contrib/mibs/SW-MIB.txt

   1 --                              "@(#)swmib.smiv1"
   2 --
   3 -- Title: Fibre Channel Switch MIB, Version 1.6b
   4 --
   5 -- Significant changes (since V1.6):
   6 -- o added Event Group
   7 -- o changed swNsPortIndex to swNsEntryIndex
   8 -- o added swFCPortTxType, swFCPortLinkState
   9 --
  10 -- This is specified based on SMIv1, mainly to ensure that the specification
  11 -- can be parsed easily by off-the-shelf network management product in
  12 -- the market.
  13 --
  14
  15 SW-MIB DEFINITIONS ::= BEGIN
  16   IMPORTS
  17         enterprises, Counter, NetworkAddress
  18                 FROM RFC1155-SMI
  19         OBJECT-TYPE
  20                 FROM RFC-1212;
  21
  22   -- additional textual conventions
  23
  24   -- DisplayString: comment out the next line if your MIB compiler complains
  25   --   that it is already defined.
  26   DisplayString ::= OCTET STRING -- containing displayable octets (aka ASCII)
  27
  28   FcWwn ::= OCTET STRING (SIZE(8))
  29   SwDomainIndex         ::= INTEGER (0..31)
  30   SwNbIndex             ::= INTEGER (0..2048)
  31   SwSensorIndex         ::= INTEGER (1..1024)
  32
  33   bcsi          OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { enterprises 1588 }
  34
  35   -- Product Lines or Generic Product information
  36   --  { bcsi 1 } is reserved
  37   commDev       OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { bcsi 2 } -- communication devices
  38
  39   fibrechannel  OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { commDev 1 }
  40   fcSwitch      OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { fibrechannel 1 }
  41
  42   sw            OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { fcSwitch 1 }
  43
  44   -- various groups
  45   swSystem      OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { sw 1 }
  46   swFabric      OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { sw 2 }
  47   swModule      OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { sw 3 }
  48   swAgtCfg      OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { sw 4 }
  49   -- { sw 5 } is reserved
  50   swFCport      OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { sw 6 }
  51   swNs          OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { sw 7 }
  52   swEvent       OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { sw 8 }
  53
  54   --
  55   -- the System Group (sw)
  56   --
  57
  58   swCurrentDate         OBJECT-TYPE
  59         SYNTAX          DisplayString (SIZE (64))
  60         ACCESS          read-only
  61         STATUS          mandatory
  62         DESCRIPTION     "The current date information in displayable textual
  63                 format."
  64   ::= { swSystem 1 }
  65
  66   swBootDate            OBJECT-TYPE
  67         SYNTAX          DisplayString (SIZE (64))
  68         ACCESS          read-only
  69         STATUS          mandatory
  70         DESCRIPTION     "The date and time when the system last booted, in
  71                 displaybale textual format."
  72   ::= { swSystem 2 }
  73
  74   swFWLastUpdated       OBJECT-TYPE
  75         SYNTAX          DisplayString (SIZE (64))
  76         ACCESS          read-only
  77         STATUS          mandatory
  78         DESCRIPTION     "The information indicates the date when the firmware
  79                 was last updated, in displayable textual format."
  80   ::= { swSystem 3 }
  81
  82   swFlashLastUpdated    OBJECT-TYPE
  83         SYNTAX          DisplayString
  84         ACCESS          read-only
  85         STATUS          mandatory
  86         DESCRIPTION     "The information indicates the date when the FLASH
  87                 was last updated, in displayable textual format."
  88   ::= { swSystem 4 }
  89
  90   swBootPromLastUpdated OBJECT-TYPE
  91         SYNTAX          DisplayString (SIZE (64))
  92         ACCESS          read-only
  93         STATUS          mandatory
  94         DESCRIPTION     "The information indicates the date when the boot PROM
  95                 was last updated, in displayable textual format."
  96   ::= { swSystem 5 }
  97
  98   swFirmwareVersion     OBJECT-TYPE
  99         SYNTAX          DisplayString (SIZE (24))
 100         ACCESS          read-only
 101         STATUS          mandatory
 102         DESCRIPTION     "The current version of the firwmare."
 103   ::= { swSystem 6 }
 104
 105   swOperStatus          OBJECT-TYPE
 106         SYNTAX          INTEGER {
 107                           online        (1),
 108                           offline       (2),
 109                           testing       (3),
 110                           faulty        (4)
 111                         }
 112         ACCESS          read-only
 113         STATUS          mandatory
 114         DESCRIPTION     "The current operational status of the switch.
 115                 The states are as follow:
 116                 o online(1) means the switch is accessible by an external
 117                   Fibre Channel port;
 118                 o offline(2) means the switch is not accesible;
 119                 o testing(3) means the switch is in a built-in test mode
 120                   and is not accessible by an external Fibre Channel port;
 121                 o faulty(4) means the switch is not operational."
 122   ::= { swSystem 7 }
 123
 124   swAdmStatus           OBJECT-TYPE
 125         SYNTAX          INTEGER {
 126                                 online  (1),
 127                                 offline (2),
 128                                 testing (3),
 129                                 faulty  (4),
 130                                 reboot  (5),
 131                                 fastboot(6)
 132                         }
 133         ACCESS          read-write
 134         STATUS          mandatory
 135         DESCRIPTION     "The desired administrative status of the switch.
 136                 A management station may place the switch in a desired
 137                 state by setting this object accordingly. The states
 138                 are as follow:
 139                 o online(1) means set the switch to be accessible by an
 140                   external Fibre Channel port;
 141                 o offline(2) means set the switch to be inaccesible;
 142                 o testing(3) means set the switch to run the built-in test;
 143                 o faulty(4) means set the switch to a 'soft' faulty
 144                   condition;
 145                 o reboot(5) means set the switch to reboot in 1 second.
 146                 o fastboot(6) means set the switch to fastboot in 1 second.
 147                 Fastboot would cause the switch to boot but skip over the
 148                 POST.
 149
 150                 When the switch is in faulty state, only two states
 151                 can be set: faulty and reboot/fastboot."
 152   ::= { swSystem 8 }
 153
 154
 155   -- 9..10 are reserved
 156
 157   -- FLASH administration
 158   -- the next 5 objects are related to FlashDownload
 159   --
 160   -- 2 steps to download a new firmware into the switch FLASH,
 161   -- (A) set swFlashDLHost.0, swFlashDLUser.0 and swFlashDLFile.0 to
 162   --     appropriate
 163   --       host IP address in user dot notation (e.g. 192.168.1.7),
 164   --       user name (e.g. "administrator"), and
 165   --       file name of the firmware  (e.g. "/home/fcswitch/v2.0")
 166   --     respectively;
 167   -- (B) set swFlashDLAdmStatus.0 to sw-upgraded(2)
 168
 169   swFlashDLOperStatus   OBJECT-TYPE
 170         SYNTAX          INTEGER {
 171                           sw-current            (1),
 172                           sw-upgraded           (2)
 173                         }
 174         ACCESS          read-only
 175         STATUS          mandatory
 176         DESCRIPTION     "The operational status of the boot FLASH.
 177                 The operational states are as follow:
 178                 o current(1) indicates that the boot FLASH contains the
 179                   current firmware image; and
 180                 o upgraded(2) state indicates that it contains the image
 181                   upgraded from the swFlashDLHost.0."
 182   ::= { swSystem 11 }
 183
 184   swFlashDLAdmStatus    OBJECT-TYPE
 185         SYNTAX          INTEGER {
 186                           sw-current            (1),
 187                           sw-upgraded           (2)
 188                         }
 189         ACCESS          read-write
 190         STATUS          mandatory
 191         DESCRIPTION     "The desired state of the boot FLASH.
 192                 A management station may place the boot FLASH in a desired
 193                 state by setting this object accordingly.
 194                 The sw-upgraded(2) state indicates that the boot FLASH shall be
 195                 upgraded from the host specified in swFlashDLHost.0,
 196                 with the user name specified in swFlashDLUser.0, and
 197                 the new firmware image file specified in swFlashDLFile.0."
 198   ::= { swSystem 12 }
 199
 200   swFlashDLHost         OBJECT-TYPE
 201         SYNTAX          DisplayString (SIZE (0..64))
 202         ACCESS          read-write
 203         STATUS          mandatory
 204         DESCRIPTION     "The name or IP address (in dot notation) of the host
 205                 to download the firmware image to the FLASH."
 206   ::= { swSystem 13 }
 207
 208   swFlashDLUser         OBJECT-TYPE
 209         SYNTAX          DisplayString (SIZE (0..64))
 210         ACCESS          read-write
 211         STATUS          mandatory
 212         DESCRIPTION     "The user name on the host to download the firmware
 213                          image to the boot FLASH."
 214   ::= { swSystem 14 }
 215
 216   swFlashDLFile         OBJECT-TYPE
 217         SYNTAX          DisplayString (SIZE (0..256))
 218         ACCESS          read-write
 219         STATUS          mandatory
 220         DESCRIPTION     "The file name of the firmware image."
 221   ::= { swSystem 15 }
 222
 223   -- 16..19 are reserved
 224
 225   swDiagResult  OBJECT-TYPE
 226         SYNTAX          INTEGER {
 227                                 sw-ok                   (1),
 228                                 sw-central-memory-fault (2),
 229                                 sw-embedded-port-fault  (3)
 230                         }
 231         ACCESS          read-only
 232         STATUS          mandatory
 233         DESCRIPTION     "The result of the power-on startup (POST)
 234                          diagnostics."
 235   ::= { swSystem 20 }
 236
 237   -- operating environment sensors (temperature, fan, power supply...)
 238   swNumSensors          OBJECT-TYPE
 239         SYNTAX          INTEGER
 240         ACCESS          read-only
 241         STATUS          mandatory
 242         DESCRIPTION     "The number of sensors inside the switch."
 243   ::= { swSystem 21 }
 244
 245   swSensorTable OBJECT-TYPE
 246         SYNTAX          SEQUENCE OF SwSensorEntry
 247         ACCESS          not-accessible
 248         STATUS          mandatory
 249         DESCRIPTION     "The table of sensor entries."
 250   ::= { swSystem 22 }
 251
 252   swSensorEntry         OBJECT-TYPE
 253         SYNTAX          SwSensorEntry
 254         ACCESS          not-accessible
 255         STATUS          mandatory
 256         DESCRIPTION     "An entry of the sensor information."
 257         INDEX           { swSensorIndex }
 258   ::= { swSensorTable 1 }
 259
 260   SwSensorEntry ::= SEQUENCE {
 261         swSensorIndex   SwSensorIndex,
 262         swSensorType    INTEGER,
 263         swSensorStatus  INTEGER,
 264         swSensorValue   INTEGER,
 265         swSensorInfo    DisplayString (SIZE(256))
 266   }
 267
 268   swSensorIndex         OBJECT-TYPE
 269         SYNTAX          SwSensorIndex
 270         ACCESS          read-only
 271         STATUS          mandatory
 272         DESCRIPTION     "This object identifies the sensor."
 273   ::= { swSensorEntry 1 }
 274
 275   swSensorType          OBJECT-TYPE
 276         SYNTAX          INTEGER {
 277                           temperature   (1),
 278                           fan           (2),
 279                           power-supply  (3)
 280                         }
 281         ACCESS          read-only
 282         STATUS          mandatory
 283         DESCRIPTION     "This object identifies the sensor type."
 284   ::= { swSensorEntry 2 }
 285
 286   swSensorStatus        OBJECT-TYPE
 287         SYNTAX          INTEGER {
 288                           unknown       (1),
 289                           faulty        (2),
 290                           below-min     (3),
 291                           nominal       (4),
 292                           above-max     (5),
 293                           absent        (6)
 294                         }
 295         ACCESS          read-only
 296         STATUS          mandatory
 297         DESCRIPTION     "The current status of the sensor."
 298   ::= { swSensorEntry 3 }
 299
 300   swSensorValue         OBJECT-TYPE
 301         SYNTAX          INTEGER
 302         ACCESS          read-only
 303         STATUS          mandatory
 304         DESCRIPTION     "The current value of the sensor.
 305                 The value, -2147483648, represents an unknown quantity.
 306                 It also means that the sensor does not have the capability to
 307                 measure the actual value. In V1.6, the temperature sensor
 308                 value will be in Celsius; the fan and power supply sensor
 309                 reading will be unknown."
 310   ::= { swSensorEntry 4 }
 311
 312   swSensorInfo          OBJECT-TYPE
 313         SYNTAX          DisplayString (SIZE(256))
 314         ACCESS          read-only
 315         STATUS          mandatory
 316         DESCRIPTION     "Additional displayable information on the sensor.
 317                 In V1.6, it contains the sensor type and number
 318                 in textual format. For example, 'Temp 3', 'Fan 6'."
 319   ::= { swSensorEntry 5 }
 320
 321   --
 322   -- End of System Group
 323   --
 324
 325   --
 326   -- Fabric Group
 327   --
 328   swDomainID    OBJECT-TYPE
 329         SYNTAX          SwDomainIndex
 330         ACCESS          read-write
 331         STATUS          mandatory
 332         DESCRIPTION     "The current Fibre Channel domain ID of the switch.
 333                 To set a new value, the switch (swAdmStatus) must be in
 334                 offline or testing state."
 335   ::= { swFabric 1 }
 336
 337   swPrincipalSwitch     OBJECT-TYPE
 338         SYNTAX          INTEGER {
 339                                 yes     (1),
 340                                 no      (2)
 341                         }
 342         ACCESS          read-only
 343         STATUS          mandatory
 344         DESCRIPTION     "This object indicates whether the switch is
 345                 the Principal switch as per FC-SW."
 346   ::= { swFabric 2 }
 347
 348   -- swFabric 3..7 are reserved
 349
 350   -- (immediate) Neighborhood ISL family
 351   --
 352   swNumNbs              OBJECT-TYPE
 353         SYNTAX          INTEGER
 354         ACCESS          read-only
 355         STATUS          mandatory
 356         DESCRIPTION     "The number of Inter-Switch Links in the (immediate)
 357                 neighborhood."
 358   ::= { swFabric 8 }
 359
 360   swNbTable     OBJECT-TYPE
 361         SYNTAX          SEQUENCE OF SwNbEntry
 362         ACCESS          not-accessible
 363         STATUS          mandatory
 364         DESCRIPTION     "This table contains the ISLs in the immediate
 365                 neighorhood of the switch."
 366   ::= { swFabric 9 }
 367
 368   swNbEntry             OBJECT-TYPE
 369         SYNTAX          SwNbEntry
 370         ACCESS          not-accessible
 371         STATUS          mandatory
 372         DESCRIPTION     "An entry containing each neighbor ISL parameters."
 373         INDEX           { swNbIndex }
 374   ::= { swNbTable 1 }
 375
 376   SwNbEntry             ::= SEQUENCE {
 377         swNbIndex       SwNbIndex,
 378         swNbMyPort      INTEGER,
 379         swNbRemDomain   SwDomainIndex,
 380         swNbRemPort     INTEGER,
 381         swNbBaudRate    INTEGER,
 382         swNbIslState    INTEGER
 383   }
 384
 385   swNbIndex             OBJECT-TYPE
 386         SYNTAX          SwNbIndex
 387         ACCESS          read-only
 388         STATUS          mandatory
 389         DESCRIPTION     "This object identifies the neighbour ISL entry."
 390   ::= { swNbEntry 1 }
 391
 392   swNbMyPort            OBJECT-TYPE
 393         SYNTAX          INTEGER {
 394                           portNum-0     (1),
 395                           portNum-1     (2),
 396                           portNum-2     (3),
 397                           portNum-3     (4),
 398                           portNum-4     (5),
 399                           portNum-5     (6),
 400                           portNum-6     (7),
 401                           portNum-7     (8),
 402                           portNum-8     (9),
 403                           portNum-9     (10),
 404                           portNum-10    (11),
 405                           portNum-11    (12),
 406                           portNum-12    (13),
 407                           portNum-13    (14),
 408                           portNum-14    (15),
 409                           portNum-15    (16)
 410                         }
 411         ACCESS          read-only
 412         STATUS          mandatory
 413         DESCRIPTION     "This is the port that has an ISL to another switch."
 414   ::= { swNbEntry 2 }
 415
 416   swNbRemDomain         OBJECT-TYPE
 417         SYNTAX          SwDomainIndex
 418         ACCESS          read-only
 419         STATUS          mandatory
 420         DESCRIPTION     "This is the Fibre Channel domain on the other end
 421                 of the ISL."
 422   ::= { swNbEntry 3 }
 423
 424   swNbRemPort           OBJECT-TYPE
 425         SYNTAX          INTEGER {
 426                           portNum-0     (1),
 427                           portNum-1     (2),
 428                           portNum-2     (3),
 429                           portNum-3     (4),
 430                           portNum-4     (5),
 431                           portNum-5     (6),
 432                           portNum-6     (7),
 433                           portNum-7     (8),
 434                           portNum-8     (9),
 435                           portNum-9     (10),
 436                           portNum-10    (11),
 437                           portNum-11    (12),
 438                           portNum-12    (13),
 439                           portNum-13    (14),
 440                           portNum-14    (15),
 441                           portNum-15    (16)
 442                         }
 443         ACCESS          read-only
 444         STATUS          mandatory
 445         DESCRIPTION     "This is the port index on the other end of the ISL."
 446   ::= { swNbEntry 4 }
 447
 448   swNbBaudRate          OBJECT-TYPE
 449         SYNTAX          INTEGER {
 450                                 other           (1),    -- none of below
 451                                 oneEighth       (2),    -- 155 Mbaud
 452                                 quarter         (4),    -- 266 Mbaud
 453                                 half            (8),    -- 532 Mbaud
 454                                 full            (16),   --   1 Gbaud
 455                                 double          (32),   --   2 Gbaud
 456                                 quadruple       (64)    --   4 Gbaud
 457                         }
 458         ACCESS          read-only
 459         STATUS          mandatory
 460         DESCRIPTION     "The baud rate of the ISL."
 461   ::= { swNbEntry 5 }
 462
 463   swNbIslState          OBJECT-TYPE
 464         SYNTAX          INTEGER {
 465                                 -- sw-down              (0),
 466                                 sw-init         (1),
 467                                 sw-internal2    (2),
 468                                 sw-internal3    (3),
 469                                 sw-internal4    (4),
 470                                 sw-active       (5)
 471   }
 472         ACCESS          read-only
 473         STATUS          mandatory
 474         DESCRIPTION     "The current state of the ISL."
 475   ::= { swNbEntry 6 }
 476
 477   --
 478   -- SNMP Agent Configuration
 479   --
 480
 481   -- swAgtCfg 1..10 are reserved
 482
 483   swAgtCmtyTable        OBJECT-TYPE
 484         SYNTAX          SEQUENCE OF SwAgtCmtyEntry
 485         ACCESS          not-accessible
 486         STATUS          mandatory
 487         DESCRIPTION     "A table that contains, one entry for each Community,
 488                 the access control and parameters of the Community."
 489   ::= { swAgtCfg 11 }
 490
 491   swAgtCmtyEntry        OBJECT-TYPE
 492         SYNTAX          SwAgtCmtyEntry
 493         ACCESS          not-accessible
 494         STATUS          mandatory
 495         DESCRIPTION     "An entry containing the Community parameters."
 496         INDEX   { swAgtCmtyIdx }
 497   ::= { swAgtCmtyTable 1 }
 498
 499   SwAgtCmtyEntry        ::= SEQUENCE {
 500         swAgtCmtyIdx            INTEGER (1..6),
 501         swAgtCmtyStr            DisplayString (SIZE (16)),
 502         swAgtTrapRcp            NetworkAddress
 503   }
 504
 505   swAgtCmtyIdx          OBJECT-TYPE
 506         SYNTAX          INTEGER (1..6)
 507         ACCESS          read-only
 508         STATUS          mandatory
 509         DESCRIPTION     "This object identifies the SNMPv1 Community entry."
 510   ::= { swAgtCmtyEntry 1 }
 511
 512   swAgtCmtyStr          OBJECT-TYPE
 513         SYNTAX          DisplayString (SIZE (16))
 514         ACCESS          read-write
 515         STATUS          mandatory
 516         DESCRIPTION     "This is a Community string supported by the agent.
 517                 If a new value is set successfully, it takes effect
 518                 immediately."
 519   ::= { swAgtCmtyEntry 2 }
 520
 521   swAgtTrapRcp          OBJECT-TYPE
 522         SYNTAX          NetworkAddress
 523         ACCESS          read-write
 524         STATUS          mandatory
 525         DESCRIPTION     "This is the trap recipient associated with the
 526                 Community. If a new value is set successfully, it takes
 527                 effect immediately."
 528   ::= { swAgtCmtyEntry 3 }
 529
 530   --
 531   -- End of SNMP Agent Configuration Group
 532   --
 533
 534   --
 535   -- Fibre Channel Port Group
 536   -- This group contains information about the physical state,
 537   -- operational status, performance and error statistics of each
 538   -- Fibre Channel port on the switch. A Fibre Channel port is one which
 539   -- supports the Fibre Channel protocol. E.g. F_Port, E_Port, FL_Port.
 540   --
 541
 542   swFCPortCapacity      OBJECT-TYPE
 543         SYNTAX          INTEGER
 544         ACCESS          read-only
 545         STATUS          mandatory
 546         DESCRIPTION     "The maximum number of Fibre Channel ports on this
 547                 switch. It includes G_Port, F_Port, FL_Port and any other
 548                 types of Fibre Channel port."
 549   ::= { swFCport 1 }
 550
 551   swFCPortTable         OBJECT-TYPE
 552         SYNTAX          SEQUENCE OF SwFCPortEntry
 553         ACCESS          not-accessible
 554         STATUS          mandatory
 555         DESCRIPTION     "A table that contains, one entry for each switch port,
 556                 configuration and service parameters of the port."
 557   ::= { swFCport 2 }
 558
 559   swFCPortEntry         OBJECT-TYPE
 560         SYNTAX          SwFCPortEntry
 561         ACCESS          not-accessible
 562         STATUS          mandatory
 563         DESCRIPTION     "An entry containing the configuration and service
 564                 parameters of the switch port."
 565         INDEX   { swFCPortIndex }
 566         ::= { swFCPortTable 1 }
 567
 568   SwFCPortEntry         ::= SEQUENCE {
 569         swFCPortIndex           INTEGER,
 570         swFCPortType            INTEGER,
 571         swFCPortPhyState        INTEGER,
 572         swFCPortOpStatus        INTEGER,
 573         swFCPortAdmStatus       INTEGER,
 574         -- new info for V1.6b
 575         swFCPortLinkState       INTEGER,
 576         swFCPortTxType          INTEGER,
 577
 578         -- the rest is mapped to gstat_t
 579         swFCPortTxWords         Counter,
 580         swFCPortRxWords         Counter,
 581         swFCPortTxFrames        Counter,
 582         swFCPortRxFrames        Counter,
 583         swFCPortTxC2Frames      Counter,
 584         swFCPortRxC3Frames      Counter,
 585         swFCPortRxLCs           Counter,
 586         swFCPortRxMcasts        Counter,
 587         swFCPortTooManyRdys     Counter,
 588         swFCPortNoTxCredits     Counter,
 589         swFCPortRxEncInFrs      Counter,
 590         swFCPortRxCrcs          Counter,
 591         swFCPortRxTruncs        Counter,
 592         swFCPortRxTooLongs      Counter,
 593         swFCPortRxBadEofs       Counter,
 594         swFCPortRxEncOutFrs     Counter,
 595         swFCPortRxBadOs         Counter,
 596         swFCPortC3Discards      Counter,
 597         swFCPortMcastTimedOuts  Counter,
 598         swFCPortTxMcasts        Counter,
 599
 600         -- LIP statistics
 601         swFCPortLipIns          Counter,
 602         swFCPortLipOuts         Counter,
 603         swFCPortLipLastAlpa     OCTET STRING (SIZE(4))
 604   }
 605
 606   swFCPortIndex         OBJECT-TYPE
 607         SYNTAX          INTEGER {
 608                           portNum-0     (1),
 609                           portNum-1     (2),
 610                           portNum-2     (3),
 611                           portNum-3     (4),
 612                           portNum-4     (5),
 613                           portNum-5     (6),
 614                           portNum-6     (7),
 615                           portNum-7     (8),
 616                           portNum-8     (9),
 617                           portNum-9     (10),
 618                           portNum-10    (11),
 619                           portNum-11    (12),
 620                           portNum-12    (13),
 621                           portNum-13    (14),
 622                           portNum-14    (15),
 623                           portNum-15    (16)
 624                         }
 625         ACCESS          read-only
 626         STATUS          mandatory
 627         DESCRIPTION     "This object identifies the switch port index.
 628                 Note that the value of a port index is 1 higher than the
 629                 port number labeled on the front panel.
 630                 E.g. port index 1 correspond to port number 0."
 631   ::= { swFCPortEntry 1 }
 632
 633   swFCPortType          OBJECT-TYPE
 634         SYNTAX          INTEGER {
 635                           stitch        (1),
 636                           flannel       (2)
 637                         }
 638         ACCESS          read-only
 639         STATUS          mandatory
 640         DESCRIPTION     "This object identifies the type of switch port.
 641                          It may be of type stitch(1) or flannel(2)."
 642   ::= { swFCPortEntry 2 }
 643
 644   swFCPortPhyState      OBJECT-TYPE
 645         SYNTAX          INTEGER {
 646                           noCard        (1),
 647                           noGbic        (2),
 648                           laserFault    (3),
 649                           noLight       (4),
 650                           noSync        (5),
 651                           inSync        (6),
 652                           portFault     (7),
 653                           diagFault     (8),
 654                           lockRef       (9)
 655                         }
 656         ACCESS          read-only
 657         STATUS          mandatory
 658         DESCRIPTION     "This object identifies the physical state of
 659                 the port:
 660                         noCard(1)       no card present in this switch slot;
 661                         noGbic(2)       no GBIC module in this port;
 662                         laserFault(3)   the module is signaling a laser fault
 663                                         (defective GBIC);
 664                         noLight(4)      the module is not receiving light;
 665                         noSync(5)       the module is receiving light but is
 666                                         out of sync;
 667                         inSync(6)       the module is receiving light and is
 668                                         in sync;
 669                         portFault(7)    the port is marked faulty (defective
 670                                         GBIC, cable or device);
 671                         diagFault(8)    the port failed diagnostics (defective
 672                                         G_Port or FL_Port card or motherboard);
 673                         lockRef(9)      the port is locking to the reference
 674                                         signal.
 675                 "
 676   ::= { swFCPortEntry 3 }
 677
 678   swFCPortOpStatus      OBJECT-TYPE
 679         SYNTAX          INTEGER {
 680                           unknown       (0),
 681                           online        (1),
 682                           offline       (2),
 683                           testing       (3),
 684                           faulty        (4)
 685                         }
 686         ACCESS          read-only
 687         STATUS          mandatory
 688         DESCRIPTION     "This object identifies the operational status of
 689                 the port. The online(1) state indicates that user frames
 690                 can be passed. The unknown(0) state indicates that likely
 691                 the port module is physically absent (see swFCPortPhyState)."
 692   ::= { swFCPortEntry 4 }
 693
 694   swFCPortAdmStatus     OBJECT-TYPE
 695         SYNTAX          INTEGER {
 696                           online        (1),
 697                           offline       (2),
 698                           testing       (3),
 699                           faulty        (4)
 700                         }
 701         ACCESS          read-write
 702         STATUS          mandatory
 703         DESCRIPTION     "The desired state of the port. A management station
 704                 may place the port in a desired state by setting this
 705                 object accordingly.  The testing(3) state indicates that
 706                 no user frames can be passed. As the result of
 707                 either explicit management action or per configuration
 708                 information accessible by the switch, swFCPortAdmStatus is
 709                 then changed to either the online(1) or testing(3)
 710                 states, or remains in the offline(2) state."
 711   ::= { swFCPortEntry 5 }
 712
 713   --
 714   -- new variables for V1.6b
 715   --
 716
 717   swFCPortLinkState     OBJECT-TYPE
 718         SYNTAX          INTEGER {
 719                           enabled       (1),
 720                           disabled      (2),
 721                           loopback      (3)
 722                         }
 723         ACCESS          read-write
 724         STATUS          mandatory
 725         DESCRIPTION     "This object indicates the link state of the port.
 726                 The value may be:
 727                   enabled(1) - port is allowed to participate in the FC-PH
 728                         protocol with its attached port (or ports if it is
 729                         in a FC-AL loop);
 730                   disabled(2) - the port is not allowed to participate in
 731                         the FC-PH protocol with its attached port(s);
 732                   loopback(3) - the port may transmit frames through an
 733                         internal path to verify the health of the transmitter
 734                         and receiver path.
 735
 736                 Note that when the port's link state changes, its
 737                 operational status (swFCPortOpStatus) will be affected."
 738   ::= { swFCPortEntry 6 }
 739
 740   swFCPortTxType        OBJECT-TYPE
 741         SYNTAX          INTEGER {
 742                           unknown       (1),
 743                           lw            (2),
 744                           sw            (3),
 745                           ld            (4),
 746                           cu            (5)
 747                         }
 748         ACCESS          read-only
 749         STATUS          mandatory
 750         DESCRIPTION     "This object indicates the media transmitter type of
 751                 the port. The value may be:
 752                   unknown(1)            cannot determined to the port driver
 753                   lw(2)                 long wave laser
 754                   sw(3)                 short wave laser
 755                   ld(4)                 long wave LED
 756                   cu(5)                 copper (electrical)
 757
 758                 Note that there is a new type of GBIC which has a serial ID
 759                 and will be mapped as unknown(1) for the current firmware
 760                 revision."
 761   ::= { swFCPortEntry 7 }
 762
 763   swFCPortTxWords       OBJECT-TYPE
 764         SYNTAX          Counter
 765         ACCESS          read-only
 766         STATUS          mandatory
 767         DESCRIPTION     "This object counts the number of Fibre Channel
 768                 words that the port has transmitted."
 769   ::= { swFCPortEntry 11 }
 770
 771   swFCPortRxWords       OBJECT-TYPE
 772         SYNTAX          Counter
 773         ACCESS          read-only
 774         STATUS          mandatory
 775         DESCRIPTION     "This object counts the number of Fibre Channel
 776                 words that the port has received."
 777   ::= { swFCPortEntry 12 }
 778
 779   swFCPortTxFrames      OBJECT-TYPE
 780         SYNTAX          Counter
 781         ACCESS          read-only
 782         STATUS          mandatory
 783         DESCRIPTION     "This object counts the number of (Fibre Channel)
 784                 frames that the port has transmitted."
 785   ::= { swFCPortEntry 13 }
 786
 787   swFCPortRxFrames      OBJECT-TYPE
 788         SYNTAX          Counter
 789         ACCESS          read-only
 790         STATUS          mandatory
 791         DESCRIPTION     "This object counts the number of (Fibre Channel)
 792                 frames that the port has received."
 793   ::= { swFCPortEntry 14 }
 794
 795   swFCPortTxC2Frames    OBJECT-TYPE
 796         SYNTAX          Counter
 797         ACCESS          read-only
 798         STATUS          mandatory
 799         DESCRIPTION     "This object counts the number of Class 2
 800                 frames that the port has transmitted."
 801   ::= { swFCPortEntry 15 }
 802
 803   swFCPortRxC3Frames    OBJECT-TYPE
 804         SYNTAX          Counter
 805         ACCESS          read-only
 806         STATUS          mandatory
 807         DESCRIPTION     "This object counts the number of Class 3
 808                 frames that the port has received."
 809   ::= { swFCPortEntry 16 }
 810
 811   swFCPortRxLCs         OBJECT-TYPE
 812         SYNTAX          Counter
 813         ACCESS          read-only
 814         STATUS          mandatory
 815         DESCRIPTION     "This object counts the number of Link Control
 816                 frames that the port has received."
 817   ::= { swFCPortEntry 17 }
 818
 819   swFCPortRxMcasts      OBJECT-TYPE
 820         SYNTAX          Counter
 821         ACCESS          read-only
 822         STATUS          mandatory
 823         DESCRIPTION     "This object counts the number of Multicast
 824                 frames that the port has received."
 825   ::= { swFCPortEntry 18 }
 826
 827   swFCPortTooManyRdys   OBJECT-TYPE
 828         SYNTAX          Counter
 829         ACCESS          read-only
 830         STATUS          mandatory
 831         DESCRIPTION     "This object counts the number of times when RDYs
 832                  exceeds the frames received."
 833   ::= { swFCPortEntry 19 }
 834
 835   swFCPortNoTxCredits   OBJECT-TYPE
 836         SYNTAX          Counter
 837         ACCESS          read-only
 838         STATUS          mandatory
 839         DESCRIPTION     "This object counts the number of times when the
 840                  transmit credit has reached zero."
 841   ::= { swFCPortEntry 20 }
 842
 843   swFCPortRxEncInFrs    OBJECT-TYPE
 844         SYNTAX          Counter
 845         ACCESS          read-only
 846         STATUS          mandatory
 847         DESCRIPTION     "This object counts the number of encoding error or
 848                 disparity error inside frames received."
 849   ::= { swFCPortEntry 21 }
 850
 851   swFCPortRxCrcs        OBJECT-TYPE
 852         SYNTAX          Counter
 853         ACCESS          read-only
 854         STATUS          mandatory
 855         DESCRIPTION     "This object counts the number of CRC errors
 856                 detected for frames received."
 857   ::= { swFCPortEntry 22 }
 858
 859   swFCPortRxTruncs      OBJECT-TYPE
 860         SYNTAX          Counter
 861         ACCESS          read-only
 862         STATUS          mandatory
 863         DESCRIPTION     "This object counts the number of truncated
 864                 frames that the port has received."
 865   ::= { swFCPortEntry 23 }
 866
 867   swFCPortRxTooLongs    OBJECT-TYPE
 868         SYNTAX          Counter
 869         ACCESS          read-only
 870         STATUS          mandatory
 871         DESCRIPTION     "This object counts the number of received frames that
 872                 are too long."
 873   ::= { swFCPortEntry 24 }
 874
 875   swFCPortRxBadEofs     OBJECT-TYPE
 876         SYNTAX          Counter
 877         ACCESS          read-only
 878         STATUS          mandatory
 879         DESCRIPTION     "This object counts the number of received frames that
 880                 have bad EOF delimiter."
 881   ::= { swFCPortEntry 25 }
 882
 883   swFCPortRxEncOutFrs   OBJECT-TYPE
 884         SYNTAX          Counter
 885         ACCESS          read-only
 886         STATUS          mandatory
 887         DESCRIPTION     "This object counts the number of encoding error or
 888                 disparity error outside frames received."
 889   ::= { swFCPortEntry 26 }
 890
 891   swFCPortRxBadOs               OBJECT-TYPE
 892         SYNTAX          Counter
 893         ACCESS          read-only
 894         STATUS          mandatory
 895         DESCRIPTION     "This object counts the number of invalid Ordered
 896                 Sets received."
 897   ::= { swFCPortEntry 27 }
 898
 899   swFCPortC3Discards    OBJECT-TYPE
 900         SYNTAX          Counter
 901         ACCESS          read-only
 902         STATUS          mandatory
 903         DESCRIPTION     "This object counts the number of Class 3
 904                 frames that the port has discarded."
 905   ::= { swFCPortEntry 28 }
 906
 907   swFCPortMcastTimedOuts        OBJECT-TYPE
 908         SYNTAX          Counter
 909         ACCESS          read-only
 910         STATUS          mandatory
 911         DESCRIPTION     "This object counts the number of Multicast
 912                 frames that has been timed out."
 913   ::= { swFCPortEntry 29 }
 914
 915   swFCPortTxMcasts      OBJECT-TYPE
 916         SYNTAX          Counter
 917         ACCESS          read-only
 918         STATUS          mandatory
 919         DESCRIPTION     "This object counts the number of Multicast
 920                 frames that has been transmitted."
 921   ::= { swFCPortEntry 30 }
 922
 923   -- LIP statistics
 924   swFCPortLipIns        OBJECT-TYPE
 925         SYNTAX          Counter
 926         ACCESS          read-only
 927         STATUS          mandatory
 928         DESCRIPTION     "This object counts the number of Loop Initializations
 929                 that has been initiated by loop devices attached."
 930   ::= { swFCPortEntry 31 }
 931
 932   swFCPortLipOuts       OBJECT-TYPE
 933         SYNTAX          Counter
 934         ACCESS          read-only
 935         STATUS          mandatory
 936         DESCRIPTION     "This object counts the number of Loop Initializations
 937                 that has been initiated by the port."
 938   ::= { swFCPortEntry 32 }
 939
 940   swFCPortLipLastAlpa   OBJECT-TYPE
 941         SYNTAX          OCTET STRING (SIZE(4))
 942         ACCESS          read-only
 943         STATUS          mandatory
 944         DESCRIPTION     "This object indicates the Physical Address (AL_PA)
 945                 of the loop device that initiated the last
 946                 Loop Initialization."
 947   ::= { swFCPortEntry 33 }
 948
 949   --
 950   -- End of Fibre Channel Port group
 951   --
 952
 953
 954
 955   --
 956   -- The Name Server Database group
 957   --
 958
 959   swNsLocalNumEntry     OBJECT-TYPE
 960         SYNTAX          INTEGER
 961         ACCESS          read-only
 962         STATUS          mandatory
 963         DESCRIPTION     "The number of local Name Server entries."
 964   ::= { swNs 1 }
 965
 966   swNsLocalTable        OBJECT-TYPE
 967         SYNTAX          SEQUENCE OF SwNsEntry
 968         ACCESS          not-accessible
 969         STATUS          mandatory
 970         DESCRIPTION     "The table of local Name Server entries."
 971   ::= { swNs 2 }
 972
 973   swNsLocalEntry        OBJECT-TYPE
 974         SYNTAX          SwNsEntry
 975         ACCESS          not-accessible
 976         STATUS          mandatory
 977         DESCRIPTION     "An entry of the local Name Server database."
 978         INDEX           { swNsEntryIndex }
 979   ::= { swNsLocalTable 1 }
 980
 981   SwNsEntry ::= SEQUENCE {
 982         swNsEntryIndex  INTEGER,
 983         swNsPortID      OCTET STRING(SIZE(4)),
 984         swNsPortType    INTEGER,
 985         swNsPortName    FcWwn,
 986         swNsPortSymb    OCTET STRING,
 987         swNsNodeName    FcWwn,
 988         swNsNodeSymb    OCTET STRING,
 989         swNsIPA         OCTET STRING,
 990         swNsIpAddress   OCTET STRING,
 991         swNsCos         INTEGER,
 992         swNsFc4         OCTET STRING
 993   }
 994
 995   swNsEntryIndex        OBJECT-TYPE
 996         SYNTAX          INTEGER
 997         ACCESS          read-only
 998         STATUS          mandatory
 999         DESCRIPTION     "The object identifies the Name Server database entry."
1000   ::= { swNsLocalEntry 1 }
1001
1002   swNsPortID            OBJECT-TYPE
1003         SYNTAX          OCTET STRING (SIZE(4))
1004         ACCESS          read-only
1005         STATUS          mandatory
1006         DESCRIPTION     "The object identifies the Fibre Channel port address
1007                 ID of the entry."
1008   ::= { swNsLocalEntry 2 }
1009
1010   swNsPortType          OBJECT-TYPE
1011         SYNTAX          INTEGER {
1012                         --  unknown     (0),
1013                           nPort         (1),
1014                           nlPort        (2)
1015                         }
1016         ACCESS          read-only
1017         STATUS          mandatory
1018         DESCRIPTION     "The object identifies the type of port: N_Port,
1019                 NL_Port, etc., for this entry. The type is defined in FC-GS-2."
1020   ::= { swNsLocalEntry 3 }
1021
1022   swNsPortName          OBJECT-TYPE
1023         SYNTAX          FcWwn
1024         ACCESS          read-only
1025         STATUS          mandatory
1026         DESCRIPTION     "The object identifies the Fibre Channel World_wide
1027                 Name of the port entry."
1028   ::= { swNsLocalEntry 4 }
1029
1030   swNsPortSymb          OBJECT-TYPE
1031         SYNTAX          OCTET STRING(SIZE(1..255))
1032         ACCESS          read-only
1033         STATUS          mandatory
1034         DESCRIPTION     "The object identifies the contents of a Symbolic Name
1035                 of the port entry. In FC-GS-2, a Symbolic Name consists of
1036                 a byte array of 1 through 256 bytes, and the first byte of the
1037                 array specifies the length of its 'contents'.
1038                 This object variable corresponds to the 'contents' of the
1039                 Symbolic Name, without the first byte."
1040   ::= { swNsLocalEntry 5 }
1041
1042   swNsNodeName          OBJECT-TYPE
1043         SYNTAX          FcWwn
1044         ACCESS          read-only
1045         STATUS          mandatory
1046         DESCRIPTION     "The object identifies the Fibre Channel World_wide
1047                 Name of the associated node as defined in FC-GS-2."
1048   ::= { swNsLocalEntry 6 }
1049
1050   swNsNodeSymb          OBJECT-TYPE
1051         SYNTAX          OCTET STRING (SIZE(1..255))
1052         ACCESS          read-only
1053         STATUS          mandatory
1054         DESCRIPTION     "The object identifies the contents of a Symbolic Name
1055                 of the the node associated with the entry. In FC-GS-2,
1056                 a Symbolic Name consists of a byte array of 1 through 256
1057                 bytes,  and the first byte of the array specifies the length
1058                 of its 'contents'.
1059                 This object variable corresponds to the 'contents' of the
1060                 Symbolic Name, without the first byte (specifying the length)."
1061   ::= { swNsLocalEntry 7 }
1062
1063   swNsIPA               OBJECT-TYPE
1064         SYNTAX          OCTET STRING (SIZE(8))
1065         ACCESS          read-only
1066         STATUS          mandatory
1067         DESCRIPTION     "The object identifies the Initial Process Associator
1068                 of the node for the entry as defined in FC-GS-2."
1069   ::= { swNsLocalEntry 8 }
1070
1071   swNsIpAddress         OBJECT-TYPE
1072         SYNTAX          OCTET STRING (SIZE(16))
1073         ACCESS          read-only
1074         STATUS          mandatory
1075         DESCRIPTION     "The object identifies the IP address of the node
1076                 for the entry as defined in FC-GS-2. The format of the address
1077                 is in IPv6."
1078   ::= { swNsLocalEntry 9 }
1079
1080   swNsCos               OBJECT-TYPE
1081         SYNTAX          INTEGER {
1082                 --        class-unknown (0),
1083                           class-F       (1),
1084                           class-1       (2),
1085                           class-F-1     (3),
1086                           class-2       (4),
1087                           class-F-2     (5),
1088                           class-1-2     (6),
1089                           class-F-1-2   (7),
1090                           class-3       (8),
1091                           class-F-3     (9),
1092                           class-1-3     (10),
1093                           class-F-1-3   (11),
1094                           class-2-3     (12),
1095                           class-F-2-3   (13),
1096                           class-1-2-3   (14),
1097                           class-F-1-2-3 (15)
1098                         -- more to enumerate in future.
1099                         }
1100         ACCESS          read-only
1101         STATUS          mandatory
1102         DESCRIPTION     "The object identifies the class of services supported
1103                 by the port. The value is a bit-map defined as follows:
1104                 o bit 0 is class F,
1105                 o bit 1 is class 1,
1106                 o bit 2 is class 2,
1107                 o bit 3 is class 3,
1108                 o bit 4 is class 4, etc."
1109   ::= { swNsLocalEntry 10 }
1110
1111   swNsFc4               OBJECT-TYPE
1112         SYNTAX          OCTET STRING (SIZE (32))
1113         ACCESS          read-only
1114         STATUS          mandatory
1115         DESCRIPTION     "The object identifies the FC-4s supported
1116                 by the port as defined in FC-GS-2."
1117   ::= { swNsLocalEntry 11 }
1118
1119   --
1120   -- End of Fibre Channel Name Server group
1121   --
1122
1123   -- #######################################################################
1124   --
1125   -- Event Group - to map the errLog
1126   --
1127   -- NOTE
1128   -- Logically, swEventTable is separate from the error log since it is
1129   -- essentially a view of the error log within a particular time window.
1130   -- The value of swEventIndex shall indicate the event number that has
1131   -- occurred since the switch booted. The value will range from 1 through
1132   -- 2147383647 (2^31 - 1).
1133   --
1134   -- #######################################################################
1135
1136   swEventTrapLevel      OBJECT-TYPE
1137         SYNTAX          INTEGER {
1138                           none          (0),
1139                           critical      (1),
1140                           error         (2),
1141                           warning       (3),
1142                           informational (4),
1143                           debug         (5)
1144                         }
1145         ACCESS          read-write
1146         STATUS          mandatory
1147         DESCRIPTION     "This object specifies the swEventTrap level in
1148                 conjunction with an event's severity level. When an event
1149                 occurs and if its severity level is at or below the value
1150                 specified by this object instance, the agent will send
1151                 the associated swEventTrap to configured recipients."
1152   ::= { swEvent 1 }
1153
1154   -- { swEvent 2..3 are reserved }
1155
1156   swEventNumEntries     OBJECT-TYPE
1157         SYNTAX          INTEGER (1..30)
1158         ACCESS          read-only
1159         STATUS          mandatory
1160         DESCRIPTION     "The number of entries in the Event Table."
1161   ::= { swEvent 4 }
1162
1163   swEventTable          OBJECT-TYPE
1164         SYNTAX          SEQUENCE OF SwEventEntry
1165         ACCESS          not-accessible
1166         STATUS          mandatory
1167         DESCRIPTION     "The table of event entries."
1168   ::= { swEvent 5 }
1169
1170   swEventEntry          OBJECT-TYPE
1171         SYNTAX          SwEventEntry
1172         ACCESS          not-accessible
1173         STATUS          mandatory
1174         DESCRIPTION     "An entry of the event table."
1175         INDEX           { swEventIndex }
1176
1177   ::= { swEventTable 1 }
1178
1179   SwEventEntry          ::= SEQUENCE {
1180         swEventIndex            INTEGER,
1181         swEventTimeInfo         DisplayString,
1182         swEventLevel            INTEGER,
1183         swEventRepeatCount      INTEGER,
1184         swEventDescr            DisplayString
1185   }
1186
1187   swEventIndex          OBJECT-TYPE
1188         SYNTAX          INTEGER (1..30)
1189         ACCESS          read-only
1190         STATUS          mandatory
1191         DESCRIPTION     "This object identifies the event entry."
1192   ::= { swEventEntry 1 }
1193
1194   swEventTimeInfo       OBJECT-TYPE
1195         SYNTAX          DisplayString
1196         ACCESS          read-only
1197         STATUS          mandatory
1198         DESCRIPTION     "This object identifies the date and time when this
1199                 event occurred, in textual format."
1200   ::= { swEventEntry 2 }
1201
1202   swEventLevel          OBJECT-TYPE
1203         SYNTAX          INTEGER {
1204                           critical      (1),
1205                           error         (2),
1206                           warning       (3),
1207                           informational (4),
1208                           debug         (5)
1209                         }
1210         ACCESS          read-only
1211         STATUS          mandatory
1212         DESCRIPTION     "This object identifies the severity level of this
1213                 event entry."
1214   ::= { swEventEntry 3 }
1215
1216   swEventRepeatCount    OBJECT-TYPE
1217         SYNTAX          INTEGER
1218         ACCESS          read-only
1219         STATUS          mandatory
1220         DESCRIPTION     "This object identifies how many times this particular
1221                 event has occurred."
1222   ::= { swEventEntry 4 }
1223
1224   swEventDescr          OBJECT-TYPE
1225         SYNTAX          DisplayString
1226         ACCESS          read-only
1227         STATUS          mandatory
1228          DESCRIPTION     "This object identifies the textual description of
1229                 the event."
1230   ::= { swEventEntry 5 }
1231
1232   --
1233   -- End of Fibre Channel Event Group
1234   --
1235
1236 END