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This is the SNMP MIB module to manage and provision route policys on Alcatel-Lucent SROS equipment. Copyright 2003-2012 Alcatel-Lucent. All rights reserved. Reproduction of this document is authorized on the condition that the foregoing copyright notice is included. This SNMP MIB module (Specification) embodies Alcatel-Lucent's proprietary intellectual property. Alcatel-Lucent retains all title and ownership in the Specification, including any revisions. Alcatel-Lucent grants all interested parties a non-exclusive license to use and distribute an unmodified copy of this Specification in connection with management of Alcatel-Lucent products, and without fee, provided this copyright notice and license appear on all copies. This Specification is supplied 'as is', and Alcatel-Lucent makes no warranty, either express or implied, as to the use, operation, condition, or performance of the Specification.

The compliance statement supporting management of Route Policies on Alcatel-Lucent 7450 ESS series systems 4.0 release.

The compliance statement supporting management of Route Policies on Alcatel-Lucent 7750 SR series systems 4.0 release.

The compliance statement supporting management of Route Policies on Alcatel-Lucent 7450 ESS series systems 5.0 release.

The compliance statement supporting management of Route Policies on Alcatel-Lucent 7750 SR series systems 5.0 release.

The compliance statement supporting management of Route Policies on Alcatel-Lucent 7450 ESS series systems 5.0 release.

The compliance statement supporting management of Route Policies on Alcatel-Lucent 7750 SR series systems 5.0 release.

The compliance statement supporting management of Route Policies on Alcatel-Lucent 7450 ESS series systems 5.0 release.

The compliance statement supporting management of Route Policies on Alcatel-Lucent 7750 SR series systems 5.0 release.

The compliance statement supporting management of Route Policies on Alcatel-Lucent 7450 ESS series systems 9.0 release.

The compliance statement supporting management of Route Policies on Alcatel-Lucent 7750 SR series systems 9.0 release.

The compliance statement supporting management of Route Policies on Alcatel-Lucent 7450 ESS series systems 10.0 release.

The compliance statement supporting management of Route Policies on Alcatel-Lucent 7750 SR series systems 10.0 release.

The group of objects supporting management of transactions applying changed Administrative values to the Operational Route Policy database on Alcatel-Lucent SROS series systems.

The group of objects supporting management of AS Paths on Alcatel-Lucent SROS series systems.

The group of objects supporting management of route policy communities on Alcatel-Lucent SROS series systems.

The group of objects supporting management route policy damping on Alcatel-Lucent SROS series systems.

The group of objects supporting management of route policy prefix-lists on Alcatel-Lucent SROS series systems.

The group of objects supporting management of policy statements and default action parameters on Alcatel-Lucent SROS series systems.

The group of objects supporting management of route policy statement entries, 'to' filter parameters, 'from' filter parameters, and accept action parameters on Alcatel-Lucent SROS series systems 4.0 release.

The group of objects supporting management of route policy prefix-lists on Alcatel-Lucent SROS series systems.

The group of objects supporting management of route policy statement entries, 'to' filter parameters, 'from' filter parameters, and accept action parameters on Alcatel-Lucent SROS SR series systems 5.0 release.

The group of objects in TIMETRA-ROUTE-POLICY-MIB which are obsoleted.

The group of objects supporting management of AS Paths on Alcatel-Lucent SROS series systems.

The group of objects supporting management of route policy communities on Alcatel-Lucent SROS series systems.

The group of objects supporting management route policy damping on Alcatel-Lucent SROS series systems.

The group of objects supporting management of route policy prefix-lists on Alcatel-Lucent SROS series systems.

The group of objects supporting management of policy statements and default action parameters on Alcatel-Lucent SROS series systems.

The group of objects supporting management of route policy prefix-lists on Alcatel-Lucent SROS series systems.

The group of objects supporting management of policy statements and default action parameters on Alcatel-Lucent SROS series systems.

The group of objects supporting management of route policy statement entries, 'to' filter parameters, 'from' filter parameters, and accept action parameters on Alcatel-Lucent SROS series systems 7.0 release.

The group of objects in TIMETRA-ROUTE-POLICY-MIB which are obsoleted in Alcatel-Lucent SROS series systems 7.0 release.

The group of objects supporting management of policy statements and default action parameters on Alcatel-Lucent SROS series systems that were added in release 8.0.

The group of objects supporting QoS policy propagation using BGP in release 9.0R4 Alcatel-Lucent SROS series systems.

The group of objects supporting management of route policy statement entries, 'to' filter parameters, 'from' filter parameters, and accept action parameters on Alcatel-Lucent SROS SR series systems 9.0 release.

The group of objects supporting management of policy statements and default action parameters on Alcatel-Lucent SROS series systems that were added in release 9.0.

The group of objects supporting management of policy statements and default action parameters on Alcatel-Lucent SROS series systems that were added in release 10.0.

The group of objects supporting management of AS-Path Groups on Alcatel-Lucent SROS series systems since release 10.0.

Timestamp of last change to tRPOperASPathTable. tRPOperASPathTableLastChanged is obsoleted in release 5.0. TIMETRA-SYSTEM-MIB::tmnxConfigModify notification is used instead.

A list of AS Path names and corresponding regular-expressions.

Information about a particular AS Path Name. Entries are created by user, via tRPAdminASPathTable. Entries are deleted by user, via tRPAdminASPathTable. tRPAdminASPathTable entry must exist before referencing objects {tRPOperPSDefaultActionASPathName, tRPOperPSAcceptActionASPathName, tRPOperPSToCriteriaASPathName, tRPOperPSFromCriteriaASPath} can be set to refer to the tRPOperASPathName.

The name of the AS Path entry used to uniquely identify an AS Path.

RowStatus for this row. Values read will only be active(1), notInService(2), notReady(3). To create or destroy entries in this table, use the tRPAdminASPathTable.

The regular expression for the AS Path entry.

Timestamp of last change to this entry. tRPOperASPathEntryLastChanged is obsoleted in release 5.0. TIMETRA-SYSTEM-MIB::tmnxConfigModify notification is used instead.

Timestamp of last change to tRPOperCommunityTable. tRPOperCommunityTableLastChanged is obsoleted in release 5.0. TIMETRA-SYSTEM-MIB::tmnxConfigModify notification is used instead.

A table of community entries.

Information about a particular community member. Entries are created by user, via tRPAdminCommunityTable. Entries are deleted by user, via tRPAdminCommunityTable. There must be one entry for , or the does not exist and can not be referenced {tRPAdminPSDefaultActionCommunityName, tRPAdminPSAcceptActionCommunityName, tRPAdminPSToCriteriaCommunity tRPAdminPSFromCriteriaCommunity}.

The name of the community used as an index for this table.

The AS Number or Community ID of the community member. The community name and the member name uniquely identify a row in this table.

RowStatus for this row. Values read will only be active(1), notInService(2), notReady(3). To create or destroy entries in this table, use the tRPAdminCommunityTable.

Timestamp of last change to this entry. tRPOperCommunityEntryLastChanged is obsoleted in release 5.0. TIMETRA-SYSTEM-MIB::tmnxConfigModify notification is used instead.

Timestamp of last change to tRPOperDampingTable. tRPOperDampingTableLastChanged is obsoleted in release 5.0. TIMETRA-SYSTEM-MIB::tmnxConfigModify notification is used instead.

A table of route damping control entries.

Information about a particular Damping entry. Entries are created by user, via tRPAdminDampingTable. Entries are deleted by user, via tRPAdminDampingTable. The entry for a damping name must exist before referring objects (tRPAdminPSDefaultActionDamping, tRPAdminPSAcceptActionDamping) can be set to that name.

The name of the damping entry used to uniquely identify a row in this table.

RowStatus for this row. Values read will only be active(1), notInService(2), notReady(3). To create or destroy entries in this table, use the tRPAdminDampingTable.

Specifies the half-life, in minutes, for a routes figure-of-merit after it has been dampened. If a route's half-life is set to 15 minutes and has a figure-of-merit of 1500, after 15 minutes, the route's figure-of-merit will have decayed to 750. Set to 0 to disable.

Specifies the maximum amount of time, in minutes, that a route can be suppressed for. Set to 0 to disable.

Specifies the reuse threshold. If a route's figure-of-merit falls below the reuse threshold, the route can be reused. Set to 0 to disable.

Specifies the suppress threshold. If a route's figure-of-merit goes above the suppress threshold, the route should be suppressed. Set to 0 to disable.

Timestamp of last change to this entry. tRPOperDampingEntryLastChanged is obsoleted in release 5.0. TIMETRA-SYSTEM-MIB::tmnxConfigModify notification is used instead.

Timestamp of last change to tRPOperPrefixListTable. tRPOperPrefixListTableLastChanged is obsoleted in release 5.0. TIMETRA-SYSTEM-MIB::tmnxConfigModify notification is used instead.

A table of prefix lists.

Information about a particular prefix list. Entries are created by user via tRPAdminPrefixListTable. Entries are deleted by user via tRPAdminPrefixListTable. A prefix list name entry must exist before referring objects (tRPAdminPSToCriteriaNeighborPrefixList, tRPAdminPSFromCriteriaNeighborPrefixList, tRPAdminPSToCriteriaPrefixList1 - 5 tRPAdminPSFromCriteriaPrefixList1 - 5) can be set to that name.

The name of the prefix list entry.

The IP prefix of the prefix list entry.

The IP mask length of the prefix list entry.

RowStatus for this row. Values read will only be active(1), notInService(2), notReady(3). To create or destroy entries in this table, use the tRPAdminPrefixListTable.

The type of the prefix length entry. exact (1) - a route's prefix/length must match the prefix-list entry exactly in order for an entry to be considered a match. longer (2) - a route's prefix/length must match the defined prefix AND have a length that is an exact match or longer in order for an entry to be considered a match. through (3) - a route's prefix/length must match the defined prefix AND have a length that is an exact match or longer up to and including the defined maximum length in order for an entry to be considered a match. range (4) - a route's prefix/length must match the defined prefix AND have a length that is greater than or equal to the length defined by tRPOperPrefixListBeginLength and less than or equal to the length defined by tRPOperPrefixListThroughLength in order for an entry to be considered a match. Enumeration: 'through': 3, 'range': 4, 'exact': 1, 'longer': 2.

When tRPOperPrefixListType set to through(3), the mask length to use. Must be larger than tRPOperPrefixListMask.

Timestamp of last change to this entry. tRPOperPrefixListEntryLastChanged is obsoleted in release 5.0. TIMETRA-SYSTEM-MIB::tmnxConfigModify notification is used instead.

When tRPOperPrefixListType set to range(4), the mask length to use as the lower limit for the mask range. Must be larger than tRPOperPrefixListMask and less than tRPOperPrefixListThroughLength.

Timestamp of last change to tRPOperPolicyStatementTable. tRPOperPolicyStatementTableLastChanged is obsoleted in release 5.0. TIMETRA-SYSTEM-MIB::tmnxConfigModify notification is used instead.

Control table for policy-statements.

Information about a particular policy-statement. Entries are created by user via tRPAdminPolicyStatementTable. Entries are deleted by user via tRPAdminPolicyStatementTable.

The name of this policy statement that uniquely identifies an entry in this table.

RowStatus for this row. Values read will only be active(1), notInService(2), notReady(3). To create or destroy entries in this table, use the tRPAdminPolicyStatementTable.

Description for this policy statement.

The default-action for the policy statement indicates what happens to the route if none of the policy statement entries match.

Timestamp of last change to this entry. tRPOperPolicyStatementEntryLastChanged is obsoleted in release 5.0. TIMETRA-SYSTEM-MIB::tmnxConfigModify notification is used instead.

Timestamp of last change to tRPOperPSDefaultActionParamsTable. tRPOperPSDefaultActionParamsTableLastChanged is obsoleted in release 5.0. TIMETRA-SYSTEM-MIB::tmnxConfigModify notification is used instead.

Default action parameters for a policy-statement.

Default action information about a particular policy statement. These parameters are applied when the default action for the policy statement is 'accept' (tRPOperPolicyStatementDefaultAction == accept(1)). These parameters are ignored when default action for the policy statement is 'reject' (tRPOperPolicyStatementDefaultAction == reject(2)). Entries are created when a policy statement is created. Entries are deleted when a policy statement is destroyed.

The AS Path rewrite information for the route.

The AS Path name to use for add, remove, or replace operation specified by tRPOperPSDefaultActionASPath. Ignored when tRPOperPSDefaultActionASPath is none(1).

AS Number to prepend to the AS-Path attribute of the route. Ignored when tRPOperPSDefaultActionASPathPrependCount is zero. This object was obsoleted in release 7.0. It is replaced with the 4-byte AS number defined by tRPOperPSDefaultActionASPathPend.

Number of times tRPOperPSDefaultActionASPathPend is prepended to the AS-Path attribute of the route. Set to zero to disable.

How to apply tRPOperPSDefaultActionCommunityName1 to the communities for the route. Set to none(1) to disable this feature.

Community name to add, remove, or replace, to any existing community for the route. Ignored when tRPOperPSDefaultActionCommunity1 is none(1)

How to apply tRPOperPSDefaultActionCommunityName2 to the communities for the route. Set to none(1) to disable this feature.

Community name to add, remove, or replace, to any existing community for the route. Ignored when tRPOperPSDefaultActionCommunity2 is none(1)

The value of tRPOperPSDefaultActionOrigin indicates the origin of the route exported into BGP if it does not match an entry.

When set to true(1), use the value of tRPOperPSDefaultActionLocalPreference for local preference.

Local preference to apply to the route. Set tRPOperPSDefaultActionLocalPreferenceSet to false(2) to disable.

Action for tRPOperPSDefaultActionMetricValue.

Add, subtract, or set metric value. Ignored when tRPOperPSDefaultActionMetric is none(1).

Preference to apply to the route.

Damping to apply to route. Set to empty string to disable.

The value of tRPOperPSDefaultActionNextHopSelf indicates the next-hop-self on the route. Next-hop-self cannot be 'true' when the next-hop object 'tRPOperPSDefActInetNextHop' has a valid IP address. If tRPOperPSDefaultActionNextHopSelf has a value of 'true' then tRPOperPSDefActInetNextHop object is disabled.

Set next-hop address in route. Set to 255.255.255.255 to disable. Next-hop cannot be set to a valid IP address at the same time as setting next-hop-self to 'true'. Setting next-hop to a valid IP address will reset next-hop-self to 'false'.

The value of tRPOperPSDefaultActionTag indicates the operational tag for the route. A value of 0 for tRPAdminPSDefaultActionTag indicates that tagging is disabled.

OSPF route type for the route.

Timestamp of last change to this entry. tRPOperPSDefaultActionParamsEntryLastChanged is obsoleted in release 5.0. TIMETRA-SYSTEM-MIB::tmnxConfigModify notification is used instead.

The value of tRPOperPSDefActInetNextHopType indicates the type of tRPOperPSDefActInetNextHop address, as defined in the InetAddress MIB.

The value of tRPOperPSDefActInetNextHop indicates the next-hop IP address in the route. The object tRPOperPSDefActInetNextHop is disabled if it holds the value ffff:ffff:ffff:ffff:ffff:ffff:ffff:ffff. The type of this address is determined by the value of tRPOperPSDefActInetNextHopType object. Next-hop cannot be a valid IP address when next-hop-self object 'tRPOperPSDefaultActionNextHopSelf' is set to 'true'. If next-hop is a valid IP address then tRPOperPSDefaultActionNextHopSelf is set to 'false'. tRPOperPSDefActInetNextHop object replaces tRPOperPSDefaultActionNextHop that supports only IPv4 address style next-hop.

The value of tRPOperPSDefaultActionASPathPend indicates the AS Number to prepend to the AS-Path attribute of the route. Value of this object is ignored when tRPOperPSDefaultActionASPathPrependCount is zero.

The value of tRPOperPSDefActMcRedirSvcId indicates the service ID of the service where to redirect IGMP multicast traffic to. The value zero means that no multicast redirection is configured.

The value of tRPOperPSDefActMcRedirIfIndex indicates the interface index of the interface where to redirect IGMP multicast traffic to. The value zero means that no multicast redirection is configured.

The value of tRPOperPSDefActionMetricSource indicates the source of the default action metric. The value 'igpCost(1)' means that the value of MED (Multi Exit Discriminator) or the metric value is derived from the IGP (Interior Gateway Protocol) cost of the route and the value of the object tRPOperPSDefaultActionMetricValue is ignored. The value 'metricVal(2)' means the metric value is the value of tRPOperPSDefaultActionMetricValue.

The value of tRPOperPSDefActionAigpMetric indicates the editing action to be taken for the AIGP (Accumulated IGP) attribute when the route satisfies the match criteria of the policy. When the value of tRPOperPSDefActionAigpMetric is set to 'none(1)' or 'useIgp(4)', the value of tRPOperPSDefActnAigpMetricVal is ignored.

The value of tRPOperPSDefActnAigpMetricVal indicates the value to be added or set for the route AIGP(Accumulated IGP) metric. When the value of tRPOperPSDefActionAigpMetric is set to 'none(1)' or 'useIgp(4)', the value of tRPOperPSDefActnAigpMetricVal is ignored.

Timestamp of last change to tRPOperPSParamsTable. tRPOperPSParamsTableLastChanged is obsoleted in release 5.0. TIMETRA-SYSTEM-MIB::tmnxConfigModify notification is used instead.

A table of policy statement entries.

Information about a particular policy statement entry. Entries are created when a policy statement parameters entry is created. Entries are deleted when a policy statement parameters entry is destroyed.

Identifier for this policy statement entry.

RowStatus for this row. Values read will only be active(1), notInService(2), notReady(3). To create or destroy entries in this table, use the tRPAdminPSParamsTable.

Description for this policy statement entry.

The action to take when a route matches this policy statement entry's to or from criteria.

Timestamp of last change to this entry. tRPOperPSParamsEntryLastChanged is obsoleted in release 5.0. TIMETRA-SYSTEM-MIB::tmnxConfigModify notification is used instead.

Timestamp of last change to tRPOperPSAcceptActionParamsTable. tRPOperPSAcceptActionParamsTableLastChanged is obsoleted in release 5.0. TIMETRA-SYSTEM-MIB::tmnxConfigModify notification is used instead.

Accept-action parameters for a policy-statement.

Accept-action information for a policy-statement entry. If the policy statement entry action is 'reject' then all of these objects are ignored. Entries are created when a policy statement entry is created. Entries are deleted when a policy statement entry is destroyed. To Create or destroy entries in this table, use the policy statement entry administrative table (tRPAdminPSParamsTable).

The AS Path rewrite information for the route.

AS Path Name to add, remove, or replace. Ignored when tRPOperPSAcceptActionASPath is none(1)

AS Number to prepend to the AS-Path attribute of the route. Ignored when tRPOperPSAcceptActionASPathPrependCount is zero. This object was obsoleted in release 7.0. It is replaced with the 4-byte AS number defined by tRPOperPSAcceptActionASPathPend.

Number of times to prepend tRPOperPSAcceptActionASPathPend to the route. Set to zero to disable this feature.

How to apply tRPOperPSAcceptActionCommunityName1 to the route.

Community to apply to the route. Ignored when tRPOperPSAcceptActionCommunity1 is set to none(1).

How to apply tRPOperPSAcceptActionCommunityName2 to the route.

Community to apply to the route. Ignored when tRPOperPSAcceptActionCommunity2 is set to none(1).

The value of tRPOperPSAcceptActionOrigin indicates the origin of the route exported into BGP if it matches an entry.

When set to true(1), use tRPOperPSAcceptActionLocalPreference for the local preference for the route.

Local preference for the route. Ignored when tRPOperPSAcceptActionLocalPreferenceSet is false(2).

How to apply tRPOperPSAcceptActionMetricValue to the route.

Value to add, subtract, or set for the route metric. Ignored when tRPOperPSAcceptActionMetric is none(1).

Preference to set in route.

Damping to apply to route. Set to empty string to disable.

The value of tRPOperPSAcceptActionNextHopSelf indicates the next-hop-self on the route. Next-hop-self cannot be 'true' when the next-hop object 'tRPOperPSAcptActInetNextHop' has a valid IP address. If tRPOperPSAcceptActionNextHopSelf has a value of 'true' then tRPOperPSAcptActInetNextHop object is disabled.

Set next-hop address in route. Set to 255.255.255.255 to disable. Next-hop cannot be set to a valid IP address at the same time as setting next-hop-self to 'true'. Setting next-hop to a valid IP address will reset next-hop-self to 'false'.

The value of tRPOperPSAcceptActionTag indicates the operational tag for the route. A value of 0 for tRPAdminPSAcceptActionTag indicates that tagging is disabled.

OSPF route type to set in route.

Timestamp of last change to this entry. tRPOperPSAcceptActionParamsEntryLastChanged is obsoleted in release 5.0. TIMETRA-SYSTEM-MIB::tmnxConfigModify notification is used instead.

The value of tRPOperPSAcptActInetNextHopType indicates the type of tRPOperPSAcptActInetNextHop address, as defined in the InetAddress MIB.

The value of tRPOperPSAcptActInetNextHop indicates the next-hop IP address in the route. Next-hop is disabled if the value of tRPOperPSAcptActInetNextHopType is 'ipv6' and the value of tRPOperPSAcptActInetNextHop is ffff:ffff:ffff:ffff:ffff:ffff:ffff:ffff. The type of this address is determined by the value of tRPOperPSAcptActInetNextHopType object. Next-hop cannot be a valid IP address when next-hop-self object 'tRPOperPSAcceptActionNextHopSelf' is set to 'true'. If next-hop is a valid IP address then tRPOperPSAcceptActionNextHopSelf is set to 'false'. tRPOperPSAcptActInetNextHop object replaces tRPOperPSAcceptActionNextHop that supports only IPv4 address style next-hop.

The value of tRPOperPSAcceptActionASPathPend indicates the AS Number to prepend to the AS-Path attribute of the route. Value of this object is ignored when tRPOperPSAcceptActionASPathPrependCount is zero.

The value of tRPOperPSAcptActMcRedirSvcId indicates the service ID of the service where to redirect IGMP multicast traffic to. The value zero means that no multicast redirection is configured.

The value of tRPOperPSAcptActMcRedirIfIndex indicates the interface index of the interface where to redirect IGMP multicast traffic to. The value zero means that no multicast redirection is configured.

The value of tRPOperPSAcptActnMetricSource indicates the source of the accept action metric. The value 'igpCost(1)' means that the value of MED (Multi Exit Discriminator) or the metric value is derived from the IGP (Interior Gateway Protocol) cost of the route and the value of the object tRPOperPSAcceptActionMetricValue is ignored. The value 'metricVal(2)' means the metric value is the value of tRPOperPSAcceptActionMetricValue.

The value of tRPOperPSAcptActionAigpMetric indicates the editing action to be taken for the AIGP (Accumulated IGP) attribute when the route satisfies the match criteria of the policy. When the value of tRPOperPSAcptActionAigpMetric is set to 'none(1)' or 'useIgp(4)', the value of tRPOperPSAcptActnAigpMetricVal is ignored.

The value of tRPOperPSAcptActnAigpMetricVal indicates the value to be added or set for the route AIGP(Accumulated IGP) metric. When the value of tRPOperPSAcptActionAigpMetric is set to 'none(1)' or 'useIgp(4)', the value of tRPOperPSAcptActnAigpMetricVal is ignored.

Timestamp of last change to tRPOperPSToCriteriaTable. tRPOperPSToCriteriaTableLastChanged is obsoleted in release 5.0. TIMETRA-SYSTEM-MIB::tmnxConfigModify notification is used instead.

A table of policy statement entry 'to' criteria

Information about a policy statement entry's -to- criteria. Entries are created when a policy statement entry is created. Entries are deleted when a policy statement entry is destroyed.

The policy statement entry ID

RowStatus for this row. Values read will only be active(1), notInService(2), notReady(3). To create or destroy entries in this table, use the tRPAdminPSToCriteriaTable.

The protocol name to match on. Set to none(1) to disable.

The IP address of neighbor to match on. Set to 0.0.0.0 to disable.

The name of a neighbor prefix list to match on. Set to empty string to disable.

Timestamp of last change to this entry. tRPOperPSToCriteriaEntryLastChanged is obsoleted in release 5.0. TIMETRA-SYSTEM-MIB::tmnxConfigModify notification is used instead.

The value for tRPOperPSToCriteriaIsisLevel defines the IS-IS route level match criterion. A value of 0 indicates that no IS-IS route level match criterion has been configured.

The value of tRPOperPSToCriteriaPrefixList1 specifies the name of the first prefix list to match on. Setting this value to an empty string disables this prefix list as a match criteria.

The value of tRPOperPSToCriteriaPrefixList2 specifies the name of the second prefix list to match on. Setting this value to an empty string disables this prefix list as a match criteria.

The value of tRPOperPSToCriteriaPrefixList3 specifies the name of the third prefix list to match on. Setting this value to an empty string disables this prefix list as a match criteria.

The value of tRPOperPSToCriteriaPrefixList4 specifies the name of the fourth prefix list to match on. Setting this value to an empty string disables this prefix list as a match criteria.

The value of tRPOperPSToCriteriaPrefixList5 specifies the name of the fifth prefix list to match on. Setting this value to an empty string disables this prefix list as a match criteria.

The value of tRPOperPSToCritNbrInetAddrType indicates the type of tRPOperPSToCritNbrInetAddr address, as defined in the InetAddress MIB.

The value of tRPOperPSToCritNbrInetAddr indicates the IP address of neighbor to match on. The object tRPOperPSToCritNbrInetAddr is disabled if it holds the value ffff:ffff:ffff:ffff:ffff:ffff:ffff:ffff. The type of this address is determined by the value of tRPOperPSToCritNbrInetAddrType object. tRPOperPSToCritNbrInetAddr object replaces tRPOperPSToCriteriaNeighborIpAddr that supports only IPv4 address style neighbor.

The value of tRPOperPSToCriteriaInstanceId indicates instance of a version of the OSPF protocol running in the router instance. If the value of tRPOperPSToCriteriaInstanceId is 4294967295, all instances of OSPF protocol are leaked into BGP.

Timestamp of last change to tRPOperPSFromCriteriaTable. tRPOperPSFromCriteriaTableLastChanged is obsoleted in release 5.0. TIMETRA-SYSTEM-MIB::tmnxConfigModify notification is used instead.

A table of from filter criteria for each policy-statement entry.

Information about policy statement entry -from- criteria. Entries are created when a policy statement entry is created. Entries are deleted when a policy statement entry is destroyed.

The policy statement entry ID

RowStatus for this row. Values read will only be active(1), notInService(2), notReady(3). To create or destroy entries in this table, use the tRPAdminPSFromCriteriaTable.

The protocol name to match on. Set to none(1) to disable.

The IP address of neighbor to match on. Set to 0.0.0.0 to disable.

The name of a neighbor prefix list to match on. Set to empty string to disable.

The name of the first prefix list to match on. Set to empty string to disable.

The name of the second prefix list to match on. Set to empty string to disable.

The name of the third prefix list to match on. Set to empty string to disable.

The name of the fourth prefix list to match on. Set to empty string to disable.

The name of the fifth prefix list to match on. Set to empty string to disable.

The name of the AS Path to match on. Set to empty string to disable.

The name of the community to match on. Set to empty string to disable.

The value of tRPOperPSFromCriteriaOrigin indicates the route match criterion for an entry.

The OSPF route type to match on. Set to zero to disable.

Timestamp of last change to this entry. tRPOperPSFromCriteriaEntryLastChanged is obsoleted in release 5.0. TIMETRA-SYSTEM-MIB::tmnxConfigModify notification is used instead.

Used when redistributing OSPF routes into other protocols. Specifies the OSPF area that must be matched in filtered routes.

Specifies if the tRPOperPSFromCriteriaArea has been configured

The value for tRPOperPSFromCriteriaIsisLevel defines the IS-IS route level match criterion. A value of 0 indicates that no IS-IS route level match criterion has been configured.

When tRPOperPSFromCriteriaIsisExternal is 'true', match only External IS-IS routes. If 'false', match all routes. External IS-IS routes are those routes that have been learned from outside the IS-IS domain.

tRPOperPSFromCriteriaIgmpHostPrefixList contains the name of the prefix list that is used to match the IGMP host IP address. The value of the object will be an empty string if it not set.

tRPOperPSFromCriteriaGrpAddrPrefixList contains the name of the prefix list that is used to match the multicast group address. The value of the object will be an empty string if it not set.

tRPOperPSFromCriteriaSrcAddr contains the IP address of the source to match on. This object will be used by multicast protocols like PIM and IGMP. The value of this object will be 0.0.0.0 if it is not set.

tRPOperPSFromCriteriaInterface contains the name of the interface to match on. PIM Bootstrap route policy will use this object to accept/reject bootstrap messages coming on the interface specified by this object. The value of the object will be an empty string if it not set.

The value of tRPOperPSFromCriteriaTag indicates the operational tag to match on. It will only be valid when tRPOperPSFromCriteriaMatchTag is enabled which indicates that route matching based on tags is enabled. A value of 0 for tRPOperPSFromCriteriaTag when tRPOperPSFromCriteriaMatchTag is enabled indicates untagged routes are matched.

The value of tRPOperPSFromCritNbrInetAddrType indicates the type of tRPOperPSFromCritNbrInetAddr address, as defined in the InetAddress MIB.

The value of tRPOperPSFromCritNbrInetAddr indicates the IP address of neighbor to match on. The object tRPOperPSFromCritNbrInetAddr is disabled if it holds the value ffff:ffff:ffff:ffff:ffff:ffff:ffff:ffff. The type of this address is determined by the value of the tRPOperPSFromCritNbrInetAddrType object. tRPOperPSFromCritNbrInetAddr object replaces tRPOperPSFromCriteriaNeighborIpAddr that supports only IPv4 address style neighbor.

The value of tRPOperPSFromCritSrcInetAddrType indicates the type of tRPOperPSFromCritSrcInetAddr address, as defined in the InetAddress MIB.

The value of tRPOperPSFromCritSrcInetAddr indicates the IP address of the source to match on. This object will be used by multicast protocols like PIM and IGMP and is disabled if it holds the value ffff:ffff:ffff:ffff:ffff:ffff:ffff:ffff. The type of this address is determined by the value of the tRPOperPSFromCritSrcInetAddrType object. tRPOperPSFromCritSrcInetAddr object replaces tRPOperPSFromCriteriaSrcAddr that supports only IPv4 address style source.

The bits set in the value of tRPAdminPSFromCriteriaFamily indicate the address families that this condition would match against.

The value of tRPOperPSFromCriteriaInstanceId indicates instance of a version of the OSPF protocol running in the router instance. If the value of tRPOperPSFromCriteriaInstanceId is 4294967295, all instances of OSPF protocol are leaked into BGP.

The value of tRPOperPSFromCriteriaMatchTag indicates if tag matching is enabled or disabled.

The value of tRPOperPSFromCriteriaState indicates the route state match criterion for this entry.

The value of tRPOperPSFromCritASPathGroup indicates the AS-Path Group match criterion for this entry.

The value of tRPOperInetPrefixListTblLastChg indicates the timestamp of last change to tRPOperInetPrefixListTable. tRPOperInetPrefixListTblLastChg is obsoleted in release 5.0. TIMETRA-SYSTEM-MIB::tmnxConfigModify notification is used instead.

The table of IPv4 and IPv6 operational prefix lists.

Each row entry in the tRPOperInetPrefixListTable represents information about a particular prefix list. Entries are created by user via tRPAdminInetPrefixListTable. Entries are deleted by user via tRPAdminInetPrefixListTable. A prefix list name entry must exist before referring objects (tRPAdminPSToCriteriaNeighborPrefixList, tRPAdminPSFromCriteriaNeighborPrefixList, tRPAdminPSToCriteriaPrefixList1 - 5, tRPAdminPSFromCriteriaPrefixList1 - 5) can be set to that name.

The value of tRPOperInetPrefixListName indicates the name of the prefix list entry.

The value of tRPOperInetPrefixListPrefixType indicates the address type of tRPOperInetPrefixListPrefix.

The value of tRPOperInetPrefixListPrefix indicates the IP prefix of the prefix list entry.

The value of tRPOperInetPrefixListPrefixLen indicates the IP prefix length of the prefix list entry.

The value of tRPOperInetPrefixListType indicates the type of the prefix length entry. exact (1) - a route's prefix/length must match the prefix-list entry exactly in order for an entry to be considered a match. longer (2) - a route's prefix/length must match the defined prefix AND have a length that is an exact match or longer in order for an entry to be considered a match. through (3) - a route's prefix/length must match the defined prefix AND have a length that is an exact match or longer up to and including the defined maximum length in order for an entry to be considered a match. range (4) - a route's prefix/length must match the defined prefix AND have a length that is greater than or equal to the length defined by tRPOperInetPrefixListBeginLen and less than or equal to the length defined by tRPOperInetPrefixListThroughLen in order for an entry to be considered a match. Enumeration: 'through': 3, 'range': 4, 'exact': 1, 'longer': 2.

RowStatus for this row. Values read will only be active(1), notInService(2), notReady(3). To create or destroy entries in this table, use the tRPAdminInetPrefixListTable.

The value of tRPOperInetPrefixListThroughLen indicates the prefix length to use when tRPOperInetPrefixListType set to through(3). The value must be larger than tRPOperInetPrefixListPrefixLen.

The value of tRPOperInetPrefixListLastChg indicates the timestamp of last change to this entry. tRPOperInetPrefixListLastChg is obsoleted in release 5.0. TIMETRA-SYSTEM-MIB::tmnxConfigModify notification is used instead.

The value of tRPOperInetPrefixListBeginLen indicates the prefix length to use as the lower limit for the prefix range when tRPOperInetPrefixListType set to range(4). The value must be larger than tRPOperInetPrefixListPrefixLen and less than tRPOperInetPrefixListThroughLen.

A table of community entries.

Information about a particular community member. Entries are created by user, via tRPAdminCommunityExprTable. Entries are deleted by user, via tRPAdminCommunityExprTable.

The value of object tRPOperCommunityExprName indicates the name of the community used as an index for this table.

The value of object tRPOperCommunityExprRowStatus indicates the RowStatus for this row. To create or destroy entries in this table, use the tRPAdminCommunityExprTable.

The value of object tRPOperCommunityExprString1 indicates an expression that matches AS Numbers or Community ID's. The objects tRPOperCommunityExprString1, tRPOperCommunityExprString2, tRPOperCommunityExprString3 and tRPOperCommunityExprString4 are substrings that form one string of type TCommunityExpression.

The value of object tRPOperCommunityExprString2 indicates an expression that matches AS Numbers or Community ID's. The objects tRPOperCommunityExprString1, tRPOperCommunityExprString2, tRPOperCommunityExprString3 and tRPOperCommunityExprString4 are substrings that form one string of type TCommunityExpression.

The value of object tRPOperCommunityExprString3 indicates an expression that matches AS Numbers or Community ID's. The objects tRPOperCommunityExprString1, tRPOperCommunityExprString2, tRPOperCommunityExprString3 and tRPOperCommunityExprString4 are substrings that form one string of type TCommunityExpression.

The value of object tRPOperCommunityExprString4 indicates an expression that matches AS Numbers or Community ID's. The objects tRPOperCommunityExprString1, tRPOperCommunityExprString2, tRPOperCommunityExprString3 and tRPOperCommunityExprString4 are substrings that form one string of type TCommunityExpression.

The table of AS-Path Groups.

Each row entry in the tRPOperASPathGroupTable represents information about a particular AS-Path Group. Entries are created by user via tRPAdminASPathGroupTable. Entries are deleted by user via tRPAdminASPathGroupTable.

The value of tRPOperASPathGroupName indicates the name of the AS-Path Group.

The value of tRPOperASPathGroupEntryIndex indicates the index of the entry in the AS-Path Group.

The value of tRPOperASPathGroupRowStatus indicates the RowStatus for this entry. To create or destroy entries in this table, use the tRPAdminASPathGroupTable.

The value of tRPOperASPathGroupASPathName indicates the name of the AS-Path from the tRPOperASPathTable.

Who has last initialized the administrative tables, who is making all the changes, and who is expected to either commit or re-initialize (ABORT-TRANSACTION). tRPAdminOwner is advisory only. Before beginning a transaction, read tRPAdminOwner. If it is empty then proceed with the configuration. Set tRPAdminOwner after setting tRPAdminControlApply so that other users will be advised to not make changes to the Admin tables. Agent sets tRPAdminOwner to empty string after tRPAdminControlApply is set - either by user initializing or committing, or by agent timing out the uncommitted transactions (tRPAdminLastSetTimer).

This object controls the use of tRPAdminValueObjects tables. This object always reads none(1). When set to initialize(2), the objects in tRPAdminValueObjects tables are set to the current Operational values, from the corresponding tRPOperValueObjects tables. Any uncommitted changes are lost, so setting this value corresponds to both BEGIN-TRANSACTION and ABORT-TRANSACTION. When set to commit(3) (END-TRANSACTION), all of the objects from tRPAdminValueObjects tables are copied to the corresponding tRPOperValueObjects table objects. Then, all routes are re-evaluated with the new policies. Later arriving routes are evaluated with the new policies. In this way, the (expensive) route re-evaluation can be performed at one time, with a coherent route policy configuration. Enumeration: 'initialize': 2, 'commit': 3, 'none': 1.

The time remaining until the agent re-initializes the administrative tables. If tRPAdminControlApply is not set to commit(3) within tRPAdminLastSetTimeout centiseconds, the agent will set it to initialize(2) and all uncommitted changes will be lost. This way, uncommitted changes from failed (uncompleted) change sets will eventually be removed, and another transaction can safely begin. This object is reset to tRPAdminLastSetTimeout after SNMP SET operation to any of the tRPAdminValueObjects tables.

Timeout for tRPAdminLastSetTimer. The value zero is not allowed.

A list of AS Path names and corresponding regular-expressions.

Information about a particular AS Path Name. Entries are created by user. Entries are deleted by user. Entry must exist before referencing objects can be set to refer to the tRPAdminASPathName.

The name of the AS Path entry used to uniquely identify an AS Path.

RowStatus for this row. Legal values to write are: active(1), notInService(2), createAndGo(4) and destroy(6). To create a row, set this object to createAndGo(4). The value of tRPAdminASPathRegEx must also be set to a valid non-empty string for the row creation to succeed. When tRPAdminControlApply is set to commit(3), the row will actually be created in the tRPOperASPathTable. To destroy a row, set this object to destroy(6). If there are no objects that refer to the entry, when tRPAdminControlApply is set to commit(3) the row will actually be removed from the tRPOperASPathTable. If there are objects that refer to the entry, the destroy SET request will fail with an error.

The regular expression for the AS Path entry. This object must be set to a valid non-empty string for the row creation to succeed.

A table of community entries.

Information about a particular community name member. Entries are created by user. Entries are deleted by user.

The name of the community used as an index for this table.

The AS Number or Community ID of the community member. The community name and the member name uniquely identify a row in this table.

RowStatus for this row. Legal values to write are: active(1), createAndGo(4) and destroy(6). To create a row, set this object to createAndGo. When tRPAdminControlApply is set to commit(3), the row will actually be created in the tRPOperCommunityTable. To destroy a row, set this object to destroy(6). If there are no objects that refer to the entry, when tRPAdminControlApply is set to commit(3) the row will actually be removed from the tRPOperCommunityTable.

A table of route damping control entries.

Information about a particular Damping entry. Entries are created by user. Entries are deleted by user.

The name of the damping entry used to uniquely identify a row in this table.

RowStatus for this row. Legal values to write are: active(1), notInService(2), createAndGo(4), createAndWait(5), destroy(6). To create a row, set this object to createAndGo or createAndWait. When tRPAdminControlApply is set to commit(3), the row will actually be created in the tRPOperDampingTable. To destroy a row, set this object to destroy(6). If there are no objects that refer to the entry, when tRPAdminControlApply is set to commit(3) the row will actually be removed from the tRPOperDampingTable. If there are objects that refer to the entry, the destroy SET request will fail with an error.

Specifies the half-life, in minutes, for a routes figure-of-merit after it has been dampened. If a route's half-life is set to 15 minutes and has a figure-of-merit of 1500, after 15 minutes, the route's figure-of-merit will have decayed to 750. Set to 0 to disable.

Specifies the maximum amount of time, in minutes, that a route can be suppressed for. Set to 0 to disable.

Specifies the reuse threshold. If a route's figure-of-merit falls below the reuse threshold, the route can be reused. Set to 0 to disable.

Specifies the suppress threshold. If a route's figure-of-merit goes above the suppress threshold, the route should be suppressed. Set to 0 to disable.

A table of prefix lists.

Information about a particular prefix list. Entries are created by user. Entries are deleted by user.

The name of the prefix list entry.

The IP prefix of the prefix list entry.

The IP mask length of the prefix list entry.

RowStatus for this row. Legal values to write are: active(1), notInService(2), createAndGo(4), createAndWait(5), destroy(6). To create a row, set this object to createAndGo or createAndWait. When tRPAdminControlApply is set to commit(3), the row will actually be created in the tRPOperPrefixListTable. To destroy a row, set this object to destroy(6). If there are no objects that refer to the entry, when tRPAdminControlApply is set to commit(3) the row will actually be removed from the tRPOperPrefixListTable. If there are objects that refer to the entry, the destroy SET request will fail with an error.

The type of the prefix length entry. exact (1) - a route's prefix/length must match the prefix-list entry exactly in order for an entry to be considered a match. longer (2) - a route's prefix/length must match the defined prefix AND have a length that is an exact match or longer in order for an entry to be considered a match. through (3) - a route's prefix/length must match the defined prefix AND have a length that is an exact match or longer up to and including the defined maximum length in order for an entry to be considered a match. range (4) - a route's prefix/length must match the defined prefix AND have a length that is greater than or equal to the length defined by tRPAdminPrefixListBeginLength and less than or equal to the length defined by tRPAdminPrefixListThroughLength in order for an entry to be considered a match. Enumeration: 'through': 3, 'range': 4, 'exact': 1, 'longer': 2.

When tRPAdminPrefixListType set to through(3), the mask length to use. Must be larger than tRPAdminPrefixListMask.

When tRPAdminPrefixListType set to range(4), the mask length to use as the lower limit for the mask range. Must be larger than tRPAdminPrefixListMask and less than tRPAdminPrefixListThroughLength.

Control table for policy-statements.

Information about a particular policy-statement. Entries are created by user. Entries are deleted by user.

The name of this policy statement that uniquely identifies an entry in this table.

RowStatus for this row. Legal values to write are: active(1), notInService(2), createAndGo(4), createAndWait(5), destroy(6). To Create a row, set this object to createAndGo or createAndWait. When tRPAdminControlApply is set to commit(3), the row will actually be created in the tRPOperPolicyStatementTable. To destroy a row, set this object to destroy(6). If there are no objects that refer to the entry, when tRPAdminControlApply is set to commit(3) the row will actually be removed from the tRPOperPolicyStatementTable. If there are objects that refer to the entry, the destroy SET request will fail with an error.

Description for this policy statement.

The default-action for the policy statement indicates what happens to the route if none of the policy statement entries match.

Default action parameters for a policy-statement.

Default action information about a particular policy statement. When tRPAdminPolicyStatementDefaultAction for the policy statement is accept(1), and no poliy statement entry matches the route, the following default actions are applied to the route. When tRPAdminPolicyStatementDefaultAction is reject, these objects are ignored, and the route is dropped. Entries are created when a policy statement is created. Entries are deleted when a policy statement is destroyed.

The AS Path rewrite information for the route.

The AS Path name to use for add, remove, or replace operation specified by tRPAdminPSDefaultActionASPath. Ignored when tRPAdminPSDefaultActionASPath is none(1).

AS Number to prepend to the AS-Path attribute of the route. Ignored when tRPAdminPSDefaultActionASPathPrependCount is zero. This object was obsoleted in release 7.0. It is replaced with the 4-byte AS number defined by tRPAdminPSDefaultActionASPathPnd.

Number of times tRPAdminPSDefaultActionASPathPnd is prepended to the AS-Path attribute of the route. Set to zero to disable.

How to apply tRPAdminPSDefaultActionCommunityName1 to the communities for the route. Set to none(1) to disable this feature.

Community name to add, remove, or replace, to any existing community for the route. Ignored when tRPAdminPSDefaultActionCommunity1 is none(1)

How to apply tRPAdminPSDefaultActionCommunityName2 to the communities for the route. Set to none(1) to disable this feature.

Community name to add, remove, or replace, to any existing community for the route. Ignored when tRPAdminPSDefaultActionCommunity2 is none(1)

The value of tRPAdminPSDefaultActionOrigin specifies the origin of the route exported into BGP if it does not match an entry.

When set to true(1), use the value of tRPAdminPSDefaultActionLocalPreference for local preference.

Local preference to apply to the route. Set tRPAdminPSDefaultActionLocalPreferenceSet to false(2) to disable.

Action for tRPAdminPSDefaultActionMetricValue.

Add, subtract, or set metric value. Ignored when tRPAdminPSDefaultActionMetric is none(1).

Preference to apply to the route.

Damping to apply to route. Set to empty string to disable.

The value of tRPAdminPSDefaultActionNextHopSelf specifies the next-hop-self on the route. Next-hop-self cannot be set to 'true' at the same time as setting next-hop object tRPAdminPSDefActInetNextHop to a valid IP address. Setting tRPAdminPSDefaultActionNextHopSelf to 'true' will reset tRPAdminPSDefActInetNextHop object to disable.

Set next-hop address in route. Set to 255.255.255.255 to disable. Next-hop cannot be set to a valid IP address at the same time as setting next-hop-self to 'true'. Setting next-hop to a valid IP address will reset next-hop-self to 'false'.

The value of tRPAdminPSDefaultActionTag specifies the tag for the route. A value of 0 for tRPAdminPSDefaultActionTag specifies that tagging is disabled.

OSPF route type for the route.

The value of tRPAdminPSDefActInetNextHopType specifies the type of tRPAdminPSDefActInetNextHop address, as defined in the InetAddress MIB.

The value of tRPAdminPSDefActInetNextHop specifies the next-hop IP address in the route. To disable, tRPAdminPSDefActInetNextHopType should be set to 'ipv6' and tRPAdminPSDefActInetNextHop should be set to ffff:ffff:ffff:ffff:ffff:ffff:fffff:ffff. The type of this address is determined by the value of tRPAdminPSDefActInetNextHopType object. Next-hop cannot be set to a valid IP address at the same time as setting next-hop-self object 'tRPAdminPSDefaultActionNextHopSelf' to 'true'. Setting next-hop to a valid IP address will reset tRPAdminPSDefaultActionNextHopSelf to 'false'. tRPAdminPSDefActInetNextHop object replaces tRPAdminPSDefaultActionNextHop that supports only IPv4 address style next-hop.

The value of tRPAdminPSDefaultActionASPathPnd specifies the AS Number to prepend to the AS-Path attribute of the route. Value of this object is ignored when tRPAdminPSDefaultActionASPathPrependCount is zero.

The value of tRPAdminPSDefActMcRedirSvcId specifies the service ID of the service where to redirect IGMP multicast traffic to. The value zero means that no multicast redirection is configured.

The value of tRPAdminPSDefActMcRedirIfIndex specifies the interface index of the interface where to redirect IGMP multicast traffic to. The value zero means that no multicast redirection is configured.

The value of tRPAdminPSDefActionMetricSource specifies the source of the default action metric. When the value of tRPAdminPSDefActionMetricSource is set to 'igpCost(1)', the value of tRPAdminPSDefaultActionMetricValue is ignored and the value of MED (Multi Exit Discriminator) or the metric value is derived from the IGP (Interior Gateway Protocol) cost of the route. The default value of tRPAdminPSDefActionMetricSource is 'metricVal(2)' which means the metric value is the value of tRPAdminPSDefaultActionMetricValue.

The value of tRPAdminPSDefActionAigpMetric specifies the editing action to be taken for the AIGP (Accumulated IGP) attribute when the route satisfies the match criteria of the policy. The value of tRPAdminPSDefActionAigpMetric decides how to apply tRPAdminPSDefActnAigpMetricVal to the route. When the value of tRPAdminPSDefActionAigpMetric is set to 'none(1)' or 'useIgp(4)', the value of tRPAdminPSDefActnAigpMetricVal is ignored.

The value of tRPAdminPSDefActnAigpMetricVal specifies the value to add or set for the route AIGP(Accumulated IGP) metric. When the value of tRPAdminPSDefActionAigpMetric is set to 'none(1)' or 'useIgp(4)', the value of tRPAdminPSDefActnAigpMetricVal is ignored.

A table of policy statement entries.

Information about a particular policy statement entry. Entries are created by user. Entries are deleted by user.

The ID of this policy statement entry.

RowStatus for this row. Legal values to write are: active(1), notInService(2), createAndGo(4), createAndWait(5), destroy(6). To Create a row, set this object to createAndGo or createAndWait. When tRPAdminControlApply is set to commit(3), the row will actually be created in the tRPOperPSParamsTable. To destroy a row, set this object to destroy(6). If there are no objects that refer to the entry, when tRPAdminControlApply is set to commit(3) the row will actually be removed from the tRPOperPSParamsTable. If there are objects that refer to the entry, the destroy SET request will fail with an error.

Description for this policy statement entry.

The action to take when a route matches this policy statement entry's to or from criteria.

Accept-action parameters for a policy-statement.

Accept-action information for a particular policy-statement entry. Entries are created when a policy statement entry is created. Entries are deleted when a policy statement entry is destroyed.

The AS Path rewrite information for the route.

AS Path Name to add, remove, or replace. Ignored when tRPAdminPSAcceptActionASPath is none(1)

AS Number to prepend to the AS-Path attribute of the route. Ignored when tRPAdminPSAcceptActionASPathPrependCount is zero. This object was obsoleted in release 7.0. It is replaced with the 4-byte AS number defined by tRPAdminPSAcceptActionASPathPend.

Number of times to prepend tRPAdminPSAcceptActionASPathPend to the route. Set to zero to disable this feature.

How to apply tRPAdminPSAcceptActionCommunityName1 to the route.

Community to apply to the route. Ignored when tRPAdminPSAcceptActionCommunity1 is set to none(1).

How to apply tRPAdminPSAcceptActionCommunityName2 to the route.

Community to apply to the route. Ignored when tRPAdminPSAcceptActionCommunity2 is set to none(1).

The value of tRPAdminPSAcceptActionOrigin specifies the origin of the route exported into BGP if it matches an entry.

When set to true(1), use tRPAdminPSAcceptActionLocalPreference for the local preference for the route.

Local preference for the route. Ignored when tRPAdminPSAcceptActionLocalPreferenceSet is false(2).

How to apply tRPAdminPSAcceptActionMetricValue to the route.

Value to add, subtract, or set for the route metric. Ignored when tRPAdminPSAcceptActionMetric is none(1).

Preference to set in route.

Damping to apply to route. Set to empty string to disable.

The value of tRPAdminPSAcceptActionNextHopSelf specifies the next-hop-self on the route. Next-hop-self cannot be set to 'true' at the same time as setting next-hop object tRPAdminPSAcptActInetNextHop to a valid IP address. Setting tRPAdminPSAcceptActionNextHopSelf to 'true' will reset tRPAdminPSAcptActInetNextHop object to disable.

Set next-hop address in route. Set to 255.255.255.255 to disable. Next-hop cannot be set to a valid IP address at the same time as setting next-hop-self to 'true'. Setting next-hop to a valid IP address will reset next-hop-self to 'false'.

The value of tRPAdminPSAcceptActionTag specifies the tag for the route. A value of 0 for tRPAdminPSAcceptActionTag when specifies that tagging is disabled.

OSPF route type to set in route.

The value of tRPAdminPSAcptActInetNextHopType specifies the type of tRPAdminPSAcptActInetNextHop address, as defined in the InetAddress MIB.

The value of tRPAdminPSAcptActInetNextHop specifies the next-hop IP address in the route. To disable, tRPAdminPSAcptActInetNextHopType should be set to 'ipv6' and tRPAdminPSAcptActInetNextHop should be set to ffff:ffff:ffff:ffff:ffff:ffff:fffff:ffff. The type of this address is determined by the value of the tRPAdminPSAcptActInetNextHopType object. Next-hop cannot be set to a valid IP address at the same time as setting next-hop-self object 'tRPAdminPSAcceptActionNextHopSelf' to 'true'. Setting next-hop to a valid IP address will reset tRPAdminPSAcceptActionNextHopSelf to 'false'. tRPAdminPSAcptActInetNextHop object replaces tRPAdminPSAcceptActionNextHop that supports only IPv4 address style next-hop.

The value of tRPAdminPSAcceptActionASPathPend specifies the AS Number to prepend to the AS-Path attribute of the route. Value of this object is ignored when tRPAdminPSAcceptActionASPathPrependCount is zero.

The value of tRPAdminPSAcceptActionFC specifies the forwarding class associated with the routes matched by this route policy entry. An 'inconsistentValue' error is returned if an attempt is made to set this object to a non-default value when tRPAdminPSParamsAction is set either to 'reject' or 'none'.

The value of tRPAdminPSAcceptActionFCPriority specifies the priority to be assigned to the routes matched by this route policy entry. An 'inconsistentValue' error is returned if an attempt is made to set this object to a non-default value when tRPAdminPSParamsAction is set either to 'reject' or 'none'.

The value of tRPAdminPSAcptActMcRedirSvcId specifies the service ID of the service where to redirect IGMP multicast traffic to. The value zero means that no multicast redirection is configured.

The value of tRPAdminPSAcptActMcRedirIfIndex specifies the interface index of the interface where to redirect IGMP multicast traffic to. The value zero means that no multicast redirection is configured.

The value of tRPAdminPSAcptActnMetricSource specifies the source of the accept action metric. When the value of tRPAdminPSAcptActnMetricSource is set to 'igpCost(1)' the value of tRPAdminPSAcceptActionMetricValue is ignored and the value of MED (Multi Exit Discriminator) or the metric value is derived from the IGP (Interior Gateway Protocol) cost of the route. The default value of tRPAdminPSAcptActnMetricSource is 'metricVal(2)' which means the metric value is the value of tRPAdminPSDefaultActionMetricValue.

The value of tRPAdminPSAcptActionAigpMetric specifies the editing action to be taken for the AIGP (Accumulated IGP) attribute when the route satisfies the match criteria of the policy. The value of tRPAdminPSAcptActionAigpMetric decides how to apply tRPAdminPSAcptActnAigpMetricVal to the route. When the value of tRPAdminPSAcptActionAigpMetric is set to 'none(1)' or 'useIgp(4)', the value of tRPAdminPSAcptActnAigpMetricVal is ignored.

The value of tRPAdminPSAcptActnAigpMetricVal specifies the value to add or set for the route AIGP(Accumulated IGP) metric. When the value of tRPAdminPSAcptActionAigpMetric is set to 'none(1)' or 'useIgp(4)', the value of tRPAdminPSAcptActnAigpMetricVal is ignored.

A table of policy statement entry 'to' criteria

Information about policy statement entry -to- criteria. Entries are created when a policy statement entry is created. Entries are deleted when a policy statement entry is destroyed.

The policy statement entry ID

RowStatus for this row. Legal values to write are: active(1), notInService(2), createAndGo(4), createAndWait(5), destroy(6). To Create a row, set this object to createAndGo or createAndWait. When tRPAdminControlApply is set to commit(3), the row will actually be created in the tRPOperPSToCriteriaTable. To destroy a row, set this object to destroy(6). If there are no objects that refer to the entry, when tRPAdminControlApply is set to commit(3) the row will actually be removed from the tRPOperPSToCriteriaTable. If there are objects that refer to the entry, the destroy SET request will fail with an error.

The protocol name to match on. Set to none(1) to disable.

The IP address of neighbor to match on. Set to 0.0.0.0 to disable.

The name of a neighbor prefix list to match on. Set to empty string to disable.

The value for tRPAdminPSToCriteriaIsisLevel defines the IS-IS route level match criterion. A value of 0 indicates that no IS-IS route level match criterion has been configured.

The value of tRPAdminPSToCriteriaPrefixList1 specifies the name of the first prefix list to match on. Setting this value to an empty string disables this prefix list as a match criteria.

The value of tRPAdminPSToCriteriaPrefixList2 specifies the name of the second prefix list to match on. Setting this value to an empty string disables this prefix list as a match criteria.

The value of tRPAdminPSToCriteriaPrefixList3 specifies the name of the third prefix list to match on. Setting this value to an empty string disables this prefix list as a match criteria.

The value of tRPAdminPSToCriteriaPrefixList4 specifies the name of the fourth prefix list to match on. Setting this value to an empty string disables this prefix list as a match criteria.

The value of tRPAdminPSToCriteriaPrefixList5 specifies the name of the fifth prefix list to match on. Setting this value to an empty string disables this prefix list as a match criteria.

The value of tRPAdminPSToCritNbrInetAddrType specifies the type of tRPAdminPSToCritNbrInetAddr address, as defined in the InetAddress MIB.

The value of tRPAdminPSToCritNbrInetAddr specifies the IP address of neighbor to match on. To disable, tRPAdminPSToCritNbrInetAddrType should be set to 'ipv6' and tRPAdminPSToCritNbrInetAddr should be set to ffff:ffff:ffff:ffff:ffff:ffff:fffff:ffff. The type of this address is determined by the value of the tRPAdminPSToCritNbrInetAddrType object. tRPAdminPSToCritNbrInetAddr object replaces tRPAdminPSToCriteriaNeighborIpAddr that supports only IPv4 address style neighbor.

The value of tRPAdminPSToCriteriaInstanceId indicates instance of a version of the OSPF protocol running in the router instance. If the value of tRPAdminPSToCriteriaInstanceId is set to 4294967295, all instances of OSPF protocol are leaked into BGP.

A table of from filter criteria for each policy-statement entry.

Information about policy statement entry -from- criteria. Entries are created when a policy statement entry is created. Entries are deleted when a policy statement entry is destroyed.

The policy statement entry ID

RowStatus for this row. Legal values to write are: active(1), notInService(2), createAndGo(4), createAndWait(5), destroy(6). To Create a row, set this object to createAndGo or createAndWait. When tRPAdminControlApply is set to commit(3), the row will actually be created in the tRPOperPSFromCriteriaTable. To destroy a row, set this object to destroy(6). If there are no objects that refer to the entry, when tRPAdminControlApply is set to commit(3) the row will actually be removed from the tRPOperPSFromCriteriaTable. If there are objects that refer to the entry, the destroy SET request will fail with an error.

The protocol name to match on. Set to none(1) to disable.

The IP address of neighbor to match on. Set to 0.0.0.0 to disable.

The name of a neighbor prefix list to match on. Set to empty string to disable.

The name of the first prefix list to match on. Set to empty string to disable.

The name of the second prefix list to match on. Set to empty string to disable.

The name of the third prefix list to match on. Set to empty string to disable.

The name of the fourth prefix list to match on. Set to empty string to disable.

The name of the fifth prefix list to match on. Set to empty string to disable.

The name of the AS Path to match on. Set to empty string to disable.

The name of the community to match on. Set to empty string to disable.

The value of tRPAdminPSFromCriteriaOrigin specifies the route match criterion for an entry.

The OSPF route type to match on. Set to zero to disable.

Used when redistributing OSPF routes into other protocols. Specifies the OSPF area that must be matched in filtered routes.

Specifies if the tRPAdminPSFromCriteriaArea has been configured

The value for tRPAdminPSFromCriteriaIsisLevel defines the IS-IS route level match criterion. A value of 0 indicates that no IS-IS route level match criterion has been configured.

When tRPAdminPSFromCriteriaIsisExternal is 'true', match only External IS-IS routes. If 'false', match all routes. External IS-IS routes are those routes that have been learned from outside the IS-IS domain.

tRPAdminPSFromCriteriaIgmpHostPrefixList contains the name of the prefix list that is used to match the IGMP host IP address. This object is set to empty string to disable.

tRPAdminPSFromCriteriaGrpAddrPrefixList contains the name of the prefix list that is used to match the multicast group address. This object is set to empty string to disable.

tRPAdminPSFromCriteriaSrcAddr contains the IP address of the source to match on. It is used by multicast protocols like IGMP and PIM. This object is set to 0.0.0.0 to disable.

tRPAdminPSFromCriteriaInterface contains the name of the interface to match on. PIM Bootstrap route policy will use this object to accept/reject bootstrap messages coming on the interface specified by this object. This object is set to empty string to disable.

The value of tRPAdminPSFromCriteriaTag specifies the route tag to match on. Routes will only be matched on this value when tRPAdminPSFromCriteriaMatchTag is enabled. A value of 0 for tRPAdminPSFromCriteriaTag when tRPAdminPSFromCriteriaMatchTag is enabled would match untagged routes.

The value of tRPAdminPSFromCritNbrInetAddrType specifies the type of tRPAdminPSFromCritNbrInetAddr address, as defined in the InetAddress MIB.

The value of tRPAdminPSFromCritNbrInetAddr specifies the IP address of neighbor to match on. To disable, tRPAdminPSFromCritNbrInetAddrType should be set to 'ipv6' and tRPAdminPSFromCritNbrInetAddr should be set to ffff:ffff:ffff:ffff:ffff:ffff:fffff:ffff. The type of this address is determined by the value of the tRPAdminPSFromCritNbrInetAddrType object. tRPAdminPSFromCritNbrInetAddr object replaces tRPAdminPSFromCriteriaNeighborIpAddr that supports only IPv4 address style neighbor.

The value of tRPAdminPSFromCritSrcInetAddrType specifies the type of tRPAdminPSFromCritSrcInetAddr address, as defined in the InetAddress MIB.

The value of tRPAdminPSFromCritSrcInetAddr specifies the IP address of the source to match on. This object will be used by multicast protocols like PIM and IGMP. To disable, tRPAdminPSFromCritSrcInetAddrType should be set to 'ipv4' and tRPAdminPSFromCritSrcInetAddr should be set to 255.255.255.255. The type of this address is determined by the value of the tRPAdminPSFromCritSrcInetAddrType object. tRPAdminPSFromCritSrcInetAddr object replaces tRPAdminPSFromCriteriaSrcAddr that supports only IPv4 address style source.

The bits set in the value of tRPAdminPSFromCriteriaFamily specifies the address families that this condition would match against.

The value of tRPAdminPSFromCriteriaInstanceId indicates instance of a version of the OSPF protocol running in the router instance. If the value of tRPAdminPSToCriteriaInstanceId is set to 4294967295, all instances of OSPF protocol are leaked into BGP.

The value of tRPAdminPSFromCriteriaMatchTag specifies if tag matching is enabled or disabled. Disabling of this object will set tRPAdminPSFromCriteriaTag to zero.

The value of tRPAdminPSFromCriteriaState specifies the route state match criterion for this entry.

The value of tRPAdminPSFromCritASPathGroup specifies the AS-Path Group match criterion for this entry.

The table of IPv4 and IPv6 admin prefix lists.

Each row entry in the tRPAdminInetPrefixListEntry represents information about a particular prefix list. Entries are created by user. Entries are deleted by user.

The value of tRPAdminInetPrefixListName indicates the name of the prefix list entry.

The value of tRPAdminInetPrefixListPrefixType indicates the address type of tRPAdminInetPrefixListPrefix.

The value of tRPAdminInetPrefixListPrefix indicates the IP prefix of the prefix list entry.

The value of tRPAdminInetPrefixListPrefixLen indicates the IP prefix length of the prefix list entry.

The value of tRPAdminInetPrefixListType indicates the type of the prefix length entry. exact (1) - a route's prefix/length must match the prefix-list entry exactly in order for an entry to be considered a match. longer (2) - a route's prefix/length must match the defined prefix AND have a length that is an exact match or longer in order for an entry to be considered a match. through (3) - a route's prefix/length must match the defined prefix AND have a length that is an exact match or longer up to and including the defined maximum length in order for an entry to be considered a match. range (4) - a route's prefix/length must match the defined prefix AND have a length that is greater than or equal to the length defined by tRPAdminInetPrefixListBeginLen and less than or equal to the length defined by tRPAdminInetPrefixListThroughLen in order for an entry to be considered a match. Enumeration: 'through': 3, 'range': 4, 'exact': 1, 'longer': 2.

RowStatus for this row. Legal values to write are: active(1), notInService(2), createAndGo(4), createAndWait(5), destroy(6). To create a row, set this object to createAndGo or createAndWait. When tRPAdminControlApply is set to commit(3), the row will actually be created in the tRPOperInetPrefixListTable. To destroy a row, set this object to destroy(6). If there are no objects that refer to the entry, when tRPAdminControlApply is set to commit(3) the row will actually be removed from the tRPOperInetPrefixListTable. If there are objects that refer to the entry, the destroy SET request will fail with an error.

The value of tRPAdminInetPrefixListThroughLen specifies the prefix length to use when tRPAdminPrefixListType set to through(3). The value must be larger than tRPAdminInetPrefixListPrefixLen.

The value of tRPAdminInetPrefixListBeginLen specifies the prefix length to use as the lower limit for the prefix range when tRPAdminInetPrefixListType set to range(4). The value must be larger than tRPAdminInetPrefixListPrefixLen and less than tRPAdminInetPrefixListThroughLen.

A table of community entries.

Information about a particular community name member. Entries are created by user. Entries are deleted by user.

The value of tRPAdminCommunityExprName indicates the name of the community used as an index for this table.

The value of tRPAdminCommunityExprRowStatus specifies the RowStatus for this row. To create a row, set this object to 'createAndGo(4)'. The value of tRPAdminCommunityExprString1 must be set to a non-empty string in the same SNMP SET PDU for the row creation to succeed. When tRPAdminControlApply is set to 'commit(3)', the row will actually be created in the tRPOperCommunityExprTable. When the value of this object is set to 'createAndWait(5)', a new entry is created with value of this object set to 'notInService(2)' and the tRPAdminCommunityExprString1-4 strings can be configured separately. When the value of this object is set to 'active(1)', the values of objects tRPAdminCommunityExprString1-4, are concatenated to form one expression of at most 900 characters. When tRPAdminControlApply is set to 'commit(3)', the row will actually be created in the tRPOperCommunityExprTable. To destroy a row, set this object to 'destroy(6)'. When tRPAdminControlApply is set to 'commit(3)', the row will actually be removed from the tRPOperCommunityExprTable.

The value of object tRPAdminCommunityExprString1 specifies an expression that matches AS Numbers or Community ID's. The objects tRPAdminCommunityExprString1, tRPAdminCommunityExprString2, tRPAdminCommunityExprString3 and tRPAdminCommunityExprString4 are substrings that form one string of type TCommunityExpression. Substrings can only be set to a non-empty string if the previous substrings are non-empty.

The value of object tRPAdminCommunityExprString1 specifies an expression that matches AS Numbers or Community ID's. The objects tRPAdminCommunityExprString1, tRPAdminCommunityExprString2, tRPAdminCommunityExprString3 and tRPAdminCommunityExprString4 are substrings that form one string of type TCommunityExpression. Substrings can only be set to a non-empty string if the previous substrings are non-empty.

The value of object tRPAdminCommunityExprString1 specifies an expression that matches AS Numbers or Community ID's. The objects tRPAdminCommunityExprString1, tRPAdminCommunityExprString2, tRPAdminCommunityExprString3 and tRPAdminCommunityExprString4 are substrings that form one string of type TCommunityExpression. Substrings can only be set to a non-empty string if the previous substrings are non-empty.

The value of object tRPAdminCommunityExprString1 specifies an expression that matches AS Numbers or Community ID's. The objects tRPAdminCommunityExprString1, tRPAdminCommunityExprString2, tRPAdminCommunityExprString3 and tRPAdminCommunityExprString4 are substrings that form one string of type TCommunityExpression. Substrings can only be set to a non-empty string if the previous substrings are non-empty.

The table of AS-Path Groups.

Each row entry in the tRPAdminASPathGroupTable represents information about a particular AS-Path Group.

The value of tRPAdminASPathGroupName specifies the name of the AS-Path Group.

The value of tRPAdminASPathGroupEntryIndex specifies the index of the entry in the AS-Path Group.

The value of tRPAdminASPathGroupRowStatus specifies the RowStatus for this row. To create a row, set this object to 'createAndGo(4)'. When tRPAdminControlApply is set to 'commit(3)', the row will actually be created in the tRPOperASPathGroupTable. To destroy a row, set this object to 'destroy(6)'. When tRPAdminControlApply is set to 'commit(3)', the row will actually be removed from the tRPOperASPathGroupTable.

The value of tRPAdminASPathGroupASPathName specifies the name of the AS-Path from the tRPAdminASPathTable.