hwMplsOamIgrTable

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hwMplsOamIgrIndex

Unsigned32

accessible-for-notify

The interface index of the detected tunnel.

This object is implemented as defined in the corresponding MIB files.

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hwMplsOamIgrTunnName

OCTET STRING

read-create

The name of a tunnel.

For ingress, it means the tunnel name of the detected LSP.

For egress, it means the tunnel name of the reverse LSP.

The actually supported access is accessible-for-notify.

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hwMplsOamIgrAvaState

INTEGER{available(0),unavailable(1)}

read-only

If the LSP Timer (T1) expires, then the LSP enters the

Unavailable state. The start point of the Unavailable state

is deemed to be at the entry into the LSP defect state.

An LSP re-enters the Available state after the LSP Defect state

exists first.

T1 defines the length of time the LSP is in the Defect state

before declaring an LSP Unavailable or returning to defect

free state.

0: available state;

1: unavailable state.

The actually supported access is accessible-for-notify.

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hwMplsOamIgrDefectType

INTEGER{nondefect(0),dServer(1),dPeerMe(2),dLOCV(3),dTTSIMismatch(4),dTTSIMismerge(5),dExcess(6),dUnknown(7),dOamFail(8),dIngressDown(9)}

read-only

Defect is defined as interruption of the capability of a

transport entity (e.g., network connection) to transfer user

or OAM information. There are six types of defect:

0: no defect;

1: dServer;

2: dPeerMe;

3: dLOCV, Loss of Connectivity Verification defect;

4: dTTSIMismatch, Trail Termination Source Identifier Mismatch defect;

5: dTTSIMismerge, Trail Termination Source Identifier Mismerge defect;

6: dExcess, Receiving excess rate of CV/FFD;

7: dUnknown, Unknown defect in the MPLS network..

8: dOamFail, AutoProtocal timer expires.

9: dIngressDown.

The actually supported access is accessible-for-notify.