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The following tables describe the variables that allow monitoring of an Aptis box.

This is a tagged data structure with a summary of various status variables from throughout the CVX system. It is not human-readable and is intended for consumption by the NMS.

This is the structure of entries in the systemSummaryTable.

This is 8-bit binary data. Don't even try to display it.

The current state of the power supplies in the system, as reported mechanically by the hardware.

This is the structure of entries in the powerStatusTable.

The shelf number for which the power status is reported.

True if the fan tray is operational.

True if the external DC power supply #1 is operational.

True if the external DC power supply #2 is operational.

True if the internal AC power supply #1 is operational.

True if the internal AC power supply #2 is operational.

True if the internal AC/DC power supply #1 is operational.

True if the internal AC/DC power supply #2 is operational.

True if the internal AC/DC power supply #3 is operational.

Inverted contents of CSR1

The software version numbers for the system.

This is the structure of entries in the softwareVersionTable.

The version of the Aptis Enterprise MIB supported by this member. This number changes with every release of the software.

The version of the CVX software running on this system.

The version of the CVX software running on this system. Enumeration: 'cvx1800': 1, 'cvx600': 2.

The revision number of the Aptis Enterprise MIB supported by this sytem. This number is incremented every time the MIB changes during development.

This class provides some time values that are global to the system.

This is the structure of entries in the systemTimeTable.

The UTC time of system boot, in seconds relative to 00:00:00 on Jan 1, 1900. This value will be unaffected by time management protocols such as NTP.

The offset from UTC, in seconds. Useful for displaying system time in a local format.

The number of seconds since the last system reboot. Similar to SysUpTime but is in seconds resolution instead of TimeTicks.

The current count of sessions in the active and inactive tables.

This is the structure of entries in the sessionCountersTable.

The current lowest ID in the active session table.

The current highest ID in the active session table.

The current count of entries in the active session table.

The current lowest ID in the Inactive session table.

The current highest ID in the Inactive session table.

The current count of entries in the Inactive session table.

The maximum number of entries in the session table.

The current lowest index in the SessionHistory table.

The current highest index in the SessionHistory table.

A number identifying the boot era for this system. This number will be set to a unique value each time the system is rebooted. This variable will not change until the System Controller Card (SCC) is rebooted. When prepended to a session serial number, yields a session identifier which will be unique for this system for all time.

The maximum number of entries that the history table may hold.

This table describes both active and inactive sessions. The table contains all active sessions and the most recent inactive sessions, up to a combined total of SessionTableSize entries. This table is ordered by session serial number. As new entries are appended to the bottom of the table, the inactive entries with the oldest termination time get aged out from near the top of the table.

This is the structure of entries in the sessionStatusTable.

The serial number of this session, a unique number for this boot era. When combined with the value of BootEra, provides a session number that is unique for the life of the system.

This variable indicates the state of this session. Enumeration: 'active': 1, 'inactive': 0.

This variable indicates whether this session is permanent(2), meaning a long-lasting locally administered session such as a Frame Relay PVC, or switched(1), meaning a short-lived session resulting from a switched call. Enumeration: 'unknown': 0, 'permanent': 2, 'switched': 1.

The identifier of the VPOP (administrative Group) to which the session belongs. A value of 0 indicates the default VPOP.

The name of the connection peer for this session. During authentication of the session, this field may contain the name submitted by the peer. During this time, the value of timeOfService will be zero. When the value of timeOfService is nonzero, this field will contain a fully authenticated name.

The connection peer's IP address. If the link is numbered, then this is the address assigned to the other end of the link. If the link is not numbered, this may be the single IP address of the peer. For PPP connections, this is the result of IPNCP negotiation.

The connection peer's IP address mask, used in conjunction with remoteIP.

The local IP address for this session. If the link is numbered, then this is the address assigned to the local end of the link. If the link is not numbered, this may be the primary IP address of the system. For PPP connections, this is the result of IPNCP negotiation.

The local IP address mask for this session, used in conjunction with localIP.

A description of which link technology is being used by the session. Enumeration: 'none': 1, 'ethernet': 11, 'hub': 15, 'loopback': 13, 'unknown': 0, 'voice': 16, 'modemK56': 9, 'modemV90': 10, 'isdnV120': 5, 'other': 2, 'isdnV110': 6, 'modemV34': 8, 'isdn64K': 4, 'isdn56K': 3, 't1Trunk': 12, 'hssi': 14, 'modemV32': 7.

A description of which session service is being used by the session. Enumeration: 'iptest': 21, 'l2f': 12, 'ppp': 3, 'frameRelay': 5, 'slip': 4, 'ftp': 17, 'ciscoHDLC': 6, 'unknown': 0, 'other': 2, 'l2tp': 11, 'rawTCP': 9, 'fax': 19, 'hub': 16, 'atmp': 20, 'telnet': 8, 'tandem': 15, 'trunk': 13, 'none': 1, 'rlogin': 10, 'terminalServer': 7, 'voice': 14, 'dvs': 18.

The time that this session began, in seconds since the system booted.

The time that this session stopped, in seconds since the system booted. This variable is only meaningful for sessions having the state inactive(0).

The time at which the modem synchronization completed, in seconds since the system booted.

The time that this session entered its first negotiated or configured service, in seconds since the system booted. For example, for a session with serviceMode PPP, the time at which LCP and IPCP negotiations completed and the session was ready to forward user data.

The component which initiated termination of this session. In cases where there are multiple causes of session termination, only the first cause detected is reported. This variable is only meaningful for sessions having the state inactive(0). Enumeration: 'iptest': 34, 'l2f': 26, 'ip': 11, 'vl': 24, 'fax': 30, 'hdlc': 6, 'fepdf': 17, 'ppp': 7, 'slip': 8, 'hssi': 22, 'ether': 15, 'cleartcp': 13, 'loopback': 19, 'unknown': 0, 'dvstunnel': 29, 'chdlc': 9, 'other': 2, 'l2tp': 14, 'fr': 10, 'shell': 20, 'atmptunnel': 33, 'df': 3, 'atmp': 32, 'telnet': 12, 'l2ftunnel': 27, 'voip': 25, 'none': 1, 'rlogin': 21, 'trunkip': 16, 'l2tproute': 31, 'ds0': 4, 'lineip': 18, 'sm': 23, 'modem': 5, 'dvs': 28.

The cause which initiated termination of this session. In cases where there are multiple causes of session termination, only the first cause detected is reported. This variable is only meaningful for sessions having the state inactive(0).

The last component which was connected in this session. Enumeration: 'iptest': 34, 'l2f': 26, 'ip': 11, 'vl': 24, 'fax': 30, 'hdlc': 6, 'fepdf': 17, 'ppp': 7, 'slip': 8, 'hssi': 22, 'ether': 15, 'cleartcp': 13, 'loopback': 19, 'unknown': 0, 'dvstunnel': 29, 'chdlc': 9, 'other': 2, 'l2tp': 14, 'fr': 10, 'shell': 20, 'atmptunnel': 33, 'df': 3, 'atmp': 32, 'telnet': 12, 'l2ftunnel': 27, 'voip': 25, 'none': 1, 'rlogin': 21, 'trunkip': 16, 'l2tproute': 31, 'ds0': 4, 'lineip': 18, 'sm': 23, 'modem': 5, 'dvs': 28.

The slot where the physical layer of this session is terminated.

The slot where the data link portion of this session is terminated

16 digit number of called station (if available)

16 digit number of calling station (if available)

The direction of the physical layer call associated with this session Enumeration: 'answer': 0, 'originate': 1.

The number of octets received from the remote user. This value will be zero until a session is terminated.

The number of octets sent to the remote user. This value will be zero until a session is terminated.

The number of packets received from the remote user. This value will be zero until a session is terminated.

The number of packets sent to the remote user. This value will be zero until a session is terminated.

The multi-link identifier value for PPP calls where the multi-link protocol was negotiated.

The number of the DS1 for this session, relative to layer1Slot.

The number of the DS0 for this session, relative to port.

The number of sessions sharing the same remote IP address as this session. After a session is terminated, this value will represent the number of sessions at the time of termination.

The transmit DCE data rate for this session. In the case of modem sessions, this will be the DCE rate reported as a result of initial modem negotiation, and may not track rate chanes during the call. For ISDN sessions, this will be the actual data service rate of the call. For Frame Relay sessions, this will be the nominal speed of the Frame Relay Physical Interface, even though multiple sessions may be sharing that Physical Interface. For other sessions, this will be the nominal speed of the physical interface. In no case should this be interepreted as a Quality-of-Service guarantee, or as the current line utilization or effective bandwidth on the interface. Note also that in the case of PPP multilink, this specifies the rate of only this link in the bundle, and not the aggregate rate of all links in the bundle.

The receive data rate for this session. In the case of modem sessions, this will be the DCE rate reported as a result of initial modem negotiation, and may not track rate chanes during the call. For ISDN sessions, this will be the actual data service rate of the call. For Frame Relay sessions, this will be the nominal speed of the Frame Relay Physical Interface, even though multiple sessions may be sharing that Physical Interface. For other sessions, this will be the nominal speed of the physical interface. In no case should this be interepreted as a Quality-of-Service guarantee, or as the current line utilization or effective bandwidth on the interface. Note also that in the case of PPP multilink, this specifies the rate of only this link in the bundle, and not the aggregate rate of all links in the bundle.

The transmit data rate at the end of a modem session.

The receive data rate at the end of a modem session.

The minimum transmit data rate during a modem session.

The minimum receive data rate during a modem session.

The maximum transmit data rate during a modem session.

The maximum receive data rate during a modem session.

The I/O processor where this session is terminated.

The Digital Modem Module where this session is terminated.

The integrated circuit pack where this session is terminated.

The modem/hdlc where this session is terminated.

The TDM highway stream associated with this session.

The TDM highway time-slot associated with this session.

A textual description of the cause which initiated termination of this session. In cases where there are multiple causes of session termination, only the first cause detected is reported.

The number of seconds this session has been active.

The length of time this session has been active, expressed in DDD HH:MM:SSS.000.

A uniquie identifier for this session within the ss7 Network. If this call was not originated using ss7 signalling, this string will be null.

The individual modem where this session is terminated, numbered from one to the maximum number of modems on the slot card.

The tunneling protocol being used for this session. Enumeration: 'none': 1, 'l2f': 3, 'unknown': 0, 'atmp': 6, 'other': 2, 'l2tp': 4, 'dvs': 5.

The tunneling medium protocol being used for this session. Enumeration: 'unknown': 0, 'none': 1, 'other': 2, 'ip': 3.

The IP address of the remote machine terminating the tunnel for this session.

The class of this call.

The port used for the outbound portion of a tandem call, if applicable.

The timeslot used for the outbound portion of a tandem call, if applicable.

An array of octets representing the class of this call.

The number of octets in callClassArray.

The actual authentication method which was used to gain access to services. Radius, Local, Remote. Enumeration: 'local': 2, 'radius': 1, 'remote': 3.

For modem sessions, the modulation protocol used, if any. Enumeration: 'v23': 9, 'v22': 7, 'none': 0, 'v33': 14, 'v27': 10, 'unknown': 1, 'v29': 11, 'v32bis': 13, 'v21': 6, 'v17': 5, 'v90': 18, 'bell212': 4, 'k56': 17, 'v34': 15, 'v22bis': 8, 'vFC': 16, 'bell103': 2, 'bell208': 3, 'v32': 12.

For modem sessions, the error correction protocol used, if any. Enumeration: 'mNP': 2, 'unknown': 1, 'none': 0, 'v42': 3.

For modem sessions, the data compression protocol used, if any. Enumeration: 'mNP5': 2, 'unknown': 1, 'none': 0, 'v42bis': 3.

For modem sessions, the number of blocks transmitted by the modem.

For modem sessions, the number of packets retransmitted by the modem.

For modem sessions, the Signal-to-Noise Ratio measured at the start of the connection. This value is given in dB.

For modem sessions, the number of retrain requests sent by the local modem.

For modem sessions, the number of retrain requests sent by the remote modem.

For modem sessions, the number of rate renegotiation requests sent by the local modem.

For modem sessions, the number of rate renegotiation requests sent by the remote modem.

For modem sessions, the receive line signal level. This value is given in dB.

The IPX network assigned to the dial-up user.

The IPX Node number assisgned to the dial-up user

Cleartcp Remote IP Address

Cleartcp Remote Port Address

Tunnel Id

Link Id

This table describes all active sessions. This table is ordered by session serial number. The current bounds of this table at any given time are described by the variables ActiveLowest and ActiveHighest.

This is the structure of entries in the sessionStatusActiveTable.

The serial number of this session, a unique number for this boot era. When combined with the value of BootEra, provides a session number that is unique for the life of the system. Note that these are very sparsely numbered.

This variable indicates the state of this session. Enumeration: 'active': 1, 'inactive': 0.

This variable indicates whether this session is permanent(2), meaning a long-lasting locally administered session such as a Frame Relay PVC, or switched(1), meaning a short-lived session resulting from a switched call. Enumeration: 'unknown': 0, 'permanent': 2, 'switched': 1.

The identifier of the VPOP (administrative Group) to which the session belongs. A value of 0 indicates the default VPOP.

The name of the connection peer for this session. During authentication of the session, this field may contain the name submitted by the peer. During this time, the value of timeOfService will be zero. When the value of timeOfService is nonzero, this field will contain a fully authenticated name.

The connection peer's IP address. If the link is numbered, then this is the address assigned to the other end of the link. If the link is not numbered, this may be the single IP address of the peer. For PPP connections, this is the result of IPNCP negotiation.

The connection peer's IP address mask, used in conjunction with remoteIP.

The local IP address for this session. If the link is numbered, then this is the address assigned to the local end of the link. If the link is not numbered, this may be the primary IP address of the system. For PPP connections, this is the result of IPNCP negotiation.

The local IP address mask for this session, used in conjunction with localIP.

A description of which link technology is being used by the session. Enumeration: 'none': 1, 'ethernet': 11, 'hub': 15, 'loopback': 13, 'unknown': 0, 'voice': 16, 'modemK56': 9, 'modemV90': 10, 'isdnV120': 5, 'other': 2, 'isdnV110': 6, 'modemV34': 8, 'isdn64K': 4, 'isdn56K': 3, 't1Trunk': 12, 'hssi': 14, 'modemV32': 7.

A description of which session service is being used by the session. Enumeration: 'iptest': 21, 'l2f': 12, 'ppp': 3, 'frameRelay': 5, 'slip': 4, 'ftp': 17, 'ciscoHDLC': 6, 'unknown': 0, 'other': 2, 'l2tp': 11, 'rawTCP': 9, 'fax': 19, 'hub': 16, 'atmp': 20, 'telnet': 8, 'tandem': 15, 'trunk': 13, 'none': 1, 'rlogin': 10, 'terminalServer': 7, 'voice': 14, 'dvs': 18.

The time that this session began, in seconds since the system booted.

The time that this session stopped, in seconds since the system booted. This variable is only meaningful for sessions having the state inactive(0).

The time at which the modem synchronization completed, in seconds since the system booted.

The time that this session entered its first negotiated or configured service, in seconds since the system booted. For example, for a session with serviceMode PPP, the time at which LCP and IPCP negotiations completed and the session was ready to forward user data.

The component which initiated termination of this session. In cases where there are multiple causes of session termination, only the first cause detected is reported. This variable is only meaningful for sessions having the state inactive(0). Enumeration: 'iptest': 34, 'l2f': 26, 'ip': 11, 'vl': 24, 'fax': 30, 'hdlc': 6, 'fepdf': 17, 'ppp': 7, 'slip': 8, 'hssi': 22, 'ether': 15, 'cleartcp': 13, 'loopback': 19, 'unknown': 0, 'dvstunnel': 29, 'chdlc': 9, 'other': 2, 'l2tp': 14, 'fr': 10, 'shell': 20, 'atmptunnel': 33, 'df': 3, 'atmp': 32, 'telnet': 12, 'l2ftunnel': 27, 'voip': 25, 'none': 1, 'rlogin': 21, 'trunkip': 16, 'l2tproute': 31, 'ds0': 4, 'lineip': 18, 'sm': 23, 'modem': 5, 'dvs': 28.

The cause which initiated termination of this session. In cases where there are multiple causes of session termination, only the first cause detected is reported. This variable is only meaningful for sessions having the state inactive(0).

The last component which was connected in this session. Enumeration: 'iptest': 34, 'l2f': 26, 'ip': 11, 'vl': 24, 'fax': 30, 'hdlc': 6, 'fepdf': 17, 'ppp': 7, 'slip': 8, 'hssi': 22, 'ether': 15, 'cleartcp': 13, 'loopback': 19, 'unknown': 0, 'dvstunnel': 29, 'chdlc': 9, 'other': 2, 'l2tp': 14, 'fr': 10, 'shell': 20, 'atmptunnel': 33, 'df': 3, 'atmp': 32, 'telnet': 12, 'l2ftunnel': 27, 'voip': 25, 'none': 1, 'rlogin': 21, 'trunkip': 16, 'l2tproute': 31, 'ds0': 4, 'lineip': 18, 'sm': 23, 'modem': 5, 'dvs': 28.

The slot where the physical layer of this session is terminated.

The slot where the data link portion of this session is terminated

16 digit number of called station (if available)

16 digit number of calling station (if available)

The direction of the physical layer call associated with this session Enumeration: 'answer': 0, 'originate': 1.

The number of octets received from the remote user. This value will be zero until a session is terminated.

The number of octets sent to the remote user. This value will be zero until a session is terminated.

The number of packets received from the remote user. This value will be zero until a session is terminated.

The number of packets sent to the remote user. This value will be zero until a session is terminated.

The multi-link identifier value for PPP calls where the multi-link protocol was negotiated.

The number of the DS1 for this session, relative to layer1Slot.

The number of the DS0 for this session, relative to port.

The number of sessions sharing the same remote IP address as this session. After a session is terminated, this value will represent the number of sessions at the time of termination.

The transmit DCE data rate for this session. In the case of modem sessions, this will be the DCE rate reported as a result of initial modem negotiation, and may not track rate chanes during the call. For ISDN sessions, this will be the actual data service rate of the call. For Frame Relay sessions, this will be the nominal speed of the Frame Relay Physical Interface, even though multiple sessions may be sharing that Physical Interface. For other sessions, this will be the nominal speed of the physical interface. In no case should this be interepreted as a Quality-of-Service guarantee, or as the current line utilization or effective bandwidth on the interface. Note also that in the case of PPP multilink, this specifies the rate of only this link in the bundle, and not the aggregate rate of all links in the bundle.

The receive data rate for this session. In the case of modem sessions, this will be the DCE rate reported as a result of initial modem negotiation, and may not track rate chanes during the call. For ISDN sessions, this will be the actual data service rate of the call. For Frame Relay sessions, this will be the nominal speed of the Frame Relay Physical Interface, even though multiple sessions may be sharing that Physical Interface. For other sessions, this will be the nominal speed of the physical interface. In no case should this be interepreted as a Quality-of-Service guarantee, or as the current line utilization or effective bandwidth on the interface. Note also that in the case of PPP multilink, this specifies the rate of only this link in the bundle, and not the aggregate rate of all links in the bundle.

The transmit data rate at the end of a modem session.

The receive data rate at the end of a modem session.

The minimum transmit data rate during a modem session.

The minimum receive data rate during a modem session.

The maximum transmit data rate during a modem session.

The maximum receive data rate during a modem session.

The I/O processor where this session is terminated.

The Digital Modem Module where this session is terminated.

The integrated circuit pack where this session is terminated.

The modem/hdlc where this session is terminated.

The TDM highway stream associated with this session.

The TDM highway time-slot associated with this session.

A textual description of the cause which initiated termination of this session. In cases where there are multiple causes of session termination, only the first cause detected is reported.

The number of seconds this session has been active.

The length of time this session has been active, expressed in DDD HH:MM:SSS.000.

A uniquie identifier for this session within the ss7 Network. If this call was not originated using ss7 signalling, this string will be null.

The individual modem where this session is terminated, numbered from one to the maximum number of modems on the slot card.

The tunneling protocol being used for this session. Enumeration: 'none': 1, 'l2f': 3, 'unknown': 0, 'atmp': 6, 'other': 2, 'l2tp': 4, 'dvs': 5.

The tunneling medium protocol being used for this session. Enumeration: 'unknown': 0, 'none': 1, 'other': 2, 'ip': 3.

The IP address of the remote machine terminating the tunnel for this session.

The class of this call.

The port used for the outbound portion of a tandem call, if applicable.

The timeslot used for the outbound portion of a tandem call, if applicable.

An array of octets representing the class of this call.

The number of octets in callClassArray.

The actual authentication method which was used to gain access to services. Radius, Local, Remote. Enumeration: 'local': 2, 'radius': 1, 'remote': 3.

For modem sessions, the modulation protocol used, if any. Enumeration: 'v23': 9, 'v22': 7, 'none': 0, 'v33': 14, 'v27': 10, 'unknown': 1, 'v29': 11, 'v32bis': 13, 'v21': 6, 'v17': 5, 'v90': 18, 'bell212': 4, 'k56': 17, 'v34': 15, 'v22bis': 8, 'vFC': 16, 'bell103': 2, 'bell208': 3, 'v32': 12.

For modem sessions, the error correction protocol used, if any. Enumeration: 'mNP': 2, 'unknown': 1, 'none': 0, 'v42': 3.

For modem sessions, the data compression protocol used, if any. Enumeration: 'mNP5': 2, 'unknown': 1, 'none': 0, 'v42bis': 3.

For modem sessions, the number of blocks transmitted by the modem.

For modem sessions, the number of packets retransmitted by the modem.

For modem sessions, the Signal-to-Noise Ratio measured at the start of the connection. This value is given in dB.

For modem sessions, the number of retrain requests sent by the local modem.

For modem sessions, the number of retrain requests sent by the remote modem.

For modem sessions, the number of rate renegotiation requests sent by the local modem.

For modem sessions, the number of rate renegotiation requests sent by the remote modem.

For modem sessions, the receive line signal level. This value is given in dB.

The IPX network assigned to the dial-up user.

The IPX Node number assisgned to the dial-up user

Cleartcp Remote IP Address

Cleartcp Remote Port Address

Tunnel Id

Link Id

The table contains the most recent inactive sessions, up to a maximum of SessionTableSize entries. The bounds of this table at any given time are described by the variables InactiveLowest and InactiveHighest. This table is ordered by session serial number. As new entries are appended to the bottom of the table, the inactive entries with the oldest termination time get aged out from near the top of the table.

This is the structure of entries in the sessionStatusInactiveTable.

The serial number of this session, a unique number for this boot era. When combined with the value of BootEra, provides a session number that is unique for the life of the system. Note that these are very sparsely numbered.

This variable indicates the state of this session. Enumeration: 'active': 1, 'inactive': 0.

This variable indicates whether this session is permanent(2), meaning a long-lasting locally administered session such as a Frame Relay PVC, or switched(1), meaning a short-lived session resulting from a switched call. Enumeration: 'unknown': 0, 'permanent': 2, 'switched': 1.

The identifier of the VPOP (administrative Group) to which the session belongs. A value of 0 indicates the default VPOP.

The name of the connection peer for this session. During authentication of the session, this field may contain the name submitted by the peer. During this time, the value of timeOfService will be zero. When the value of timeOfService is nonzero, this field will contain a fully authenticated name.

The connection peer's IP address. If the link is numbered, then this is the address assigned to the other end of the link. If the link is not numbered, this may be the single IP address of the peer. For PPP connections, this is the result of IPNCP negotiation.

The connection peer's IP address mask, used in conjunction with remoteIP.

The local IP address for this session. If the link is numbered, then this is the address assigned to the local end of the link. If the link is not numbered, this may be the primary IP address of the system. For PPP connections, this is the result of IPNCP negotiation.

The local IP address mask for this session, used in conjunction with localIP.

A description of which link technology is being used by the session. Enumeration: 'none': 1, 'ethernet': 11, 'hub': 15, 'loopback': 13, 'unknown': 0, 'voice': 16, 'modemK56': 9, 'modemV90': 10, 'isdnV120': 5, 'other': 2, 'isdnV110': 6, 'modemV34': 8, 'isdn64K': 4, 'isdn56K': 3, 't1Trunk': 12, 'hssi': 14, 'modemV32': 7.

A description of which session service is being used by the session. Enumeration: 'iptest': 21, 'l2f': 12, 'ppp': 3, 'frameRelay': 5, 'slip': 4, 'ftp': 17, 'ciscoHDLC': 6, 'unknown': 0, 'other': 2, 'l2tp': 11, 'rawTCP': 9, 'fax': 19, 'hub': 16, 'atmp': 20, 'telnet': 8, 'tandem': 15, 'trunk': 13, 'none': 1, 'rlogin': 10, 'terminalServer': 7, 'voice': 14, 'dvs': 18.

The time that this session began, in seconds since the system booted.

The time that this session stopped, in seconds since the system booted. This variable is only meaningful for sessions having the state inactive(0).

The time at which the modem synchronization completed, in seconds since the system booted.

The time that this session entered its first negotiated or configured service, in seconds since the system booted. For example, for a session with serviceMode PPP, the time at which LCP and IPCP negotiations completed and the session was ready to forward user data.

The component which initiated termination of this session. In cases where there are multiple causes of session termination, only the first cause detected is reported. This variable is only meaningful for sessions having the state inactive(0). Enumeration: 'iptest': 34, 'l2f': 26, 'ip': 11, 'vl': 24, 'fax': 30, 'hdlc': 6, 'fepdf': 17, 'ppp': 7, 'slip': 8, 'hssi': 22, 'ether': 15, 'cleartcp': 13, 'loopback': 19, 'unknown': 0, 'dvstunnel': 29, 'chdlc': 9, 'other': 2, 'l2tp': 14, 'fr': 10, 'shell': 20, 'atmptunnel': 33, 'df': 3, 'atmp': 32, 'telnet': 12, 'l2ftunnel': 27, 'voip': 25, 'none': 1, 'rlogin': 21, 'trunkip': 16, 'l2tproute': 31, 'ds0': 4, 'lineip': 18, 'sm': 23, 'modem': 5, 'dvs': 28.

The cause which initiated termination of this session. In cases where there are multiple causes of session termination, only the first cause detected is reported. This variable is only meaningful for sessions having the state inactive(0).

The last component which was connected in this session. Enumeration: 'iptest': 34, 'l2f': 26, 'ip': 11, 'vl': 24, 'fax': 30, 'hdlc': 6, 'fepdf': 17, 'ppp': 7, 'slip': 8, 'hssi': 22, 'ether': 15, 'cleartcp': 13, 'loopback': 19, 'unknown': 0, 'dvstunnel': 29, 'chdlc': 9, 'other': 2, 'l2tp': 14, 'fr': 10, 'shell': 20, 'atmptunnel': 33, 'df': 3, 'atmp': 32, 'telnet': 12, 'l2ftunnel': 27, 'voip': 25, 'none': 1, 'rlogin': 21, 'trunkip': 16, 'l2tproute': 31, 'ds0': 4, 'lineip': 18, 'sm': 23, 'modem': 5, 'dvs': 28.

The slot where the physical layer of this session is terminated.

The slot where the data link portion of this session is terminated

16 digit number of called station (if available)

16 digit number of calling station (if available)

The direction of the physical layer call associated with this session Enumeration: 'answer': 0, 'originate': 1.

The number of octets received from the remote user. This value will be zero until a session is terminated.

The number of octets sent to the remote user. This value will be zero until a session is terminated.

The number of packets received from the remote user. This value will be zero until a session is terminated.

The number of packets sent to the remote user. This value will be zero until a session is terminated.

The multi-link identifier value for PPP calls where the multi-link protocol was negotiated.

The number of the DS1 for this session, relative to layer1Slot.

The number of the DS0 for this session, relative to port.

The number of sessions sharing the same remote IP address as this session. After a session is terminated, this value will represent the number of sessions at the time of termination.

The transmit DCE data rate for this session. In the case of modem sessions, this will be the DCE rate reported as a result of initial modem negotiation, and may not track rate chanes during the call. For ISDN sessions, this will be the actual data service rate of the call. For Frame Relay sessions, this will be the nominal speed of the Frame Relay Physical Interface, even though multiple sessions may be sharing that Physical Interface. For other sessions, this will be the nominal speed of the physical interface. In no case should this be interepreted as a Quality-of-Service guarantee, or as the current line utilization or effective bandwidth on the interface. Note also that in the case of PPP multilink, this specifies the rate of only this link in the bundle, and not the aggregate rate of all links in the bundle.

The receive data rate for this session. In the case of modem sessions, this will be the DCE rate reported as a result of initial modem negotiation, and may not track rate chanes during the call. For ISDN sessions, this will be the actual data service rate of the call. For Frame Relay sessions, this will be the nominal speed of the Frame Relay Physical Interface, even though multiple sessions may be sharing that Physical Interface. For other sessions, this will be the nominal speed of the physical interface. In no case should this be interepreted as a Quality-of-Service guarantee, or as the current line utilization or effective bandwidth on the interface. Note also that in the case of PPP multilink, this specifies the rate of only this link in the bundle, and not the aggregate rate of all links in the bundle.

The transmit data rate at the end of a modem session.

The receive data rate at the end of a modem session.

The minimum transmit data rate during a modem session.

The minimum receive data rate during a modem session.

The maximum transmit data rate during a modem session.

The maximum receive data rate during a modem session.

The I/O processor where this session is terminated.

The Digital Modem Module where this session is terminated.

The integrated circuit pack where this session is terminated.

The modem/hdlc where this session is terminated.

The TDM highway stream associated with this session.

The TDM highway time-slot associated with this session.

A textual description of the cause which initiated termination of this session. In cases where there are multiple causes of session termination, only the first cause detected is reported.

The number of seconds this session has been active.

The length of time this session has been active, expressed in DDD HH:MM:SSS.000.

A uniquie identifier for this session within the ss7 Network. If this call was not originated using ss7 signalling, this string will be null.

The individual modem where this session is terminated, numbered from one to the maximum number of modems on the slot card.

The tunneling protocol being used for this session. Enumeration: 'none': 1, 'l2f': 3, 'unknown': 0, 'atmp': 6, 'other': 2, 'l2tp': 4, 'dvs': 5.

The tunneling medium protocol being used for this session. Enumeration: 'unknown': 0, 'none': 1, 'other': 2, 'ip': 3.

The IP address of the remote machine terminating the tunnel for this session.

The class of this call.

The port used for the outbound portion of a tandem call, if applicable.

The timeslot used for the outbound portion of a tandem call, if applicable.

An array of octets representing the class of this call.

The number of octets in callClassArray.

The actual authentication method which was used to gain access to services. Radius, Local, Remote. Enumeration: 'local': 2, 'radius': 1, 'remote': 3.

For modem sessions, the modulation protocol used, if any. Enumeration: 'v23': 9, 'v22': 7, 'none': 0, 'v33': 14, 'v27': 10, 'unknown': 1, 'v29': 11, 'v32bis': 13, 'v21': 6, 'v17': 5, 'v90': 18, 'bell212': 4, 'k56': 17, 'v34': 15, 'v22bis': 8, 'vFC': 16, 'bell103': 2, 'bell208': 3, 'v32': 12.

For modem sessions, the error correction protocol used, if any. Enumeration: 'mNP': 2, 'unknown': 1, 'none': 0, 'v42': 3.

For modem sessions, the data compression protocol used, if any. Enumeration: 'mNP5': 2, 'unknown': 1, 'none': 0, 'v42bis': 3.

For modem sessions, the number of blocks transmitted by the modem.

For modem sessions, the number of packets retransmitted by the modem.

For modem sessions, the Signal-to-Noise Ratio measured at the start of the connection. This value is given in dB.

For modem sessions, the number of retrain requests sent by the local modem.

For modem sessions, the number of retrain requests sent by the remote modem.

For modem sessions, the number of rate renegotiation requests sent by the local modem.

For modem sessions, the number of rate renegotiation requests sent by the remote modem.

For modem sessions, the receive line signal level. This value is given in dB.

The IPX network assigned to the dial-up user.

The IPX Node number assisgned to the dial-up user

Cleartcp Remote IP Address

Cleartcp Remote Port Address

Tunnel Id

Link Id

Session Disconnect Cause Information.

This is the structure of entries in the sessionDiscCauseTable.

An index into the table of disconnect causes.

The component which initiated termination of this session. In cases where there are multiple causes of session termination, only the first cause detected is reported. Enumeration: 'iptest': 34, 'l2f': 26, 'ip': 11, 'vl': 24, 'fax': 30, 'hdlc': 6, 'fepdf': 17, 'ppp': 7, 'slip': 8, 'hssi': 22, 'ether': 15, 'cleartcp': 13, 'loopback': 19, 'unknown': 0, 'dvstunnel': 29, 'chdlc': 9, 'other': 2, 'l2tp': 14, 'fr': 10, 'shell': 20, 'atmptunnel': 33, 'df': 3, 'atmp': 32, 'telnet': 12, 'l2ftunnel': 27, 'voip': 25, 'none': 1, 'rlogin': 21, 'trunkip': 16, 'l2tproute': 31, 'ds0': 4, 'lineip': 18, 'sm': 23, 'modem': 5, 'dvs': 28.

The cause which initiated termination of this session. In cases where there are multiple causes of session termination, only the first cause detected is reported.

A textual description of the cause which initiated termination of this session. In cases where there are multiple causes of session termination, only the first cause detected is reported.

The number of times this component/cause has resulted in session termination.

Session Status Reverse Configuration Information.

This is the structure of entries in the sessionStatusReverseTable.

The serial number of this session, a unique number for this boot era. When combined with the value of BootEra, provides a session number that is unique for the life of the system. Note that these are very sparsely numbered.

This variable indicates the state of this session. Enumeration: 'active': 1, 'inactive': 0.

This variable indicates whether this session is permanent(2), meaning a long-lasting locally administered session such as a Frame Relay PVC, or switched(1), meaning a short-lived session resulting from a switched call. Enumeration: 'unknown': 0, 'permanent': 2, 'switched': 1.

The identifier of the VPOP (administrative Group) to which the session belongs. A value of 0 indicates the default VPOP.

The name of the connection peer for this session. During authentication of the session, this field may contain the name submitted by the peer. During this time, the value of timeOfService will be zero. When the value of timeOfService is nonzero, this field will contain a fully authenticated name.

The connection peer's IP address. If the link is numbered, then this is the address assigned to the other end of the link. If the link is not numbered, this may be the single IP address of the peer. For PPP connections, this is the result of IPNCP negotiation.

The connection peer's IP address mask, used in conjunction with remoteIP.

The local IP address for this session. If the link is numbered, then this is the address assigned to the local end of the link. If the link is not numbered, this may be the primary IP address of the system. For PPP connections, this is the result of IPNCP negotiation.

The local IP address mask for this session, used in conjunction with localIP.

A description of which link technology is being used by the session. Enumeration: 'none': 1, 'ethernet': 11, 'hub': 15, 'loopback': 13, 'unknown': 0, 'voice': 16, 'modemK56': 9, 'modemV90': 10, 'isdnV120': 5, 'other': 2, 'isdnV110': 6, 'modemV34': 8, 'isdn64K': 4, 'isdn56K': 3, 't1Trunk': 12, 'hssi': 14, 'modemV32': 7.

A description of which session service is being used by the session. Enumeration: 'iptest': 21, 'l2f': 12, 'ppp': 3, 'frameRelay': 5, 'slip': 4, 'ftp': 17, 'ciscoHDLC': 6, 'unknown': 0, 'other': 2, 'l2tp': 11, 'rawTCP': 9, 'fax': 19, 'hub': 16, 'atmp': 20, 'telnet': 8, 'tandem': 15, 'trunk': 13, 'none': 1, 'rlogin': 10, 'terminalServer': 7, 'voice': 14, 'dvs': 18.

The time that this session began, in seconds since the system booted.

The time that this session stopped, in seconds since the system booted. This variable is only meaningful for sessions having the state inactive(0).

The time at which the modem synchronization completed, in seconds since the system booted.

The time that this session entered its first negotiated or configured service, in seconds since the system booted. For example, for a session with serviceMode PPP, the time at which LCP and IPCP negotiations completed and the session was ready to forward user data.

The component which initiated termination of this session. In cases where there are multiple causes of session termination, only the first cause detected is reported. This variable is only meaningful for sessions having the state inactive(0). Enumeration: 'iptest': 34, 'l2f': 26, 'ip': 11, 'vl': 24, 'fax': 30, 'hdlc': 6, 'fepdf': 17, 'ppp': 7, 'slip': 8, 'hssi': 22, 'ether': 15, 'cleartcp': 13, 'loopback': 19, 'unknown': 0, 'dvstunnel': 29, 'chdlc': 9, 'other': 2, 'l2tp': 14, 'fr': 10, 'shell': 20, 'atmptunnel': 33, 'df': 3, 'atmp': 32, 'telnet': 12, 'l2ftunnel': 27, 'voip': 25, 'none': 1, 'rlogin': 21, 'trunkip': 16, 'l2tproute': 31, 'ds0': 4, 'lineip': 18, 'sm': 23, 'modem': 5, 'dvs': 28.

The cause which initiated termination of this session. In cases where there are multiple causes of session termination, only the first cause detected is reported. This variable is only meaningful for sessions having the state inactive(0).

The last component which was connected in this session. Enumeration: 'iptest': 34, 'l2f': 26, 'ip': 11, 'vl': 24, 'fax': 30, 'hdlc': 6, 'fepdf': 17, 'ppp': 7, 'slip': 8, 'hssi': 22, 'ether': 15, 'cleartcp': 13, 'loopback': 19, 'unknown': 0, 'dvstunnel': 29, 'chdlc': 9, 'other': 2, 'l2tp': 14, 'fr': 10, 'shell': 20, 'atmptunnel': 33, 'df': 3, 'atmp': 32, 'telnet': 12, 'l2ftunnel': 27, 'voip': 25, 'none': 1, 'rlogin': 21, 'trunkip': 16, 'l2tproute': 31, 'ds0': 4, 'lineip': 18, 'sm': 23, 'modem': 5, 'dvs': 28.

The slot where the physical layer of this session is terminated.

The slot where the data link portion of this session is terminated

16 digit number of called station (if available)

16 digit number of calling station (if available)

The direction of the physical layer call associated with this session Enumeration: 'answer': 0, 'originate': 1.

The number of octets received from the remote user. This value will be zero until a session is terminated.

The number of octets sent to the remote user. This value will be zero until a session is terminated.

The number of packets received from the remote user. This value will be zero until a session is terminated.

The number of packets sent to the remote user. This value will be zero until a session is terminated.

The multi-link identifier value for PPP calls where the multi-link protocol was negotiated.

The number of the DS1 for this session, relative to layer1Slot.

The number of the DS0 for this session, relative to port.

The number of sessions sharing the same remote IP address as this session. After a session is terminated, this value will represent the number of sessions at the time of termination.

The transmit DCE data rate for this session. In the case of modem sessions, this will be the DCE rate reported as a result of initial modem negotiation, and may not track rate chanes during the call. For ISDN sessions, this will be the actual data service rate of the call. For Frame Relay sessions, this will be the nominal speed of the Frame Relay Physical Interface, even though multiple sessions may be sharing that Physical Interface. For other sessions, this will be the nominal speed of the physical interface. In no case should this be interepreted as a Quality-of-Service guarantee, or as the current line utilization or effective bandwidth on the interface. Note also that in the case of PPP multilink, this specifies the rate of only this link in the bundle, and not the aggregate rate of all links in the bundle.

The receive data rate for this session. In the case of modem sessions, this will be the DCE rate reported as a result of initial modem negotiation, and may not track rate chanes during the call. For ISDN sessions, this will be the actual data service rate of the call. For Frame Relay sessions, this will be the nominal speed of the Frame Relay Physical Interface, even though multiple sessions may be sharing that Physical Interface. For other sessions, this will be the nominal speed of the physical interface. In no case should this be interepreted as a Quality-of-Service guarantee, or as the current line utilization or effective bandwidth on the interface. Note also that in the case of PPP multilink, this specifies the rate of only this link in the bundle, and not the aggregate rate of all links in the bundle.

The transmit data rate at the end of a modem session.

The receive data rate at the end of a modem session.

The minimum transmit data rate during a modem session.

The minimum receive data rate during a modem session.

The maximum transmit data rate during a modem session.

The maximum receive data rate during a modem session.

The I/O processor where this session is terminated.

The Digital Modem Module where this session is terminated.

The integrated circuit pack where this session is terminated.

The modem/hdlc where this session is terminated.

The TDM highway stream associated with this session.

The TDM highway time-slot associated with this session.

A textual description of the cause which initiated termination of this session. In cases where there are multiple causes of session termination, only the first cause detected is reported.

The number of seconds this session has been active.

The length of time this session has been active, expressed in DDD HH:MM:SSS.000.

A uniquie identifier for this session within the ss7 Network. If this call was not originated using ss7 signalling, this string will be null.

The individual modem where this session is terminated, numbered from one to the maximum number of modems on the slot card.

The tunneling protocol being used for this session. Enumeration: 'none': 1, 'l2f': 3, 'unknown': 0, 'atmp': 6, 'other': 2, 'l2tp': 4, 'dvs': 5.

The tunneling medium protocol being used for this session. Enumeration: 'unknown': 0, 'none': 1, 'other': 2, 'ip': 3.

The IP address of the remote machine terminating the tunnel for this session.

The class of this call.

The port used for the outbound portion of a tandem call, if applicable.

The timeslot used for the outbound portion of a tandem call, if applicable.

An array of octets representing the class of this call.

The number of octets in callClassArray.

The actual authentication method which was used to gain access to services. Radius, Local, Remote. Enumeration: 'local': 2, 'radius': 1, 'remote': 3.

For modem sessions, the modulation protocol used, if any. Enumeration: 'v23': 9, 'v22': 7, 'none': 0, 'v33': 14, 'v27': 10, 'unknown': 1, 'v29': 11, 'v32bis': 13, 'v21': 6, 'v17': 5, 'v90': 18, 'bell212': 4, 'k56': 17, 'v34': 15, 'v22bis': 8, 'vFC': 16, 'bell103': 2, 'bell208': 3, 'v32': 12.

For modem sessions, the error correction protocol used, if any. Enumeration: 'mNP': 2, 'unknown': 1, 'none': 0, 'v42': 3.

For modem sessions, the data compression protocol used, if any. Enumeration: 'mNP5': 2, 'unknown': 1, 'none': 0, 'v42bis': 3.

For modem sessions, the number of blocks transmitted by the modem.

For modem sessions, the number of packets retransmitted by the modem.

For modem sessions, the Signal-to-Noise Ratio measured at the start of the connection. This value is given in dB.

For modem sessions, the number of retrain requests sent by the local modem.

For modem sessions, the number of retrain requests sent by the remote modem.

For modem sessions, the number of rate renegotiation requests sent by the local modem.

For modem sessions, the number of rate renegotiation requests sent by the remote modem.

For modem sessions, the receive line signal level. This value is given in dB.

The IPX network assigned to the dial-up user.

The IPX Node number assisgned to the dial-up user

Cleartcp Remote IP Address

Cleartcp Remote Port Address

Tunnel Id

Link Id

The table provides a historical view of the inactive sessions in the session table. It contains inactive sessions up to a maximum of SessionTableSize entries. This table is ordered by termination time of the sessions. The bounds of this table at any given time are described by the variables HistoryLowest and HistoryHighest. As new entries are inserted into the table, the inactive entries with the oldest termination time get aged out from the table.

This is the structure of entries in the sessionStatusHistoryTable.

An index into a ring buffer of the last 2000 sessions.

The serial number of this session, a unique number for this boot era. When combined with the value of BootEra, provides a session number that is unique for the life of the system.

This variable indicates the state of this session. Enumeration: 'active': 1, 'inactive': 0.

This variable indicates whether this session is permanent(2), meaning a long-lasting locally administered session such as a Frame Relay PVC, or switched(1), meaning a short-lived session resulting from a switched call. Enumeration: 'unknown': 0, 'permanent': 2, 'switched': 1.

The identifier of the VPOP (administrative Group) to which the session belongs. A value of 0 indicates the default VPOP.

The name of the connection peer for this session. During authentication of the session, this field may contain the name submitted by the peer. During this time, the value of timeOfService will be zero. When the value of timeOfService is nonzero, this field will contain a fully authenticated name.

The connection peer's IP address. If the link is numbered, then this is the address assigned to the other end of the link. If the link is not numbered, this may be the single IP address of the peer. For PPP connections, this is the result of IPNCP negotiation.

The connection peer's IP address mask, used in conjunction with remoteIP.

The local IP address for this session. If the link is numbered, then this is the address assigned to the local end of the link. If the link is not numbered, this may be the primary IP address of the system. For PPP connections, this is the result of IPNCP negotiation.

The local IP address mask for this session, used in conjunction with localIP.

A description of which link technology is being used by the session. Enumeration: 'none': 1, 'ethernet': 11, 'hub': 15, 'loopback': 13, 'unknown': 0, 'voice': 16, 'modemK56': 9, 'modemV90': 10, 'isdnV120': 5, 'other': 2, 'isdnV110': 6, 'modemV34': 8, 'isdn64K': 4, 'isdn56K': 3, 't1Trunk': 12, 'hssi': 14, 'modemV32': 7.

A description of which session service is being used by the session. Enumeration: 'iptest': 21, 'l2f': 12, 'ppp': 3, 'frameRelay': 5, 'slip': 4, 'ftp': 17, 'ciscoHDLC': 6, 'unknown': 0, 'other': 2, 'l2tp': 11, 'rawTCP': 9, 'fax': 19, 'hub': 16, 'atmp': 20, 'telnet': 8, 'tandem': 15, 'trunk': 13, 'none': 1, 'rlogin': 10, 'terminalServer': 7, 'voice': 14, 'dvs': 18.

The time that this session began, in seconds since the system booted.

The time that this session stopped, in seconds since the system booted. This variable is only meaningful for sessions having the state inactive(0).

The time at which the modem synchronization completed, in seconds since the system booted.

The time that this session entered its first negotiated or configured service, in seconds since the system booted. For example, for a session with serviceMode PPP, the time at which LCP and IPCP negotiations completed and the session was ready to forward user data.

The component which initiated termination of this session. In cases where there are multiple causes of session termination, only the first cause detected is reported. This variable is only meaningful for sessions having the state inactive(0). Enumeration: 'iptest': 34, 'l2f': 26, 'ip': 11, 'vl': 24, 'fax': 30, 'hdlc': 6, 'fepdf': 17, 'ppp': 7, 'slip': 8, 'hssi': 22, 'ether': 15, 'cleartcp': 13, 'loopback': 19, 'unknown': 0, 'dvstunnel': 29, 'chdlc': 9, 'other': 2, 'l2tp': 14, 'fr': 10, 'shell': 20, 'atmptunnel': 33, 'df': 3, 'atmp': 32, 'telnet': 12, 'l2ftunnel': 27, 'voip': 25, 'none': 1, 'rlogin': 21, 'trunkip': 16, 'l2tproute': 31, 'ds0': 4, 'lineip': 18, 'sm': 23, 'modem': 5, 'dvs': 28.

The cause which initiated termination of this session. In cases where there are multiple causes of session termination, only the first cause detected is reported. This variable is only meaningful for sessions having the state inactive(0).

The last component which was connected in this session. Enumeration: 'iptest': 34, 'l2f': 26, 'ip': 11, 'vl': 24, 'fax': 30, 'hdlc': 6, 'fepdf': 17, 'ppp': 7, 'slip': 8, 'hssi': 22, 'ether': 15, 'cleartcp': 13, 'loopback': 19, 'unknown': 0, 'dvstunnel': 29, 'chdlc': 9, 'other': 2, 'l2tp': 14, 'fr': 10, 'shell': 20, 'atmptunnel': 33, 'df': 3, 'atmp': 32, 'telnet': 12, 'l2ftunnel': 27, 'voip': 25, 'none': 1, 'rlogin': 21, 'trunkip': 16, 'l2tproute': 31, 'ds0': 4, 'lineip': 18, 'sm': 23, 'modem': 5, 'dvs': 28.

The slot where the physical layer of this session is terminated.

The slot where the data link portion of this session is terminated

16 digit number of called station (if available)

16 digit number of calling station (if available)

The direction of the physical layer call associated with this session Enumeration: 'answer': 0, 'originate': 1.

The number of octets received from the remote user. This value will be zero until a session is terminated.

The number of octets sent to the remote user. This value will be zero until a session is terminated.

The number of packets received from the remote user. This value will be zero until a session is terminated.

The number of packets sent to the remote user. This value will be zero until a session is terminated.

The multi-link identifier value for PPP calls where the multi-link protocol was negotiated.

The number of the DS1 for this session, relative to layer1Slot.

The number of the DS0 for this session, relative to port.

The number of sessions sharing the same remote IP address as this session. After a session is terminated, this value will represent the number of sessions at the time of termination.

The transmit DCE data rate for this session. In the case of modem sessions, this will be the DCE rate reported as a result of initial modem negotiation, and may not track rate chanes during the call. For ISDN sessions, this will be the actual data service rate of the call. For Frame Relay sessions, this will be the nominal speed of the Frame Relay Physical Interface, even though multiple sessions may be sharing that Physical Interface. For other sessions, this will be the nominal speed of the physical interface. In no case should this be interepreted as a Quality-of-Service guarantee, or as the current line utilization or effective bandwidth on the interface. Note also that in the case of PPP multilink, this specifies the rate of only this link in the bundle, and not the aggregate rate of all links in the bundle.

The receive data rate for this session. In the case of modem sessions, this will be the DCE rate reported as a result of initial modem negotiation, and may not track rate chanes during the call. For ISDN sessions, this will be the actual data service rate of the call. For Frame Relay sessions, this will be the nominal speed of the Frame Relay Physical Interface, even though multiple sessions may be sharing that Physical Interface. For other sessions, this will be the nominal speed of the physical interface. In no case should this be interepreted as a Quality-of-Service guarantee, or as the current line utilization or effective bandwidth on the interface. Note also that in the case of PPP multilink, this specifies the rate of only this link in the bundle, and not the aggregate rate of all links in the bundle.

The transmit data rate at the end of a modem session.

The receive data rate at the end of a modem session.

The minimum transmit data rate during a modem session.

The minimum receive data rate during a modem session.

The maximum transmit data rate during a modem session.

The maximum receive data rate during a modem session.

The I/O processor where this session is terminated.

The Digital Modem Module where this session is terminated.

The integrated circuit pack where this session is terminated.

The modem/hdlc where this session is terminated.

The TDM highway stream associated with this session.

The TDM highway time-slot associated with this session.

A textual description of the cause which initiated termination of this session. In cases where there are multiple causes of session termination, only the first cause detected is reported.

The number of seconds this session has been active.

The length of time this session has been active, expressed in DDD HH:MM:SSS.000.

A uniquie identifier for this session within the ss7 Network. If this call was not originated using ss7 signalling, this string will be null.

The individual modem where this session is terminated, numbered from one to the maximum number of modems on the slot card.

The tunneling protocol being used for this session. Enumeration: 'none': 1, 'l2f': 3, 'unknown': 0, 'atmp': 6, 'other': 2, 'l2tp': 4, 'dvs': 5.

The tunneling medium protocol being used for this session. Enumeration: 'unknown': 0, 'none': 1, 'other': 2, 'ip': 3.

The IP address of the remote machine terminating the tunnel for this session.

The class of this call.

The port used for the outbound portion of a tandem call, if applicable.

The timeslot used for the outbound portion of a tandem call, if applicable.

An array of octets representing the class of this call.

The number of octets in callClassArray.

The actual authentication method which was used to gain access to services. Radius, Local, Remote. Enumeration: 'local': 2, 'radius': 1, 'remote': 3.

For modem sessions, the modulation protocol used, if any. Enumeration: 'v23': 9, 'v22': 7, 'none': 0, 'v33': 14, 'v27': 10, 'unknown': 1, 'v29': 11, 'v32bis': 13, 'v21': 6, 'v17': 5, 'v90': 18, 'bell212': 4, 'k56': 17, 'v34': 15, 'v22bis': 8, 'vFC': 16, 'bell103': 2, 'bell208': 3, 'v32': 12.

For modem sessions, the error correction protocol used, if any. Enumeration: 'mNP': 2, 'unknown': 1, 'none': 0, 'v42': 3.

For modem sessions, the data compression protocol used, if any. Enumeration: 'mNP5': 2, 'unknown': 1, 'none': 0, 'v42bis': 3.

For modem sessions, the number of blocks transmitted by the modem.

For modem sessions, the number of packets retransmitted by the modem.

For modem sessions, the Signal-to-Noise Ratio measured at the start of the connection. This value is given in dB.

For modem sessions, the number of retrain requests sent by the local modem.

For modem sessions, the number of retrain requests sent by the remote modem.

For modem sessions, the number of rate renegotiation requests sent by the local modem.

For modem sessions, the number of rate renegotiation requests sent by the remote modem.

For modem sessions, the receive line signal level. This value is given in dB.

The IPX network assigned to the dial-up user.

The IPX Node number assisgned to the dial-up user

Cleartcp Remote IP Address

Cleartcp Remote Port Address

Tunnel Id

Link Id

This table describes the status of the physical slots in a CVX switch. NOTE: cards in the CVX chassis report two card types per slot. The Service Module is the main logic board, residing in the 'front' of the slot. The Line Termination Module, residing in the 'back' of the slot, houses the data and power connectors for the system.

This is the structure of entries in the slotStatusTable.

The number of the shelf in which this slot resides.

The physical slot number.

The current state of the slot card. Enumeration: 'slotStatusPresent': 2, 'slotStatusDown': 8, 'slotStatusIniting': 6, 'slotStatusFailed': 11, 'slotStatusLoading': 4, 'slotStatusStandby': 13, 'slotStatusBadCard': 12, 'slotStatusNoPower': 1, 'slotStatusPulled': 10, 'slotStatusEmpty': 0, 'slotStatusReady': 3, 'slotStatusStarted': 5, 'slotStatusUnknown': 9, 'slotStatusUp': 7.

Identifies the card in this slot by part number, The OID will be defined in the aptis-reg.aptis-components subtree.

The serial number of the card, as reported by the slot card hardware. If the slot card does not report a value, or if it is not currently readable, then this variable will have the value of zero.

The hardware revision of the card, as reported by the slot card hardware. If the slot card does not report a value, or if it is not currently readable, then this variable will have the value of zero.

The stiffware revision of the card, as reported by the slot card hardware. If the slot card does not report a value, or if it is not currently readable, then this variable will have the value of zero.

The revision string of the firmware running on the card, as reported by the firmware.

The amount of memory, in Kilobytes, in the card's main memory region. If that amount is unknown, then this variable will have the value of zero.

The amount of memory, in Kilobytes, in the card's auxilliary memory region. If that amount is unknown, then this variable will have the value of zero. NOTE that the exact nature and use of this memory may vary by slot card.

The temperature of the slot card as reported by hardware, in degrees Celsius.

The general type of the slot card. More specific detail on the type of card may be found in serviceModule and lineTerminationModule variables. Enumeration: 'slotUnknown': 4, 'slotMac': 2, 'slotScc': 1, 'slotEmpty': 0, 'slotDac': 3.

Current oos value for this slot.

The part number of the Service Module in this slot.

The part number of the line termination module in this slot. Enumeration: 'e1': 820323, 'dS3': 820121, 't1': 820322, 'ltmEmpty': 0, 'dS3PR': 820151, 'dS3R': 820131, 'dS3P': 820141.

This table describes the status of the physical slots in a CVX switch. NOTE: cards in the CVX chassis report two card types per slot. The Service Module is the main logic board, residing in the 'front' of the slot. The Line Termination Module, residing in the 'back' of the slot, houses the data and power connectors for the system. This table replaces the slot_status table which should be considered obsolete.

This is the structure of entries in the slotStatusNewTable.

The number of the shelf in which this slot resides.

The physical slot number.

The current state of the slot card. Enumeration: 'slotStatusPresent': 2, 'slotStatusDown': 8, 'slotStatusIniting': 6, 'slotStatusFailed': 11, 'slotStatusLoading': 4, 'slotStatusStandby': 13, 'slotStatusBadCard': 12, 'slotStatusNoPower': 1, 'slotStatusPulled': 10, 'slotStatusEmpty': 0, 'slotStatusReady': 3, 'slotStatusStarted': 5, 'slotStatusUnknown': 9, 'slotStatusUp': 7.

The general type of the slot card. More specific detail on the type of card may be found in serviceModule and lineTerminationModule variables. Enumeration: 'slotUnknown': 4, 'slotMac': 2, 'slotScc': 1, 'slotEmpty': 0, 'slotDac': 3.

Identifies the card in this slot by part number.

The serial number of the card, as reported by the slot card hardware. If the slot card does not report a value, or if it is not currently readable, then this variable will have the value of zero.

The hardware revision of the card, as reported by the slot card hardware. If the slot card does not report a value, or if it is not currently readable, then this variable will have the value of zero.

The PAL revision of the card, as reported by the slot card hardware. If the slot card does not report a value, or if it is not currently readable, then this variable will have the value of zero.

The rework revision of the card, as reported by the slot card hardware. If the slot card does not report a value, or if it is not currently readable, then this variable will have the value of zero.

The revision string of the firmware running on the card, as reported by the firmware.

The temperature of the slot card as reported by hardware, in degrees Celsius.

Current oos value for this slot.

The type of line termination module connected to the card in this slot. If no line termination module is connected, this value is 0. Enumeration: 'dS3x2': 820326, 'e1x24': 820325, 'e1': 820323, 'dS3x2PR': 820329, 'dS3': 820121, 't1': 820322, 'dS3x2R': 820327, 'ltmEmpty': 0, 't1x24': 820324, 'dS3PR': 820151, 'dS3x2P': 820328, 'dS3R': 820131, 'dS3P': 820141.

Session Components Information.

This is the structure of entries in the sessionComponentsTable.

The serial number of the session to which this component belongs.

The ordinal number representing the relative location of this component in relation to other components within a session.

A component participating in the session. Enumeration: 'iptest': 34, 'l2f': 26, 'ip': 11, 'vl': 24, 'fax': 30, 'hdlc': 6, 'fepdf': 17, 'ppp': 7, 'slip': 8, 'hssi': 22, 'ether': 15, 'cleartcp': 13, 'loopback': 19, 'unknown': 0, 'dvstunnel': 29, 'chdlc': 9, 'other': 2, 'l2tp': 14, 'fr': 10, 'shell': 20, 'atmptunnel': 33, 'df': 3, 'atmp': 32, 'telnet': 12, 'l2ftunnel': 27, 'voip': 25, 'none': 1, 'rlogin': 21, 'trunkip': 16, 'l2tproute': 31, 'ds0': 4, 'lineip': 18, 'sm': 23, 'modem': 5, 'dvs': 28.

A number indicating the current state of the component participating in the session. Note that this is really an enum with different values, depending upon which component is being reported.

A number which may be used to retrieve the statistics for this component.

Session Trace Configuration Information.

This is the structure of entries in the sessionTraceTable.

The serial number of the session to which this component belongs.

The internal reference number for this log entry.

The time that this event occurred, in milliseconds relative to SysUpTime.

The time that this event occurred, in milliseconds relative to session beginning.

An event occuring during the life of a session.

The current usage of cvx slots in all active sessions.

This is the structure of entries in the sessionSlotsTable.

The number of sessions active on slot 1.

The number of sessions active on slot 1.

The number of sessions active on slot 2.

The number of sessions active on slot 3.

The number of sessions active on slot 4.

The number of sessions active on slot 5.

The number of sessions active on slot 6.

The number of sessions active on slot 7.

The number of sessions active on slot 8.

The number of sessions active on slot 9.

The number of sessions active on slot 10.

The number of sessions active on slot 11.

The number of sessions active on slot 12.

The number of sessions active on slot 13.

The number of sessions active on slot 14.

The number of sessions active on slot 15.

The number of sessions active on slot 16.

The number of sessions active on slot 17.

The number of sessions active on slot 18.

A summary of all session activity.

This is the structure of entries in the sessionSummaryTable.

The number of sessions active but not yet providing service.

The maximum number of sessions active but not yet providing service.

The number of sessions which terminated prior to providing service.

The number of active sessions where the service mode is not known.

The maximum number of active sessions where the service mode is not known.

The number of sessions which have been terminated where the service mode was not known.

The number of active sessions where the service mode is not known.

The maximum number of active sessions where the service mode is not known.

The number of sessions which have been terminated where the service mode was not known.

The number of active ppp sessions.

The maximum number of active ppp sessions.

The number of ppp sessions which have been terminated.

The number of active slip sessions.

The maximum number of active slip sessions.

The number of slip sessions which have been terminated.

The number of active frameRelay sessions.

The maximum number of active frameRelay sessions.

The number of frameRelay sessions which have been terminated.

The number of active ciscoHDLC sessions.

The maximum number of active ciscoHDLC sessions.

The number of ciscoHDLC sessions which have been terminated.

The number of active terminalServer sessions.

The maximum number of active terminalServer sessions.

The number of terminalServer sessions which have been terminated.

The number of active telnet sessions.

The maximum number of active telnet sessions.

The number of telnet sessions which have been terminated.

The number of active rawTCP sessions.

The maximum number of active rawTCP sessions.

The number of rawTCP sessions which have been terminated.

The number of active rlogin sessions.

The maximum number of active rlogin sessions.

The number of rlogin sessions which have been terminated.

The number of active l2tp sessions.

The maximum number of active l2tp sessions.

The number of l2tp sessions which have been terminated.

The number of active l2f sessions.

The maximum number of active l2f sessions.

The number of l2f sessions which have been terminated.

The number of active trunk sessions.

The maximum number of active trunk sessions.

The number of trunk sessions which have been terminated.

The number of active voice sessions.

The maximum number of active voice sessions.

The number of voice sessions which have been terminated.

The number of active tandem sessions.

The maximum number of active tandem sessions.

The number of tandem sessions which have been terminated.

The number of active ftp sessions.

The maximum number of active ftp sessions.

The number of ftp sessions which have been terminated.

The number of active dvs sessions.

The maximum number of active dvs sessions.

The number of dvs sessions which have been terminated.

The number of active atmp sessions.

The maximum number of active atmp sessions.

The number of atmp sessions which have been terminated.

The number of active fax sessions.

The maximum number of active fax sessions.

The number of fax sessions which have been terminated.

The number of active hub sessions.

The maximum number of active hub sessions.

The number of hub sessions which have been terminated.

The number of active test sessions.

The maximum number of active test sessions.

The number of test sessions which have been terminated.

The maximum number of active calls achieved on the system.

Session Multilink Configuration Information.

This is the structure of entries in the sessionMultilinkTable.

The serial number of this session, a unique number for this boot era. When combined with the value of BootEra, provides a session number that is unique for the life of the system.

The serial number of this session, a unique number for this boot era. When combined with the value of BootEra, provides a session number that is unique for the life of the system.

Length of authenticated user's name (0 means no authentication).

User's name (null-terminated, null not included in length).

MRRU value I negotiated (0 means not negotiated).

MRRU value the peer negotiated (0 means not negotiated).

1 if I negotiated short sequence #, 0 if not.

1 if peer negotiated short sequence #, 0 if not.

EID type I negotiated (0 means not negotiated).

EID type peer negotiated (0 means not negotiated).

Length of my EID data (0 means not negotiated).

Length of peer's EID data (0 means not negotiated).

EID data I negotiated (if any).

EID data peer negotiated (if any).

Session VPOP Information.

This is the structure of entries in the sessionVpopTable.

vpop Index (one based).

VPOP Id (zero based).

Data link call type Enumeration: 'v110': 5, 'other': 1, 'v120': 6, 'trunk': 2, 'modem': 3, 'isdn': 4.

Transport protocol Enumeration: 'cleartcp': 5, 'tunnelled': 6, 'setup': 1, 'ppp': 4, 'trunk': 3, 'other': 2.

The number of sessions currently active

The combined duration of all currently active sessions of this type, for this vpop.

The cumulative number of sessions of this type, for this vpop, both active and inactive, since system boot

The combined duration of of all sessions of this type, for this vpop, both active and inactive, since system boot

ss7 status table.

This is the structure of entries in the ss7StatusTable.

The serial number of this ss7 session.

The current state of this session.

The INC assigned session Id for this session.

The called number for this session.

The calling number for this session.

The call type for this session. Enumeration: 'loopback': 2, 't102generate': 6, 't102detect': 7, 'cotegress': 3, 'tandem': 5, 'analog': 0, 'cotingress': 4, 't108egress': 8, 'isdn': 1.

The slot specified by the thruway controller to terminate this session.

The DS1 specified by the thruway controller to terminate this session.

The DS0 specified by the thruway controller to terminate this session.

The session Id assigned to this session by the CVX (0 if unknown).

The server identifier for the network controller responsible for initiating this session.

The time that this session began.

ss7 trace table.

This is the structure of entries in the ss7TraceTable.

The serial number of the ss7 session to which this component belongs.

The internal reference number for this log entry.

The time that this event occurred, in milliseconds relative to SysUpTime.

The time that this event occurred, in milliseconds relative to session beginning.

An event occuring during the life of an ss7 session.

ss7 status reverse table.

This is the structure of entries in the ss7StatusReverseTable.

The serial number of this ss7 session.

The current state of this session.

The INC assigned session Id for this session.

The called number for this session.

The calling number for this session.

The call type for this session. Enumeration: 'loopback': 2, 't102generate': 6, 't102detect': 7, 'cotegress': 3, 'tandem': 5, 'analog': 0, 'cotingress': 4, 't108egress': 8, 'isdn': 1.

The slot specified by the thruway controller to terminate this session.

The DS1 specified by the thruway controller to terminate this session.

The DS0 specified by the thruway controller to terminate this session.

The session Id assigned to this session by the CVX (0 if unknown).

The server identifier for the network controller responsible for initiating this session.

The time that this session began.

ss7 counters table.

This is the structure of entries in the ss7CountersTable.

The number of active ss7 sessions.

The number of inactive ss7 sessions.

The number of free signaling message blocks.

The number of full signaling message blocks.

The number of free status message blocks.

The number of full status message blocks.

The number of free dsmcc message control blocks.

The number of full dsmcc message control blocks.

IPDC trace table.

This is the structure of entries in the ipdcTraceTable.

The internal reference number for this trace entry.

The time that this event occurred, in milliseconds relative to SysUpTime.

The direction of this message. Enumeration: 'transmit': 0, 'receive': 1.

The number of octets in this ipsc message.

An array of octets representing an ipdc message.

IP services monitoring table.

This is the structure of entries in the ipSvcMonitoringTable.

Name of IP service.

Current state of the IP service. Enumeration: 'stopping': 2, 'starting': 3, 'running': 4, 'stopped': 1.

Uptime of the IP service.

Number of service requests received.

Number of service responses issued.

Number of service requests issued.

Number of service responses received.

Number of service requests in progress.

Number of service requests in error.

Number of service responses in error.

IP alarm entry table.

This is the structure of entries in the ipAlarmEntryTable.

Type of this alarm. Enumeration: 'slotTempAlarm': 17, 'macModemsAlarm': 11, 'isdnLinkAlarm': 6, 'ds3Alarm': 4, 'tunnelAlarm': 9, 'flashAlarm': 2, 'powerAlarm': 15, 'slaveSccFlashAlarm': 18, 'slaveSccAlarm': 19, 'enetPortAlarm': 8, 'hssiPortAlarm': 7, 'totalModemsAlarm': 12, 'ss7Alarm': 10, 'slotAlarm': 13, 'other': 1, 'linkAlarm': 5, 'ds1Alarm': 3, 'fanAlarm': 14, 'dhcpAlarm': 16.

trapGen sent in onset trap PDU.

trapType sent in onset trap PDU.

trap object id sent in onset trap PDU.

trap object id length sent in onset trap PDU.

trapSeverity sent in onset trap PDU. Enumeration: 'info': 0, 'notice': 1, 'err': 3, 'alert': 5, 'warning': 2, 'crit': 4, 'fatal': 7, 'emerg': 6.

sysuptime when onset trap PDU was sent.

trapPath sent in onset trap PDU.

first trap specific variable sent in onset trap PDU.

second trap specific variable sent in onset trap PDU.

third trap specific variable sent in onset trap PDU.

Notes whether this trap is a standard defined trap, or CVX proprietary Enumeration: 'mib2': 2, 'cvx': 1.

Cisco High Level Data Link Control Status Information.

This is the structure of entries in the cHdlcStatsTable.

Packet dropped due to lack of header space.

Packet dropped due to lack of memory.

Count of frames output.

Count of keep-alives received.

Count of unknown protocols received.

Count of too-short frames received.

Count of PPP frames received.

Count of unknown frames received.

Count of unknown Cisco control frames received.

Count of Cisco control frames received.

IP Stub Stats Information.

This is the structure of entries in the ipStubStatsTable.

number of IGMP packets received

number of times IGMP packets received in error

number of IGMP report packets received

number of IGMP query packets received

number of IGMP packets of unknown type received

number of IGMP packets sent

number of times IGMP not sent due to no memory

ClearTCP Statistics.

This is the structure of entries in the ipCleartcpStatsTable.

Number of pbufs dropped because input queue was full.

Number of pbufs dropped because TCP input queue was full.

Total number of input bytes dropped (all causes).

Total number of input bytes.

Number of pbufs dropped because output queue was full.

Total number of output bytes dropped (all causes).

Total number of output bytes.

PPP log entry table.

This is the structure of entries in the pppLogEntryTable.

System session ID

Log entry index

Index of oldest event available

Index of newest event available

Log entry text.

Raw entry text, if appropriate for this log type.

PPP dead log entry table.

This is the structure of entries in the pppDeadLogEntryTable.

System session ID

Log entry index

Index of oldest event available

Index of newest event available

Log entry text.

Raw entry text, if appropriate for this log type.

PPP session stats table.

This is the structure of entries in the pppSessionStatsTable.

System session ID

Current PPP phase Enumeration: 'terminate': 4, 'idle': 0, 'establish': 1, 'network': 3, 'auth': 2.

User name

Time (in seconds) session has been connected

Maximum connect time (in seconds) allowed

Time (in seconds) remaining. -1 indicates umlimited time.

Inactivity time (in seconds) allowed before disconnecting

Time (in seconds) before disconnection due to inactivity

True if session is dead/disconnected

Interface type (modem, ISDN, etc.) Enumeration: 'hssi': 4, 'unknown': 0, 'modem': 1, 'leased': 3, 'isdn': 2.

Transmit speed in bits per second

Transmit speed in bits per second

State of Link Control Protocol negotiation Enumeration: 'ackRcvd': 7, 'ackSent': 8, 'initial': 0, 'stopped': 3, 'reqSent': 6, 'closed': 2, 'stopping': 5, 'closing': 4, 'starting': 1, 'opened': 9.

MRU negotiated by local LCP

MRU negotiated by remote LCP

Authentication protocol negotiated by local LCP Enumeration: 'pap': 49187, 'none': 0, 'chap': 49699.

Authentication protocol negotiated by remote LCP Enumeration: 'pap': 49187, 'none': 0, 'chap': 49699.

Protocol Field Compression negotiated by local LCP

Protocol Field Compression negotiated by remote LCP

Address and Control Field Compression negotiated by local LCP

Address and Control Field Compression negotiated by remote LCP

ACCM negotiated by local LCP

ACCM negotiated by remote LCP

MRRU negotiated by local LCP

MRRU negotiated by remote LCP

MLP short sequence numbers negotiated by local LCP

MLP short sequence numbers negotiated by remote LCP

Remote user has been authenticated

State of IP Control Protocol negotiation Enumeration: 'ackRcvd': 7, 'ackSent': 8, 'initial': 0, 'stopped': 3, 'reqSent': 6, 'closed': 2, 'stopping': 5, 'closing': 4, 'starting': 1, 'opened': 9.

Local IP address

IP address assigned to remote user

First DNS address passed to remote user

Second DNS address passed to remote user

First NBNS address passed to remote user

Second NBNS address passed to remote user

VJ header compression negotiated by local IPCP

Number of VJ slots negotiated by local IPCP

VJ header compression negotiated by remote IPCP

Number of VJ slots negotiated by remote IPCP

State of IPX Control Protocol negotiation Enumeration: 'ackRcvd': 7, 'ackSent': 8, 'initial': 0, 'stopped': 3, 'reqSent': 6, 'closed': 2, 'stopping': 5, 'closing': 4, 'starting': 1, 'opened': 9.

Remote IPX Network number

Remote IPX Node number

State of Compression Control Protocol negotiation Enumeration: 'ackRcvd': 7, 'ackSent': 8, 'initial': 0, 'stopped': 3, 'reqSent': 6, 'closed': 2, 'stopping': 5, 'closing': 4, 'starting': 1, 'opened': 9.

Compression algorithm negotiated by local CCP, and thus the algorithm used when the CVX decompresses data. Enumeration: 'mppc': 2, 'none': 0, 'stac4': 1, 'stac3': 3.

Number of compression histories negotiated by local CCP

Compression algorithm negotiated by remote CCP, and thus the algorithm used when the CVX compresses data. Enumeration: 'mppc': 2, 'none': 0, 'stac4': 1, 'stac3': 3.

Number of compression histories negotiated by remote CCP

Multilink active

Number of links in multilink bundle. 0 if multilink is not active.

Sum of transmit speeds on all links in multilink bundle. 0 if multilink is not active

Sum of receive speeds on all links in multilink bundle. 0 if multilink is not active

Total number of multilink fragments received

Number of times a missing multilink fragment was detected.

Total number of multilink fragments received, but dropped

Total number of packets reassembled from multilink fragments

Total number of 0-length packets reassembled

Number of links added to multilink bundle over the bundle's life

Number of links removed from multilink bundle over the bundle's life

Maximum number of links ever in multilink bundle

Maximum number of links allowed in multilink bundle

Number of protocol packets transmitted

Number of protocol packets not transmitted (out of resources, queue limit reached, etc.)

Total number of protocol bytes transmitted

Number of protocol packets received

Number of protocol packets not received (out of resources, queue limit reached, etc.)

Total number of protocol bytes received