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EXTREME-PORT-MIB

The following tables, groups, and variables are supported in this MIB.

Table/Group Supported Variables Comments
extremePortLoadshareTable All objects Not supported.
extremePortSummitlinkTable All objects Not supported.
extremePortLoadshare2Table extremePortLoadshare2Entry A table of bindings between a master port and its load-sharing slaves. Create/delete entries here to add/delete a port to/from a load-sharing group. Default is empty table. There are restrictions on what row creates will be accepted by each device.

extremePortLoadshare2MasterIf

Index

 The if Index value which identifies the port controlling a load-sharing group of ports that includes extremePortLoadshareSlaveIfIndex.
extremePortLoadshare2SlaveIfIndex The if Index value which identifies the port which is a member of a load-sharing group controlled by extremePortLoadshare2MasterIfInde.
extremePortLoadshare2Algorithm This value identifies the load sharing algorithm to be used for this group of load shared ports.
extremePortLoadshare2Status The row status variable, used according to row installation and removal conventions.
extremePortLoadshare2MinLinks The minimum active links that must be up in order trunk to remain up.
extremePortRateShapeTable All objects Not supported
extremePortUtilizationTable extremePortUtilizationEntry Global QoS profiles are defined in the extremeQosProfileTable. This table contains a list of ports for which certain QoS parms are reported.
extremePortUtilizationAvgTxBw The reported average bandwidth in the transmit direction. When displayed, it shows as an integer value. For example, 99.99% is displayed as 9999.
extremePortUtilizationAvgRxBw The reported average bandwidth in the receive direction. When displayed, it shows as an integer value. For example, 99.99% is displayed as 9999.
extremePortUtilizationPeakTxBw The reported peak bandwidth in the transmit direction. When displayed it shows as an integer value. For example, 99.99% is displayed as 9999.
extremePortUtilizationPeakRxBw The reported peak bandwidth in the receive direction. When displayed it shows as an integer value. For example, 99.99% is displayed as 9999.
extremePortInfoTable All objects Not supported.
extremePortXenpakVendorTable All objects Not supported.
extremePortIngressStatsPortTable All objects Not supported.

extremePortIngressStatsQueue

Table

 All objects Not supported.
extremePortEgressRateLimitTable All objects Not supported.
extremeWiredClientTable All objects Not supported.
extremePortUtilizationExtnTable extremePortUtilizationExtnEntry Global QoS profiles are defined in the extremeQosProfileTable. This table contains a list of ports for which certain QoS parameters are reported.
extremePortUtilizationAvgTxPkts The reported number of average packets in the transmit direction per second.
extremePortUtilizationAvgRxPkts The reported number of average packets in the receive direction per second.
extremePortUtilizationPeakTxPkts The reported number of peak packets in the transmit direction per second.
extremePortUtilizationPeakRxPkts The reported number of peak packets in the receive direction per second.