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Catalyst 5000 Series Switch Workgroup MIBs

Catalyst 5000 Series Switch Workgroup MIBs

This chapter contains the following sections:


Note In this document, reference to the Catalyst 5000 series switches refers specifically to the Catalyst 5002, Catalyst 5000, and Catalyst 5500 switches.

Workgroup MIB and Variable Descriptions

This section contains the description of the groups and variables (listed previously) used within the Catalyst 5000 series switch Workgroup MIB. For information regarding other MIBs supported by the Catalyst 5000 series switch, refer to the Cisco Management Information Base (MIB) User Quick Reference publication.


Note Default values are included where available.

System Group

The System group manages and controls system-wide functionality of the Catalyst 5000 series switch products.

Implementation of the System group is mandatory for all Cisco Workgroup Stack products.

sysMgmtType (systemGrp 1)

Specifies the type of network management running on this system.

Syntax: Integer {

other (1) None of the following
snmpV1 (2) SNMP
smux (3) SNMP MUX subagent
snmpV2V1 (4) Bi-lingual SNMP, Version 2 and 1

Access: Read-only

sysIpAddr (systemGrp 2)

Specifies the IP address.

Syntax: IpAddress

Access: Read-write

sysNetMask (systemGrp 3)

Specifies the subnet mask.

Syntax: IpAddress

Access: Read-write

sysBroadcast (systemGrp 4)

Specifies the broadcast address.

Syntax: IpAddress

Access: Read-write

sysTrapReceiverTable (systemGrp 5)

Contains a list of Network Management Station addresses that should receive trap messages from this system when an exception condition occurs and includes the following variables: sysTrapReceiverType, sysTrapReceiverAddr, and sysTrapReceiverComm.

Syntax: SEQUENCE OF SysTrapReceiverEntry

Access: Not accessible

sysTrapReceiverEntry (sysTrapReceiverTable 1)

Provides a trap receiver table entry.

Syntax: SysTrapReceiverEntry

Access: Not accessible

sysTrapReceiverType (sysTrapReceiverEntry 1)

Adds or deletes an entry from the sysTrapReceiverTable.

Syntax: Integer {

valid (1) Add this entry
invalid (2) Remove this entry

Access: Read-write

sysTrapReceiverAddr (sysTrapReceiverEntry 2)

Specifies the IP address for the trap receiver.

Syntax: IpAddress

Access: Read-only

sysTrapReceiverComm (sysTrapReceiverEntry 3)

Provides a community string used for trap messages to this trap receiver.

Syntax: DisplayString (SIZE 0..20)

Access: Read-write

End of Table


Note systemGrp 6 and systemGrp 7 are not used.

sysTraffic (systemGrp 8)

Specifies the traffic meter value, for example, the percentage of bandwidth utilization for the previous polling interval.

Syntax: Integer (0..100)

Access: Read-only

sysReset (systemGrp 9)

Provides a method of resetting the control logic of all modules in the system.

Syntax: Integer {

other (1) None of the following
reset (2) Resetting

Access: Read-write

sysBaudRate (systemGrp 10)

Specifies the baud rate in bits per second (bps) of the RS-232 port.

Syntax: Integer {

b600 (600]) 600 bps
b1200 (1200) 1200 bps
b2400 (2400) 2400 bps
b4800 (4800) 4800 bps
b9600 (9600) 9600 bps
b19200 (19200) 19200 bps
b38400 (38400) 38400 bps

Access: Read-write

Default: b9600 (9600)


Note systemGrp 11 is not used.

sysClearMacTime (systemGrp 12)

Specifies the time (in hundredths of a second) since the Mac counters were last cleared. Writing 0 causes the Mac counters to be cleared.

Syntax: TimeTicks

Access: Read-write

sysClearPortTime (systemGrp 13)

Specifies the time (in hundredths of a second) since the port counters were last cleared. Writing 0 clears the port counters.

Syntax: TimeTicks

Access: Read-write


Note systemGrp 14 is not used.

sysEnableModem (systemGrp 15)

Enables or disables the RS-232 port modem control lines.

Syntax: Integer {

enabled (1) RS-232 port modem control lines are enabled.
disabled (2) RS-232 port modem control lines are disabled.

Access: Read-write

Default: Disabled (2)

sysEnableRedirects (systemGrp 16)

Specifies whether the system can send or receive ICMP redirect messages.

Syntax: Integer {

enabled (1) The system can send or receive ICMP redirect messages.
disabled (2) The system cannot send or receive ICMP redirect messages.

Access: Read-write

sysEnableRmon (systemGrp 17)

Specifies whether the SNMP agent supports the Remote Monitoring (RMON) MIB.

Syntax: Integer {

enabled (1) The SNMP agent supports the RMON MIB.
disabled (2) The SNMP agent does not support the RMON MIB.

Access: Read-write

Default: enabled (1)

sysArpAgingTime (systemGrp 18)

Indicates the aging time of the ARP table.

Syntax: Integer (0..1000000)

Access: Read-write

Default: 1200

sysTrafficPeak (systemGrp 19)

Indicates the peak traffic meter value since the last time port counters were cleared or the system started (see sysClearPortTime).

Syntax: Integer (0..100)

Access: Read-only

sysTrafficPeakTime (systemGrp 20)

Indicates the time (in hundredths of a second) since the peak traffic meter value occurred.

Syntax: TimeTicks

Access: Read-only

sysCommunityRwa (systemGrp 21)

When an SNMP message is received, the community string in the message is compared to the sysCommunityRwa string first. If it matches, read-write access is granted to all items in the MIB. If it does not match, the sysCommunityRw string is then compared.


Note This item is only accessible when using the community string defined in sysCommunityRwa.

Syntax: DisplayString (SIZE (0..20))

Access: Read-write

sysCommunityRw (systemGrp 22)

If the community string in the received SNMP message does not match the sysCommunityRwa string, the message is then compared with the sysCommunityRw string. If it matches, read-write access is granted to all items in the MIB except for restricted items such as community strings. (Restricted items appear empty when read and return a "no such name" error when an attempt is made to write them.) If it does not match, the sysCommunityRo string is then compared.


Note This item is only accessible when using the community string defined in sysCommunityRwa.

Syntax: DisplayString (SIZE (0..20))

Access: Read-write

sysCommunityRo (systemGrp 23)

If the community string in the received SNMP message does not match the sysCommunityRw string, the message is then compared with the sysCommunityRo string. If it matches, read-only access is granted to all items in the MIB except for restricted items such as community strings. (Restricted items appear empty when read.) If it does not match, access is denied, no response is sent back to the SNMP requestor, and an SNMP trap is sent to the SNMP trap receivers (if configured).


Note This item is only accessible when using the community string defined in sysCommunityRwa.

Syntax: DisplayString (SIZE (0..20))

Access: Read-write

sysEnableChassisTraps (systemGrp 24)

Specifies whether the chassisAlarmOn and chassisAlarmOff traps in this MIB should be generated.

Syntax: Integer {

enabled (1) chassisAlarmOn and chassisAlarmOff traps in this MIB are generated.
disabled (2) chassisAlarmOn and chassisAlarmOff traps in this MIB are not generated.

Access: Read-write

Default: Disabled (2)

sysEnableModuleTraps (systemGrp 25)

Specifies whether the moduleUp and moduleDown traps in this MIB should be generated.

Syntax: Integer {

enabled (1) moduleUp and moduleDown traps in this MIB are generated.
disabled (2) moduleUp and moduleDown traps in this MIB are not generated.

Access: Read-write

Default: Disabled (2)

sysEnableBridgeTraps (systemGrp 26)

Specifies whether the newRoot and topologyChange traps in the BRIDGE-MIB (RFC 1495) should be generated.

Syntax: Integer {

enabled (1) newRoot and topologyChange traps in the BRIDGE-MIB (RFC 1495) are generated.
disabled (2) newRoot and topologyChange traps in the BRIDGE-MIB (RFC 1495) are not generated.

Access: Read-write

Default: Disabled (2)

sysIpVlan (systemGrp 27)

Specifies this entity's IP address virtual LAN (VLAN) association.

Syntax: Integer (0..1023)

Access: Read-write

sysConfigChangeTime (systemGrp 28)

Indicates the time (in hundredths of a second) since the configuration of the system was last changed.

Syntax: TimeTicks

Access: Read-only

sysEnableRepeaterTraps (systemGrp 29)

Specifies whether the traps in the REPEATER-MIB (RFC 1516) should be generated.

Syntax: Integer {

enabled (1) The traps in the REPEATER-MIB (RFC 1516) are to be generated.
disabled (2) The traps in the REPEATER-MIB (RFC 1516) are not to be generated.

Access: Read-write

sysBannerMotd (systemGrp 30)

Displays the message of the day banner on the Command Line Interface before log in.

Syntax: DisplayString (SIZE (0..255))

Access: Read-write

Chassis Group

The Chassis group manages and controls the various functionalities of the chassis components, such as the power supply type and status, number of slots available for plug-in modules, and chassis model number.

Implementation of the Chassis group is mandatory for all Cisco Workgroup Stack products.

chassisSysType (chassisGrp 1)

Indicates the chassis system type.

Syntax: Integer {

other (1) none of the following
wsc1000 (3) 2+8 port CDDI concentrator
wsc1001 (4) 2+8 port CDDI concentrator
wsc1100 (5) 2+16 port FDDI/CDDI concentrator
wsc5000 (6) 5-slot switch
wsc2900 (7) closed 2-slot switch
wsc5500 (8) 13-slot switch
wsc5002 (9) 2-slot switch
wsc1200 (11) 2+8 port FDDI/Ethernet switch
wsc1400 (12) 2-slot FDDI/CDDI concentrator

Access: Read-only

chassisBkplType (chassisGrp 2)

Indicates the chassis backplane type.

Syntax: Integer {

other (1) none of the following
fddi (2) fddi
fddiEthernet (3) fddi and ethernet
giga (4) gigabit packet switch
giga3 (5) 3.6 gigabit switch
giga3E (6) 3.6 gigabit switch enhanced

Access: Read-only

chassisPs1Type (chassisGrp 3)

Indicates the type of power supply number 1.

Syntax: Integer {

other (1) None of the following
none (2) No power supply
w50 (3) 50 watt supply
w200 (4) 200 watt supply
w600 (5) 600 watt supply
w80 (6) 80 watt supply
w130 (7) 130 watt supply
wsc5008 (8) 350 watt supply
wsc5008a (9) 350 watt supply
w175 (10) 175 watt supply
wsc5068 (11) 350 watt supply (DC)
wsc5508 (12) 1100 watt supply
wsc5568 (13) 1100 watt supply (DC)
wsc5508a (14) 1200 watt supply
w155 (15) 155 watt supply
w155pfc (16) 155 watt supply w/PFC
w155dc (17) 155 watt supply (DC)

Access: Read-only

chassisPs1Status (chassisGrp 4)

Provides the status of power supply number 1. If the status is "not ok," the value of chassisPs1TestResult gives more detailed information about the power supply's failure condition(s).

Syntax: Integer {

other (1) None of the following
ok (2) Status ok
minorFault (3) Minor problem
majorFault (4) Major problem

Access: Read-only

chassisPs1TestResult (chassisGrp 5)

Provides the test result for power supply number 1. A zero indicates that the supply passed all tests. Bits set in the result indicate error conditions.

Syntax: Integer (0..65535)

Access: Read-only

chassisPs2Type (chassisGrp 6)

Indicates the type of power supply number 2.

Syntax: Integer {

other (1) None of the following
none (2) No power supply
w50 (3) 50 watt supply
w200 (4) 200 watt supply
w600 (5) 600 watt supply
w80 (6) 80 watt supply
w130 (7) 130 watt supply
wsc5008 (8) 350 watt supply
wsc5008a (9) 350 watt supply
w175 (10) 175 watt supply
wsc5068 (11) 350 watt supply (DC)
wsc5508 (12) 1100 watt supply
wsc5568 (13) 1100 watt supply (DC)
wsc5508a (14) 1200 watt supply
w155 (15) 155 watt supply
w155pfc (16) 155 watt supply w/PFC
w155dc (17) 155 watt supply (DC)

Access: Read-only

chassisPs2Status (chassisGrp 7)

Provides the status of power supply number 2. If the status is "not ok," the value of chassisPs2TestResult gives more detailed information about the power supply's failure condition(s).

Syntax: Integer {

other (1) None of the following
ok (2) Status satisfactory
minorFault (3) Minor problem
majorFault (4) Major problem

Access: Read-only

chassisPs2TestResult (chassisGrp 8)

Provides the test result for power supply number 2. A zero indicates that the supply passed all tests. Bits set in the result indicate error conditions.

Syntax: Integer (0..65535)

Access: Read-only

chassisFanStatus (chassisGrp 9)

Provides the status of the chassis fan. If the status is "not ok," the value of chassisFanTestResult gives more detailed information about the fan's failure condition(s).

Syntax: Integer {

other (1) None of the following
ok (2) Status satisfactory
minorFault (3) Minor problem
majorFault (4) Major problem

Access: Read-only

chassisFanTestResult (chassisGrp 10)

Provides the test result for the chassis fan. A zero indicates that the fan passed all tests. Bits set in the result indicate error conditions.

Syntax: Integer (0..65535)

Access: Read-only

chassisMinorAlarm (chassisGrp 11)

Provides the chassis minor alarm status.

Syntax: Integer {

off (1) No chassis minor alarm has been detected.
on (2) A chassis minor alarm has been detected.

Access: Read-only

chassisMajorAlarm (chassisGrp 12)

Provides the chassis major alarm status.

Syntax: Integer {

off (1) No chassis major alarm has been detected.
on (2) A chassis major alarm has been detected.

Access: Read-only

chassisTempAlarm (chassisGrp 13)

Provides the chassis temperature alarm status.

Syntax: Integer {

off (1) Temperature within normal range
on (2) Temperature too high
critical (3) Critical temperature, system shutdown imminent

Access: Read-only

chassisNumSlots (chassisGrp 14)

Indicates the number of slots in the chassis available for plug-in modules.

Syntax: Integer (1..16)

Access: Read-only

chassisSlotConfig (chassisGrp 15)

Indicates the slots in the chassis with modules inserted. The syntax is an integer value with bits set to indicate configured modules. It can be interpreted as a sum of f(x) as x goes from 1 to the number of slots, where f(x) = 0 for no module inserted and f(x) = exp(2, x-1) for a module inserted.

Syntax: Integer (0..65535)

Access: Read-only

chassisModel (chassisGrp 16)

Indicates the manufacturer's model number for the chassis.

Syntax: DisplayString (SIZE (0..8))

Access: Read-only

chassisSerialNumber (chassisGrp 17)

Indicates the serial number of the chassis.

Syntax: Integer (0..999999999)

Access: Read-only

Module Group

The Module group provides module descriptions, such as the module type, firmware version, hardware version, serial number, operational status, and self-test results.

Implementation of the Module group is mandatory for all Cisco Workgroup Stack products.

moduleTable (moduleGrp 1)

Contains a list of module entries. The number of entries is given by the value of chassisNumSlots and includes the following variables: moduleIndex, moduleType, moduleSerialNumber, moduleHwHiVersion, moduleHwLoVersion, moduleFwHiVersion, moduleFwLoVersion, moduleSwHiVersion, moduleSwLoVersion, moduleStatus, moduleTestResult, moduleAction, moduleName, moduleNumPorts, modulePortStatus, moduleSubType, moduleModel, moduleHwVersion, moduleFwVersion, moduleSwVersion, and moduleStandbyStatus.

Syntax: SEQUENCE OF ModuleEntry

Access: Not accessible

moduleEntry (moduleTable 1)

Provides information about one module in a slot of the chassis.

Syntax: ModuleEntry

Access: Not accessible

moduleIndex (moduleEntry 1)

Indicates a unique value for each module within the chassis. This value is determined by the chassis slot number where the module is inserted. Valid entries are 1 to the value of chassisNumSlots.

Syntax: Integer (1..16)

Access: Read-only

moduleType (moduleEntry 2)

Indicates the type of module.

Syntax: Integer {

other (1) None of the following
empty (2 Nothing installed
wsc1000 (3) 2+8 port CDDI concentrator
wsc1001 (4) 2+8 port FDDI C concentrator
wsc1100 (5) 2+16 port FDDI/CDDI C concentrator
wsc1200 (11) 2+8 port FDDI/Ethernet switch
wsc1400 (12) 2-slot FDDI/CDDI C concentrator
wsx5009 (23) Supervisor module, 100BaseTX (RJ-45/MII)
wsx5013 (24) 24-port 10BaseT (RJ-45 connector)
wsx5011 (25) 12-port 10BaseFL multimode (ST connector)
wsx5010 (26) 24-port 10BaseT (telco connector)
wsx5113 (27) 12-port 100BaseTX (RJ-45 connector)
wsx5101 (28) Dual attach multimode FDDI (MIC connector)
wsx5103 (29) Dual attach CDDI (RJ-45 connector)
wsx5104 (30) Dual attach single-mode FDDI (ST connector)
wsx5105 (31) Dual attach multimode FDDI (SC connector)
wsx5155 (32) 1-port multimode OC-3 ATM (SC connector)
wsx5154 (33) 1-port single-mode OC-3 ATM (SC connector)
wsx5153 (34) 1-port UTP OC-3 ATM (RJ-45 connector)
wsx5111 (35) 12-port 100BaseFX multimode (SC connector)
wsx5213 (36) 12-port 10/100BaseTX (RJ-45 connector)
wsx5020 (37) 48-port 4-segment 10BaseT (telco connector)
wsx5006 (38) Supervisor module, 100BaseFX multimode (SC connector)
wsx5005 (39) Supervisor module, 100BaseFX single-mode (SC connector)
wsx5509 (40) Supervisor module II, 100BaseTX (RJ-45/MII)
wsx5506 (41) Supervisor module II, 100BaseFX multimode (SC)
wsx5505 (42 Supervisor module II, 100BaseFX single-mode (SC)
wsx5156 (43) 2-port UTP OC-3 ATM (RJ-45 connector)
wsx5157 (44) 2-port single-mode OC-3 ATM (SC connector)
wsx5158 (45) 2-port multimode OC-3 ATM (SC connector)
wsx5114 (47) 6-port single-mode, 6-port MM 100BaseFX (SC connector)
wsx5223 (48) 24-port 3-segment 100BaseTX (RJ-45 connector)
wsx5224 (49) 24-port 10/100BaseTX (RJ-45 connector)
wsx5012 (50) 48-port 10BaseT (telco connector)
wsx5213a (53) 12-port 10/100BaseTX (RJ-45 connector)

Access: Read-only

moduleSerialNumber (moduleEntry 3)

Provides the serial number of the module.

Syntax: Integer (0..999999999)

Access: Read-only

moduleHwHiVersion (moduleEntry 4)

Provides the high part of the hardware version of the module. For example, if the hardware version is 3.1, the value of moduleHwHiVersion is 3.

Syntax: Integer (0..65535)

Access: Read-only

moduleHwLoVersion (moduleEntry 5)

Provides the low part of the hardware version of the module. For example, if the hardware version is 3.1, the value of moduleHwLoVersion is 1.

Syntax: Integer (0..65535)

Access: Read-only

moduleFwHiVersion (moduleEntry 6)

Provides the high part of the firmware version number. For example, if the firmware version is 3.1, the value of moduleFwHiVersion is 3.

Syntax: Integer (0..65535)

Access: Read-only

moduleFwLoVersion (moduleEntry 7)

Provides the low part of the firmware version number. For example, if the firmware version is 3.1, the value of moduleFwLoVersion is 1.

Syntax: Integer (0..65535)

Access: Read-only

moduleSwHiVersion (moduleEntry 8)

Provides the high part of the software version number. For example, if the software version is 3.1, the value of moduleSwHiVersion is 3.

Syntax: Integer (0..65535)

Access: Read-only

moduleSwLoVersion (moduleEntry 9)

Provides the low part of the software version number. For example, if the software version is 3.1, the value of moduleSwLoVersion is 1.

Syntax: Integer (0..65535).

Access: Read-only

moduleStatus (moduleEntry 10)

Provides the operational status of the module. If the status is "not ok," the value of moduleTestResult gives more detailed information about the module's failure condition(s).

Syntax: Integer {

other (1) None of the following
ok (2) Status satisfactory
minorFault (3) Minor problem. A minor problem is defined as a module that is under startup diag, not online, or is disabled.
majorFault (4) Major problem. A major problem is defined as a module not running (for example, no CPU), or a major component diagnostic failure has occurred, so that the module is not usable.

Access: Read-only

moduleTestResult (moduleEntry 11)

Provides the results of the module's self-test. A zero indicates that the module passed all tests. Bits set in the result indicate error conditions.

Syntax: Integer (0..65535)

Access: Read-only

moduleAction (moduleEntry 12)

Specifies that this object, when read, returns one of the following results:

other (1) Module is permanently enabled.
enable (3) Module is currently enabled.
disable (4) Module is currently disabled.

Setting this object to one of the acceptable values gives the following results; setting this object to any other value results in an error:

Syntax: Integer {

other (1) Gives an error.
reset (2) Resets the module's control logic.
enable (3) If the module status is configurable, enables the module, or else gives error.
disable (4) If the module status is configurable, disables the module, or else gives error.

Access: Read-write

moduleName (moduleEntry 13)

Specifies the descriptive string used by the network administrator to name the module.

Syntax: DisplayString (SIZE (0..20)

Access: Read-write

moduleNumPorts (moduleEntry 14)

Indicates the number of ports supported by the module.

Syntax: Integer (0..255)

Access: Read-only

modulePortStatus (moduleEntry 15)

Specifies a series of bytes containing status information about the module and each of the ports on the module. The first byte contains the status for the module (same value as moduleStatus), and subsequent bytes contain status for the first through the last ports on the module (same value as portOperStatus).

Syntax: OCTET STRING (SIZE (0..50))

Access: Read-only

moduleSubType (moduleEntry 16)

Indicates the type of daughterboard attached to this module.

Syntax: Integer {

other (1) None of the following
empty (2) Nothing installed
wsf5510 (3) EARL 1
wsf5511 (4) EARL 1+
wsf5512 (5) EARL 2

Access: Read-only

moduleModel (moduleEntry 17)

Indicates the manufacturer's model number for the module.

Syntax: DisplayString (SIZE (0..8))

Access: Read-only

moduleHwVersion (moduleEntry 18)

Indicates the hardware version of the module.

Syntax: DisplayString (SIZE (0..12))

Access: Read-only

moduleFwVersion (moduleEntry 19)

Indicates the firmware version of the module.

Syntax: DisplayString (SIZE (0..12))

Access: Read-only

moduleSwVersion (moduleEntry 20)

Indicates the software version of the module.

Syntax: DisplayString (SIZE (0..20))

Access: Read-only

moduleStandbyStatus (moduleEntry 21)

Provides the status of a redundant module.

Syntax: Integer {

other (1) None of the following.
active (2) The redundant module is active.
standby (3) The redundant module is in standby mode.
error (4) The redundant module is in error.

Access: Read-only

End of Table

Port Group

The Port group provides information for a particular port on a module, such as port location, port name (as designated by the network administrator), port type, operational status, mode (half- or full-duplex), and port security.

Implementation of the Port group is mandatory for all Cisco Workgroup Stack products.

portTable (portGrp 1)

Contains a list of port entries. The number of entries is determined by the number of modules in the chassis and the number of ports on each module and includes the following variables: portModuleIndex, portIndex, portCrossIndex, portName, portType, portOperStatus, portCrossGroupIndex, portAdditionalStatus, portAdminSpeed, portDuplex, portIfIndex, and portSpantreeFastStart.

Syntax: SEQUENCE OF PortEntry

Access: Not accessible

portEntry (portTable 1)

Contains information for a particular port on a module.

Syntax: PortEntry

Access: Not accessible

portModuleIndex (portEntry 1)

Indicates an index value that uniquely identifies the module where this port is located. The chassis slot number which the module is plugged into determines the value. Valid entries are 1 to the value of chassisNumSlots.

Syntax: Integer (1..16)

Access: Read-only

portIndex (portEntry 2)

Indicates an index value that uniquely identifies this port within a module. The location of the port on the module determines the value. Valid entries are 1 to the value of moduleNumPorts for this module.

Syntax: Integer (1..255)

Access: Read-only

portCrossIndex (portEntry 3)

Indicates a cross-reference to the port's index within another mib group. The value is dependent on the type of port. For an FDDI port, the value corresponds to the snmpFddiPORTIndex.

Syntax: Integer (1..4080)

Access: Read-only

portName (portEntry 4)

Specifies a descriptive string used by the network administrator to name the port.

Syntax: DisplayString (SIZE (0..20))

Access: Read-write

portType (portEntry 5)

Indicates the type of physical layer medium-dependent interface on the port.

Syntax: Integer {

other (1) None of the following
cddi (2) CDDI (UTP FDDI)
fddi (3) Multimode fiber FDDI
tppmd (4) ANSI standard UTP FDDI
mlt3 (5) MLT-3 UTP FDDI
sddi (6) STP FDDI
smf (7 Single-mode fiber FDDI
e10BaseT (8) UTP Ethernet
e10BaseF (9) Multimode fiber Ethernet
scf (10) Small-connector fiber FDDI
e100BaseTX (11) UTP Fast Ethernet (Cat 5)
e100BaseT4 (12) UTP Fast Ethernet (Cat 3)
e100BaseF (13) Multimode fiber Fast Ethernet
atmOc3mmf (14) Multimode fiber OC-3 ATM
atmOc3smf (15) Single-mode fiber OC-3 ATM
atmOc3utp (16) UTP OC-3 ATM
e100BaseFsm (17) Single-mode fiber Fast Ethernet
e10a100BaseTX (18) 10/100 UTP Ethernet (Cat 3/5)
mii (19) MII Ethernet

Access: Read-only

portOperStatus (portEntry 6)

Indicates the current operational status of the port.

Syntax: Integer {

other (1) None of the following
ok (2) Status satisfactory
minorFault (3) Minor problem
majorFault (4) Major problem

Access: Read-only

portCrossGroupIndex (portEntry 7)

Indicates a cross-reference to another mib group for this port. The value is dependent on the type of port. For an FDDI port the value corresponds to the snmpFddiPORTSMTIndex.

Syntax: Integer (1..16)

Access: Read-only

portAdditionalStatus (portEntry 8)

Provides additional status information for the port. The value is a sum. It initially takes the value zero, then for each state that is true, two raises to a power and is added to the sum. The following table lists the powers:

State Power

Transmit 0

Receive 1

Collision 2

Transmit state indicates that at least one packet was transmitted by the port in the last polling period. Receive state indicates that at least one packet was received by the port in the last polling period. Collision state indicates that at least one collision was detected on the port in the last polling period.


Note If a state is not applicable to a particular port, its value is always false for that port.

Syntax: Integer (0..7)

Access: Read-only

portAdminSpeed (portEntry 9)

Specifies the desired speed of the port in bits per second. The current operational speed of the port can be determined from ifSpeed.

Syntax: Integer {

autoDetect (1)
s10000000 (10000000)
s100000000 (100000000)
s155000000 (155000000)

Access: Read-write

portDuplex (portEntry 10)

Specifies whether the port is operating in half-duplex or full-duplex mode.

Syntax: Integer {

half (1) Operating in half-duplex mode
full (2) Operating in full-duplex mode

Access: Read-write

portIfIndex (portEntry 11)

Indicates the value of the instance of the ifIndex object, defined in MIB-II, for the interface corresponding to this port.

Syntax: Integer (1..4294967295)

Access: Read-only

portSpantreeFastStart (portEntry 12)

Enables or disables spanning-tree fast start mode. A port with fast start enabled is immediately put in spanning-tree forwarding state on link up, rather than starting in blocking state, which is the normal operation. Fast start enabled is useful when the port is known to be connected to a single station that has problems waiting for the normal spanning-tree operation to put the port in forwarding state.

Syntax: Integer {

enabled (1) Operating in spanning-tree fast start mode
disabled (2) Not operating in spanning-tree fast start mode

Access: Read-write

End of Table

Trivial File Transfer Protocol Group

The TFTP group manages and controls products that implement TFTP upload/download functions such as source/destination host for the transfer, TFTP transfer file name, code/configuration transfer, software or firmware transfer, and TFTP action results.

Implementation of the TFTP group is mandatory for all Cisco Workgroup Stack products that implement TFTP upload/download functions.

tftpHost (tftpGrp 1)

Indicates the name of the source/destination host for the TFTP transfer.

Syntax: DisplayString (SIZE (0..64))

Access: Read-write

tftpFile (tftpGrp 2)

Indicates the name of the file for TFTP transfer.

Syntax: DisplayString (SIZE (0..64))

Access: Read-write

tftpModule (tftpGrp 3)

Specifies which module's code/configuration is being transferred.

Syntax: Integer (0..16)

Access: Read-write

If set to 0, the system will recognize what image type the given file contains and downloads it to all modules of the appropriate type in the chassis.

tftpAction (tftpGrp 4)

Setting this object to one of the acceptable values initiates the requested action using the information given in tftpHost, tftpFile, and tftpModule. Setting this object to any other value results in an error.

Syntax: Integer {

multiple (0) Download multiple modules of the same type
other (1) None of the following
downloadConfig (2) Receive configuration from host/file
uploadConfig (3) Send configuration to the host/file
downloadSw (4) Receive software image from the host/file
uploadSw (5) Send software image to the host/file
downloadFw (6) Receive firmware image from the host/file
uploadFw (7) Send firmware image to the host/file

Access: Read-write

tftpResult (tftpGrp 5)

Contains the result of the last TFTP action request.

Syntax: Integer {

inProgress (1)
success (2)
noResponse (3)
tooManyRetries (4)
noBuffers (5)
noProcesses (6)
badChecksum (7)
badLength (8)
badFlash (9)
serverError (10)
userCanceled (11)
wrongCode (12)

Access: Read-only

Monitor Group

The Monitor group manages and controls variables that implement port monitoring functions, such as monitoring port location, monitoring destination port location, packet type to be monitored, and enabling port monitoring.

Implementation of the Monitor group is mandatory for all Cisco Workgroup Stack products that implement port monitoring functions.

monitorSourceModule (monitorGrp 1)

Specifies an index value that uniquely identifies the module where the monitoring source port is located. A value of 0 indicates that the monitorSourcePort is really a source VLAN number.

Syntax: Integer (0..16)

Access: Read-write

monitorSourcePort (monitorGrp 2)

Specifies an index value that uniquely identifies the monitoring source port within a module or the monitoring source VLAN.

Syntax: Integer (0..1023)

Access: Read-write

monitorDestinationModule (monitorGrp 3)

Specifies an index value that uniquely identifies the module where the monitoring destination port is located.

Syntax: Integer (1..16)

Access: Read-write

monitorDestinationPort (monitorGrp 4)

Specifies an index value that uniquely identifies the monitoring destination port within a module.

Syntax: Integer (1..255)

Access: Read-write

monitorDirection (monitorGrp 5)

Specifies the type of packets to be monitored at the source port.

Syntax: Integer {

transmit (1)
receive (2)
transmitAndReceive (3)

Access: Read-write

Default: transmitAndReceive (3)

monitorEnable (monitorGrp 6)

Enables or disables port monitoring.

Syntax: Integer {

enabled (1) Port monitoring is enabled.
disabled (2) Port monitoring is disabled.

Access: Read-write

Default: disabled (2)

VLAN Group

The VLAN group manages and controls variables that implement VLAN functions, such as port location, port VLAN information, list of port entries, priority level used to access the switching media, and operational status.

Implementation of the VLAN group is mandatory for all Cisco Workgroup Stack products that implement VLAN functions.


Note vlanGrp 1 is not used.

vlanTable (vlanGrp 2)

Contains a list of VLAN entries. The number of entries is determined by the number of VLANs supported by the system. The following variables are available: vlanIndex and vlanSpantreeEnable.

Syntax: SEQUENCE OF VlanEntry

Access: Not accessible

vlanEntry (vlanTable 1)

Contains information for a particular VLAN.

Syntax: VlanEntry

Access: Not accessible

vlanIndex (vlanEntry 1)

Indicates an index value that uniquely identifies the VLAN associated with this information.

Access: Integer (0..1023)

Access: Read-only

vlanSpantreeEnable (vlanEntry 2)

Enables or disables Spanning-Tree Protocol for this VLAN.

Syntax: Integer {

enabled (1) Spanning-Tree Protocol is enabled.
disabled (2) } Spanning-Tree Protocol is disabled.

Access: Read-write

Default: enabled (1)

End of Table

vlanPortTable (vlanGrp 3)

Contains a list of VLAN port entries. The number of entries is determined by the number of modules in the chassis and the number of ports on each module. The following variables are available: vlanPortModule, vlanPort, vlanPortVlan, vlanPortIslVlansAllowed, vlanPortSwitchLevel, vlanPortIslAdminStatus, vlanPortIslOperStatus, vlanPortIslPriorityVlans, vlanPortAdminStatus, and vlanPortOperStatus.

Syntax: SEQUENCE OF VlanPortEntry

Access: Not accessible

vlanPortEntry (vlanPortTable 1)

Contains VLAN information for a particular port on a module.

Syntax: VlanPortEntry

Access: Not accessible

vlanPortModule (vlanPortEntry 1)

Indicates an index value that uniquely identifies the module where this port is located (see portModuleIndex).

Syntax: Integer (1..16)

Access: Read-only

vlanPort (vlanPortEntry 2)

Indicates an index value that uniquely identifies this port within a module (see portIndex).

Syntax: Integer (1..255)

Access: Read-only

vlanPortVlan (vlanPortEntry 3)

Specifies the VLAN to which this port belongs.

Syntax: Integer (0..1023)

Access: Read-write


Note vlanPortEntry 4 is not used.

vlanPortIslVlansAllowed (vlanPortEntry 5)

Indicates which VLANs are allowed on this Inter-Switch Link. It is an octet string value with bits set to indicate allowed VLANs. It can be interpreted as a sum of f(x) as x goes from 0 to 1023, where f(x) = 0 for VLAN x not allowed and f(x) = exp(2, x) for VLAN x allowed. If all bits are 0 or the octet string is zero length, the port is not operating as an Inter-Switch Link.

Syntax: OCTET STRING (SIZE (0..128))

Access: Read-write

vlanPortSwitchLevel (vlanPortEntry 6)

Indicates the priority level the port uses to access the switching media.

Syntax: Integer {

normal (1)
high (2)

Access: Read-write

vlanPortIslAdminStatus (vlanPortEntry 7)

Indicates the administrative status set on the trunk port. The operational status indicates whether the port is actually trunking or not. If the status is set to on (1) or off (2), the port is permanently set to be a trunk or non-trunk, respectively. When the status is set to desirable (3), the port initiates a request to become a trunk, and it will become a trunk if another device's port on that link agrees. When the status is set to auto, the port will become a trunk if it receives a request to become a trunk.


Note The status for 802.10 capable ports can only be either on (1) or off (2), and the default is off (2). The status for ISL capable ports can be any of the four, and any change in status starts the negotiation process.

Syntax: Integer {

on (1) The port is permanently set to be a trunk.
off (2) The port is permanently set to be a non-trunk.
desirable (3) The port initiates a request to become a trunk, and it will become a trunk if another device's port on that link agrees.
auto (4) The port will become trunk if it receives a request to become a trunk.

Access: Read-write

Default: For ISL-capable ports, the default is auto (4); for 802.10 capable ports, the default is off (2).

vlanPortIslOperStatus (vlanPortEntry 8)

Indicates if the port is actually trunking or not. In the case of ISL capable ports, the status depends on the success or failure of the negotiation process initiated by the port to become a trunk or nontrunk. In the case of 802.10 capable ports, it is directly related to the on/off administrative status.

Syntax: Integer {

trunking (1) The port is trunking.
notTrunking (2) The port is not trunking.

Access: Read-only

vlanPortIslPriorityVlans (vlanPortEntry 9)

Specifies an indication of which VLANs have a better dot1dStpPortPriority value. This object can be used to perform load balancing on Inter-Switch Links via spanning tree. An Inter-Switch Link has two dot1dStpPortPriority values which are shared by all the VLANs on the link. The VLANs indicated by this object have priority over the other VLANs on the link.

This is an octet string value with bits set to indicate priority VLANs. It can be interpreted as a sum of f(x) as x goes from 0 to 1023, where f(x) = 0 for a VLAN x which does not have priority and f(x) = exp(2, x) for a VLAN x which has priority.

Setting the dot1dStpPortPriority value for any of the VLANs indicated by this object causes the dot1dStpPortPriority value for all the VLANs indicated by this object to be set to the same value. Setting the dot1dStpPortPriority value for any other VLAN causes the dot1dStpPortPriority value for all other VLANs to be set to the same value.

Syntax: OCTET STRING (SIZE (0..128))

Access: Read-write

vlanPortAdminStatus (vlanPortEntry 10)

Indicates that the port will be assigned to a VLAN statically.

Syntax: Integer {

static (1) The port is assigned to a VLAN statically.

Access: Read-write

Default: static (1)

vlanPortOperStatus (vlanPortEntry 11)

Indicates the current VLAN status of the port. A status of inactive (1) indicates that a dynamic port does not yet have a VLAN assigned or that a static or dynamic port has been assigned a VLAN that is not currently active. A status of active (2) indicates that the currently assigned VLAN is active.

Syntax: Integer {

inactive (1) A dynamic port does not yet have a VLAN assigned, or a static or dynamic port has been assigned a VLAN that is not currently active.
active (2) The currently assigned VLAN is active.

End of Table

Security Group

The Security group controls and manages variables that pertain to port security functions, such as listing security information for a specific port, port security entries, module index, port index, and enabling source MAC address monitoring. Implementation of the Security group is optional, but within the group all the elements are mandatory. If the Security feature is implemented, the entire group must be implemented.

portSecurityTable (securityGrp 1)

Contains a list of port security entries. The number of entries is determined by the number of ports in the system which support the Security feature and includes the following variables: portSecurityModuleIndex, portSecurityPortIndex, portSecurityAdminStatus, portSecurityOperStatus, portSecurityLastSrcAddr, and portSecuritySecureSrcAddr.

Syntax: SEQUENCE OF PortSecurityEntry

Access: Not accessible

portSecurityEntry (portSecurityTable 1)

Contains security information for a particular port.

Syntax: PortSecurityEntry

Access: Not accessible

portSecurityModuleIndex (portSecurityEntry 1)

Provides an index value that uniquely identifies the module where this port is located (see portModuleIndex).

Syntax: Integer (1..16)

Access: Read-only

portSecurityPortIndex (portSecurityEntry 2)

Provides an index value that uniquely identifies this port within a module (see portIndex).

Syntax: Integer (1..255)

Access: Read-only

portSecurityAdminStatus (portSecurityEntry 3)

Monitors source MAC addresses for all packets received on the port when security is enabled. If an address is detected that does not match the portSecuritySecureSrcAddr, the port is shut down and a linkDown trap is sent.

Syntax: Integer {

enabled (1) Source MAC addresses are monitored for all packets received on the port.
disabled (2) Source MAC addresses are not monitored for all packets received on the port.

Access: Read-write

portSecurityOperStatus (portSecurityEntry 4)

Indicates whether the port has been shut down as a result of an insecure address being detected on a secure port.

Syntax: Integer {

notShutdown (1) Port has not shut down.
shutdown (2) Port has been shut down as a result of an insecure address being detected on a secure port.

Access: Read-only

portSecurityLastSrcAddr (portSecurityEntry 5)

Indicates the last source MAC address in a receive packet seen on the port.

Syntax: OCTET STRING (SIZE (6))

Access: Read-only

portSecuritySecureSrcAddr (portSecurityEntry 6)

Indicates the address to be compared with source MAC addresses of received packets when the portSecurityAdminStatus is enabled (1). Setting this value to 0.0.0.0.0.0 puts the port in learning mode so that the next source MAC address received by the port becomes the portSecuritySecureSrcAddr.

Syntax: OCTET STRING (SIZE (6))

Access: Read-write

End of Table

Multicast Group

The Multicast group controls and manages variables that pertain to multicast functions, such as lists multicast router port entries, provides multicast router information per port or module, sets the presence of an IP multicast router on this port to be determined statically or dynamically, and sets whether Cisco Group Management Protocol (CGMP) is enabled on the device or not.

Implementation of the Multicast group is optional, but within the group all the elements are mandatory.

mcastRouterTable (multicastGrp 1)

Contains a list of multicast router port entries. The number of entries is determined by the number of ports in the system and includes the following variables: mcastRouterModuleIndex, mcastRouterPortIndex, mcastRouterAdminStatus, and mcastRouterOperStatus.

Syntax: SEQUENCE OF McastRouterEntry

Access: Not accessible

mcastRouterEntry (mcastRouterTable 1)

Contains multicast router information for a particular port.

Syntax: McastRouterEntry

Access: Not accessible

mcastRouterModuleIndex (mcastRouterEntry 1)

Provides an index value that uniquely identifies the module where this port is located (see portModuleIndex).

Syntax: Integer (1..16)

Access: Read-only

mcastRouterPortIndex (mcastRouterEntry 2)

Provides an index value that uniquely identifies this port within a module (see portIndex).

Syntax: Integer (1..255)

Access: Read-only

mcastRouterAdminStatus (mcastRouterEntry 3)

Indicates whether the presence of an IP multicast router on this port is to be determined statically or dynamically.

Syntax: Integer {

routerPresent (1) The router presence is configured statically as present.
dynamic (3) The router presence is learned dynamically.

Access: Read-write

mcastRouterOperStatus (mcastRouterEntry 4)

Indicates whether an IP multicast router is present on this port.

Syntax: Integer {

routerPresent (1) An IP multicast router is present.
noRouter (2) An IP multicast router is not present.

Access: Read-only

End of Table

mcastEnableCgmp (multicastGrp 2)

Enables or disables Cisco Group Management Protocol (CGMP) on the device. When CGMP is enabled in conjunction with Cisco routers running CGMP, only the required ports will participate in IP multicast groups.

Syntax: Integer {

enabled (1) Cisco Group Management Protocol is enabled.
disabled (2) Cisco Group Management Protocol is disabled.

Access: Read-write

Default: disabled (2)

Domain Naming System Group

The Domain group controls and manages variables that pertain to domain functions, such as enables or disables the DNS feature, adds or removes servers, and specifies the domain name.

Implementation of the Domain Naming System (DNS) group is optional, but within the group all the elements are mandatory. If DNS features are implemented, the entire group must be implemented.

dnsEnable (dnsGrp 1)

Enables or disables the DNS feature.

Syntax: Integer {

enabled (1) DNS feature is enabled.
disabled (2) DNS feature is disabled.

Access: Read-write

Default: disabled (2)

dnsServerTable (dnsGrp 2)

Contains a list of a maximum of three DNS servers and includes the following variables: dnsServerAddr and dnsServerType.

Syntax: SEQUENCE OF DnsServerEntry

Access: Not accessible

dnsServerEntry (dnsServerTable 1)

Contains a DNS server table entry.

Syntax: DnsServerEntry

Access: Not accessible

dnsServerAddr (dnsServerEntry 1)

Provides the IP address of a DNS server.

Syntax: IpAddress

Access: Read-only

dnsServerType (dnsServerEntry 2)

Removes, adds, or changes the priority level of a dnsServerTable entry. To remove an entry from the dnsServerTable, set this object to invalid (1). To add a new entry to the dnsServerTable, set this object to primary (2) or other (3) for an IP address that is not already in the table. If it is reachable, the primary entry is used first. Otherwise, one of the other entries is used. Setting one entry to primary (2) causes any previous primary entry to change to other (3).

Syntax: Integer {

invalid (1) Remove this entry.
primary (2) The primary entry.
other (3) A lower priority entry.

Access: Read-write

End of Table

dnsDomainName (dnsGrp 3)

Specifies the DNS domain name.

Syntax: DisplayString (SIZE (0 .. 255))

Access: Read-write

System Log Information Group

The System Log group controls and manages variables that pertain to System Log functions, such as list system log servers, provide system log IP address, add or remove a system log server, and indicate where system log messages are sent to be sent (console or system log server).

Implementation of the syslog group is optional, but within the group all the elements are mandatory. If the syslog feature is implemented, the entire group must be implemented.

syslogServerTable (syslogGrp 1)

Contains a list of system log servers (maximum of three) and includes the following variables: syslogServerAddr and syslogServerType.

Syntax: SEQUENCE OF SyslogServerEntry

Access: Not accessible

syslogServerEntry (syslogServerTable 1)

Provides a system log server table entry.

Syntax: SyslogServerEntry

Access: Not accessible

syslogServerAddr (syslogServerEntry 1)

Provides the IP address of a system log server.

Syntax: IpAddress

Access: Read-only

syslogServerType (syslogServerEntry 2)

Adds or removes syslogServerTable entries. To add a new entry into syslogServerTable, set this object to valid (1) for a IP address not already in the table. To remove an entry from the syslogServerTable, set to invalid (2).

Syntax: Integer {

valid (1) Add this entry.
invalid (2) Remove this entry.

Access: Read-write

End of Table

syslogConsoleEnable (syslogGrp 2)

Indicates whether the system log messages should be sent to console.

Syntax: Integer {

enabled (1) System log messages are sent to console.
disabled (2) System log messages are not sent to console.

Access: Read-write

Default: disabled (2)

syslogHostEnable (syslogGrp 3)

Indicates whether the system log messages should be sent to syslog servers.

Syntax: Integer {

enabled (1) System log messages are sent to syslog servers.
disabled (2) System log messages are not sent to syslog servers.

Access: Read-write

Default: disabled (2)

syslogMessageControlTable (syslogGrp 4)

This table contains the information about what system log messages should be sent to syslog host, console, login session, and/or logged into the internal buffer and includes the following variables: syslogMessageFacility and syslogMessageSeverity.

Syntax: SEQUENCE OF SyslogMessageControlEntry

Access: Not accessible

syslogMessageControlEntry (syslogMessageControlTable 1)

Provides a system log message control table entry.

Syntax: SyslogMessageControlEntry

Access: Not accessible

syslogMessageFacility (syslogMessageControlEntry 1)

Provides the system log message facility.

Syntax: Integer {

cdp (1)
cgmp (2)
disl (3)
dvlan (4)
earl (5)
fddi (6)
ip (7)
pruning (8)
snmp (9)
spantree (10)
system (11)
tac (12)
tcp (13)
telnet (14)
tftp (15)
vtp (16)
vmps (17)

Access: Read-only

syslogMessageSeverity (syslogMessageControlEntry 2)

Indicates the system log message severity.

Syntax: Integer {

emergencies (1)
alerts (2)
critical (3)
errors (4)
warnings (5)
notification (6)
informational (7)
debugging (8)

Access: Read-write

End of Table

Network Time Protocol Group

The Network Time Protocol (NTP) group controls and manages variables that pertain to NTP functions, such as indicates whether the Catalyst 5000 series switch should act as a broadcast or NTP client or not, sets NTP broadcast round trip time (in microseconds), lists NTP IP address, sets the system to change for Daylight Savings time, and sets time zone.

Implementation of the NTP group is optional, but within the group all the elements are mandatory. If the NTP feature is implemented, the entire group should be implemented.

ntpBcastClient (ntpGrp 1)

Enables or disables the broadcast client feature.

Syntax: Integer {

enabled (1) Catalyst 5000 acts as a broadcast client.
disabled (2) Catalyst 5000 does not act as a broadcast client.

Access: Read-write

Default: disabled (2)

ntpBcastDelay (ntpGrp 2)

Estimates the round trip time (in microseconds) for NTP broadcasts. The range is from 1 to 999999.

Syntax: Integer (1..999999)

Access: Read-write

Default: 3000 (3000)

ntpClient (ntpGrp 3)

Enables or disables the NTP feature.

Syntax: Integer {

enabled (1) Catalyst 5000 acts as an NTP client.
disabled (2) Catalyst 5000 does not act as an NTP client.

Access: Read-write

Default: disabled (2)

ntpServerTable (ntpGrp 4)

Contains a list of NTP server entries. This table lists a maximum of ten entries and contains the following variables: ntpServerAddress and ntpServerType.

Syntax: SEQUENCE OF NtpServerEntry

Access: Not accessible

ntpServerEntry (ntpServerTable 1)

Contains NTP information for a particular entry.

Syntax: NtpServerEntry

Access: Not accessible

ntpServerAddress (ntpServerEntry 1)

Contains NTP Server's IP address.

Syntax: IpAddress

Access: Read-only

ntpServerType (ntpServerEntry 2)

Adds or removes entries to the ntpServerTable. To add a new entry to the ntpServerTable, set this object to valid (1) for an IP address that is not in the table. To remove an entry from the table, set this object to invalid (2).

Syntax: Integer {

valid (1) Add this entry.
invalid (2) Remove this entry.

Access: Read-write

End of Table

ntpSummertimeStatus (ntpGrp 5)

Sets the clock ahead or behind one hour respectively (daylight savings time in USA). This command becomes active only in the summer time.

Syntax: Integer {

enabled (1) Sets the clock ahead 1 hour.
disabled (2) Sets the clock behind 1 hour.

Access: Read-write

Default: disabled (2)

ntpSummerTimezoneName (ntpGrp 6)

Provides summer time time zone name for display purposes.

Syntax: DisplayString (SIZE (0..20))

Access: Read-write

ntpTimezoneName (ntpGrp 7)

Provides time zone name for display purposes.

Syntax: DisplayString (SIZE (0..20))

Access: Read-write

ntpTimezoneOffsetHour (ntpGrp 8)

Provides time offset (in hours) from Greenwich Mean Time.

Syntax: Integer (-12..12)

Access: Read-write

ntpTimezoneOffsetMinute (ntpGrp 9)

Provides time offset (in minutes) from Greenwich Mean Time.

Syntax: Integer (0..59)

Access: Read-write

Terminal Access Controller Access Control System Group

The Terminal Access Controller Access Control System (TACACS) group controls and manages variables that pertain to TACACS functions, such as login parameter, encryption of packets passed between the TACACS+ server and the client, and IP address of a TACACS+ server.

Implementation of the TACACS group is optional, but within the group all the elements are mandatory. If the TACACS+ feature is implemented, the entire group must be implemented.

tacacsLoginAuthentication (tacacsGrp 1)

Indicates whether the login authentication using the TACACS+ feature is enabled or disabled.

Syntax: Integer {

enabled (1) Login authentication using the TACACS+ feature is enabled.
disabled (2) Login authentication is not using the TACACS+ feature.

Access: Read-write

Default: disabled (2)

tacacsEnableAuthentication (tacacsGrp 2)

Indicates whether the enable authentication using the TACACS+ feature is enabled or disabled.

Syntax: Integer {

enabled (1) Authentication using the TACACS+ feature is enabled.
disabled (2) Authentication using the TACACS+ feature is disabled.

Access: Read-write

Default: disabled (2)

tacacsLocalLoginAuthentication (tacacsGrp 3)

Indicates whether the login authentication using local password is enabled or disabled.

Syntax: Integer {

enabled (1) Login authentication using local password is enabled.
disabled (2) Login authentication using local password is disabled.

Access: Read-write

Default: enabled (1)

tacacsLocalEnableAuthentication (tacacsGrp 4)

Indicates whether the enable authentication using local password is enabled or disabled.

Syntax: Integer {

enabled (1) Authentication using local password is enabled.
disabled (2) Authentication using local password is disabled.

Access: Read-write

Default: enabled (1)

tacacsNumLoginAttempts (tacacsGrp 5)

Indicates the number of login attempts allowed before the system locks you out.

Syntax: Integer (1..10)

Access: Read-write

Default: 3 (3)

tacacsDirectedRequest (tacacsGrp 6)

Indicates whether the directed-request feature of TACACS+ is enabled or disabled.

Syntax: Integer {

enabled (1)
disabled (2)

Access: Read-write

Default: disabled (2)

tacacsTimeout (tacacsGrp 7)

Indicates the duration in seconds to wait for a response from the TACACS+ server host.

Syntax: Integer (1..255)

Access: Read-write

Default: 5 (5)


Note tacacsAuthKey is only accessible when using the community string defined in sysCommunityRwa.

tacacsAuthKey (tacacsGrp 8)

Indicates the key used in encrypting the packets passed between the TACACS+ server and the client. This key must match the one configured on the server.

Syntax: DisplayString (SIZE(0..100))

Access: Read-write

Default: NULL }

tacacsServerTable (tacacsGrp 9)

Contains a list of TACACS+ servers (maximum of three) and includes the following variables: tacacsServerAddr and tacacsServerType.

Syntax: SEQUENCE OF TacacsServerEntry

Access: Not accessible

tacacsServerEntry (tacacsServerTable 1)

Provides a TACACS+ server table entry.

Syntax: TacacsServerEntry

Access: Not accessible

tacacsServerAddr (tacacsServerEntry 1)

Indicates the IP address of a TACACS+ server.

Syntax: IpAddress

Access: Read-only

tacacsServerType (tacacsServerEntry 2)

Removes or adds a tacacsServerEntry. To remove an entry from the table, set this object to invalid (1). To add a new entry to the tacacsServerTable, set this object to primary (2) or other (3) for an IP address not already in the table. If it is reachable, the primary entry is used first. Otherwise, one of the other entries is used. Setting one entry to primary (2) causes any previous primary entry to change to the other (3).

Syntax: Integer {

invalid (1) Remove this entry.
primary (2) The primary entry.
other (3 A lower priority entry.

Access: Read-write

End of Table

Traps

This section contains supported traps for the following:

CISCO-STACK MIB Traps

This section contains the CISCO-STACK-MIB traps.

lerAlarmOn (1)

Signifies that the agent entity has detected that the fddimibPORTLerFlag object in the FDDI-SMT73-MIB (RFC 1512) has transitioned to the true (1) state for one of its ports. The generation of this trap can be controlled by the fddimibPORTLerAlarm object in the FDDI-SMT73-MIB for each port.

Variable: fddimibPORTSMTIndex, fddimibPORTIndex

lerAlarmOff (2)

Signifies that the agent entity has detected that the fddimibPORTLerFlag object in the FDDI-SMT73-MIB (RFC 1512) has transitioned to the false (2) state for one of its ports. The generation of this trap can be controlled by the fddimibPORTLerAlarm object in the FDDI-SMT73-MIB for each port.

Variable: fddimibPORTSMTIndex, fddimibPORTIndex

moduleUp (3)

Signifies that the agent entity has detected that the moduleStatus object in this MIB has transitioned to the ok (2) state for one of its modules. The generation of this trap can be controlled by the sysEnableModuleTraps object in this MIB.

Variable: moduleIndex

moduleDown (4)

Signifies that the agent entity has detected that the moduleStatus object in this MIB has transitioned out of the ok (2) state for one of its modules. The generation of this trap can be controlled by the sysEnableModuleTraps object in this MIB.

Variable: moduleIndex

chassisAlarmOn (5)

Signifies that the agent entity has detected that the chassisTempAlarm, chassisMinorAlarm, or chassisMajorAlarm object in this MIB has transitioned to the on (2) state. The generation of this trap can be controlled by the sysEnableChassisTraps object in this MIB.

Variable: chassisTempAlarm, chassisMinorAlarm, chassisMajorAlarm

chassisAlarmOff (6)

Signifies that the agent entity has detected that the chassisTempAlarm, chassisMinorAlarm, or chassisMajorAlarm object in this MIB has transitioned to the off (1) state. The generation of this trap can be controlled by the sysEnableChassisTraps object in this MIB.

Variable: chassisTempAlarm, chassisMinorAlarm, chassisMajorAlarm

CISCO-VTP-MIB Traps

This section contains the CISCO-VTP-MIB traps.

vtpConfigRevNumberError (1)

Signifies that a device has incremented its vtpConfigRevNumberErrors counter.

Generation of this notification is suppressed if the vtpNotificationsEnabled has the value "false."

The device must throttle the generation of consecutive vtpConfigRevNumberError notifications so that there is at least a five-second gap between notifications of this type. When notifications are throttled, they are dropped, not queued for sending at a future time.


Note Generating a notification means sending to all configured recipients.

Variable: managementDomainConfigRevNumber

vtpConfigDigestError (2)

Signifies that a device has incremented its vtpConfigDigestErrors counter. Generation of this notification is suppressed if the vtpNotificationsEnabled has the value "false," the device must throttle the generation of consecutive vtpConfigDigestError notifications so that there is at least a five-second gap between notification of this type. When notifications are throttled, they are dropped, not queued for sending at a future time.


Note "Generating" a notification means sending to all configured recipients.

Variable: managementDomainConfigRevNumber

vtpServerDisabled (3)

Signifies when the local system is no longer able to function as a VTP Server because the number of defined VLANs is greater than vtpMaxVlanStorage. Generation of this notification is suppressed if the vtpNotificationsEnabled has the value "false."

Variable: managementDomainConfigRevNumber, vtpMaxVlanStorage

vtpMtuTooBig (4)

Signifies when a VLAN's MTU size is larger than can be supported by either:

or

Generation of this notification is suppressed if the vtpNotificationsEnabled has the value "false."

Variable: vlanTrunkPortManagementDomain, vtpVlanState

RMON MIB Traps

This section contains the RMON MIB traps.

risingAlarm (2)

Signifies when an alarm entry crosses its rising threshold and generates an event that is configured for sending SNMP traps.

Variable: alarmIndex, alarmVariable, alarmSampleType, alarmValue, alarmRisingThreshold

fallingAlarm (2)

Signifies when an alarm entry crosses its falling threshold and generates an event that is configured for sending SNMP traps.

Variable: alarmIndex, alarmVariable, alarmSampleType, alarmValue, alarmFallingThreshold

IF-MIB Traps

This section contains the IF-MIB traps.

linkDown

Signifies when the interface has changed from the "up" to the "down" state; the identity of the interface is defined in the first variable in the message.

linkUp

Signifies when the interface has changed from the "down" to the "up" state; the identity of the interface is defined in the first variable in the message.

BRIDGE-MIB Traps

This section contains the BRIDGE-MIB traps.

newRoot (1)

Indicates that the sending agent has become the new root of the spanning tree; the trap is sent by a bridge soon after its election as the new root, for example, upon expiration of the Topology Change Timer immediately subsequent to its election. Implementation of this trap is optional.

topologyChange (2)

Indicates when any of its configured ports transitions from the Learning state to the Forwarding state, or from the Forwarding state to the Blocking state. The trap is not sent if a newRoot trap is sent for the same transition. Implementation of this trap is optional.

SNMP-REPEATER-MIB Traps

This section contains the BRIDGE-MIB traps.

rptrHealth (1)

Conveys information related to the operational status of the repeater. This trap is sent either when the value of rptrOperStatus changes, or upon completion of a nondisruptive test. The rptrHealth trap must contain the rptrOperStatus object. The agent may optionally include the rptrHealthText object in the varBind list. See the rptrOperStatus and rptrHealthText objects for descriptions of the information that is sent.

The agent must throttle the generation of consecutive rptrHealth traps so that there is at least a five-second gap between traps of this type. When traps are throttled, they are dropped, not queued for sending at a future time.


Note Generating a trap means sending to all configured recipients.

Variable: rptrOperStatus

rptrGroupChange (2)

This trap is sent when a change occurs in the group structure of a repeater. This occurs only when a group is logically or physically removed from or added to a repeater. The varBind list contains the identifier of the group that was removed or added.

The agent must throttle the generation of consecutive rptrGroupChange traps for the same group so that there is at least a five-second gap between traps of this type. When traps are throttled, they are dropped, not queued for sending at a future time.


Note Generating a trap means sending to all configured recipients.

Variable: rptrGroupIndex

rptrResetEvent (3)

The rptrResetEvent trap conveys information related to the operational status of the repeater. This trap is sent on completion of a repeater reset action. A repeater reset action is defined as a transition to the START state of Figure 9-2 in Section 9 [IEEE 802.3 Std] when triggered by a management command (for example, an SNMP Set on the rptrReset object).

The agent must throttle the generation of consecutive rptrResetEvent traps so that there is at least a five-second gap between traps of this type. When traps are throttled, they are dropped, not queued for sending at a future time.


Note Generating a trap means sending to all configured recipients.

The rptrResetEvent trap is not sent when the agent restarts and sends an SNMP coldStart or warmStart trap. However, it is recommended that a repeater agent send the rptrOperStatus object as an optional object with its coldStart and warmStart trap PDUs.

The rptrOperStatus object must be included in the varbind list sent with this trap. The agent might optionally include the rptrHealthText object as well.

Variable: rptrOperStatus

RFC 1157-SNMP Traps

This section contains the RFC 1157-SNMP traps.

coldStart (1)

Agent is initializing.

authenticationFailure (2)

A message from an SNMP manager with an invalid community string was received.

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