hwEthernetTable

This table describes the access and configuration of physical attributes of various Ethernet interfaces.

Meaning: This table describes the Ethernet interface.

The index of the table is hwEthernetIfIndex.

OID

Object

Syntax

Max Access

Description

Implemented Specifications

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hwEthernetIfIndex

INTEGER

not-accessible

This object indicates the interface index.

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

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hwEthernetLoopback

INTEGER{otherLoop(1),stopLoopback(2),local(3),remote(4)}

read-write

This object indicates the internal loop (local loopback) function, which is used to test a local interface. When the interface works normally, the local loopback function must be disabled. By default, stopLoopback is set.

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

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hwEthernetPortType

INTEGER{other(1),copper(2),fiber(3)}

read-write

This object indicates the type of an Ethernet interface, either the optical interface or the electrical interface.

The actually supported access is read-only.

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hwEthernetSpeedSet

INTEGER{other(1),speed10(2),speed100(3),speed1000(4),speed10000(5),speed40000(6),speed20000(7),speed2500(8),speed5000(9),speed100000(10),speed12000(11),speed48000(12),speed25000(13),speed50000(14),speed200000(15),speed400000(16)}

read-write

This object indicates the transmission rate of the Ethernet interface. You can configure transmission rates for only certain Ethernet electrical interfaces, and you cannot configure transmission rates for optical interfaces. The transmission rate for an electrical interface can be set to 10M, 100M, or 1000M.

The actually supported access is read-only.

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hwEthernetDuplex

INTEGER{full(1),half(2)}

read-write

This object indicates the duplex mode of an Ethernet interface. Ethernet electrical interfaces can work in either half-duplex or full-duplex mode. Ethernet optical interfaces can work only in full-duplex mode.

The actually supported access is read-only.

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hwEthernetNegotiation

INTEGER{enabled(1),disabled(2)}

read-write

This object indicates whether auto-negotiation is enabled on an Ethernet electrical interface.

The default value is enable. For an Ethernet electrical interface, hwEthernetSpeedSet, hwEthernetDuplex, and hwEthernetNegotiation are associated with each other.

If hwEthernetNegotiation is set to enable, the values of hwEthernetSpeedSet and hwEthernetDuplex are obtained through auto-negotiation.

When hwEthernetSpeedSet is forcibly set to a value, hwEthernetDuplex is then automatically changed to full (the default value), and hwEthernetNegotiation is automatically changed to disable.

If hwEthernetNegotiation is set to enable, you cannot set a value for hwEthernetDuplex. For an Ethernet optical interface, you can set a value for hwEthernetNegotiation, and hwEthernetNegotiation is not associated with hwEthernetSpeedSet or hwEthernetDuplex.

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

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hwEthernetPortTypeOperate

INTEGER{other(1),copper(2),fiber100(3),fiber1000(4)}

read-write

This object indicates the link type of an Ethernet interface, either optical fibers or cables. This object is only supported by certain Ethernet interfaces.

The actually supported access is read-only.

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hwEthernetClock

INTEGER{master(1),slave(2)}

read-write

This object indicates the clock mode. By default, the slave clock mode is used. Only WAN interfaces require the clock configuration.

NOTE:

This node is supported only on the NetEngine 8000 F1A.

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

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hwEthernetFlagJ0Mode

INTEGER{j01ByteMode(1),j016ByteMode(2),j064ByteOrNullMode(3),peer(4)}

read-write

This object indicates that 10GE WAN interfaces have to use SDH/SONET as the frame format and the overhead byte has to be set. The overhead byte of an SDH frame can be: j0: indicates the section trace byte. The default value is j016ByteMode(2).

hwEthernetFlagJ0Trace: NetEngine.

NOTE:

This node is supported only on the NetEngine 8000 F1A.

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

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hwEthernetFlagJ0Value

Integer32{(0,255)}

read-write

This object indicates that when hwEthernetFlagJ0Mode is set to j01ByteMode, this object takes effect.

NOTE:

This node is supported only on the NetEngine 8000 F1A.

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

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hwEthernetFlagJ0Trace

OCTET STRING{(0,64)}

read-write

This object indicates the section trace byte. When hwEthernetFlagJ0Mode is set to j016ByteMode or j064ByteOrNullMode, this object takes effect.

When hwEthernetFlagJ0Mode is set to j016ByteMode, the value of hwEthernetFlagJ0Trace is up to 15 characters; when hwEthernetFlagJ0Mode is set to j064ByteOrNullMode, the value of hwEthernetFlagJ0Trace is up to 64 characters.

NOTE:

This node is supported only on the NetEngine 8000 F1A.

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

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hwEthernetFlagJ1Mode

INTEGER{j11ByteMode(1),j116ByteMode(2),j164ByteOrNullMode(3),peer(4)}

read-write

This object indicates the overhead byte of an SDH frame. j1 indicates the path trace byte. By default, the value is j116ByteMode(2): hwEthernetFlagJ1Trace: NetEngine.

NOTE:

This node is supported only on the NetEngine 8000 F1A.

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

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hwEthernetFlagJ1Value

Integer32{(0,255)}

read-write

This object indicates that when hwEthernetFlagJ1Mode is set to j11ByteMode, this object takes effect.

NOTE:

This node is supported only on the NetEngine 8000 F1A.

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

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hwEthernetFlagJ1Trace

OCTET STRING{(0,64)}

read-write

This object indicates the path trace byte. When hwEthernetFlagJ1Mode is set to j116ByteMode or j164ByteOrNullMode, this object takes effect. When hwEthernetFlagJ1Mode is set to j116ByteMode, the value of this object is up to 15 characters. When hwEthernetFlagJ1Mode is set to j164ByteOrNullMode, the value of this object is up to 64 characters.

NOTE:

This node is supported only on the NetEngine 8000 F1A.

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

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hwEthernetFlagC2Value

Integer32{(0,255)}

read-write

This object indicates the overhead byte of the SDH frame.

C2: indicates the path signal label byte. The value ranges from 00 to FF, in the hexadecimal format. The default value is 26 (0x1a).

NOTE:

This node is supported only on the NetEngine 8000 F1A.

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

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hwEthernetUpHoldTime

Integer32{(0,86400000)}

read-write

This object indicates the time period during which the interface remains Up.

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

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hwEthernetDownHoldTime

Integer32{(0,86400000)}

read-write

This object indicates the time period during which the interface remains Down.

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

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hwEthernetSubinterfaceStatisticEnable

INTEGER{enabled(1),disabled(2)}

read-write

This object indicates statistics collection is enabled for a sub-interface.

The actually supported access is read-only.

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hwEthernetFlowControl

INTEGER{receive(1),send(2),both(3),none(4),default(5)}

read-write

This object indicates the interface flow control status.

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

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hwEthernetOffline

INTEGER{true(1),false(2)}

read-write

This object indicates that the physical protocol status of an interface is Down.

The actually supported access is read-only.

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hwEthernetSetTransferMode

INTEGER{lan(1),wan(2),none(3),otn(4),flexe(5)}

read-write

This object indicates the LAN-WAN mode of an Ethernet interface.

NOTE:

This node is supported only on the NetEngine 8000 F1A.

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

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hwEthernetJumboframeMaxLength

Integer32{(1518,16000)}

read-write

This object indicates the maximum length of the Jumbo frame on an interface.

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

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hwEthernetNegotiationMode

INTEGER{notsupport(1),auto(2),master(3),slave(4)}

read-write

Set negotiation-mode for phy of electronic GE port.The mode is uesed for synchronizing clock.

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

Creation Restriction

Creation is not supported.

Modification Restriction

The entries in this table can be modified.

When hwEthernetPortType is set to a value other than copper, you cannot set the values of hwEthernetSpeedSet and hwEthernetDuplex.

When hwEthernetPortType is set to copper, hwEthernetSpeedSet, hwEthernetDuplex, and hwEthernetNegotiation are associated with each other.

When hwEthernetNegotiation is set to enable, the values of hwEthernetSpeedSet and hwEthernetDuplex are obtained through auto-negotiation. In this case, if hwEthernetSpeedSet is set to speed1000(4) that corresponds to auto in the command line, the value of hwEthernetSpeedSet is obtained through auto-negotiation, which may not be speed1000(4).

When hwEthernetSpeedSet is forcibly set to a value, hwEthernetDuplex is then automatically changed to full (the default value) and hwEthernetNegotiation is automatically changed to disable. When hwEthernetNegotiation is set to enable, you cannot set a value for hwEthernetDuplex.

When the Ethernet interface is a WAN interface, hwEthernetClock, hwEthernetFlagJ0Mode, hwEthernetFlagJ0Value, hwEthernetFlagJ0Trace, hwEthernetFlagJ1Mode, hwEthernetFlagJ1Value, hwEthernetFlagJ1Trace, and hwEthernetFlagC2Value take effect and the values can be set.

When hwEthernetFlagJ0Mode is set to j01ByteMode, hwEthernetFlagJ0Value takes effect; when hwEthernetFlagJ0Mode is set to j016ByteMode or j064ByteOrNullMode, hwEthernetFlagJ0Trace takes effect.

When hwEthernetFlagJ0Mode is set to j016ByteMode, the value of hwEthernetFlagJ0Trace is up to 15 characters; when hwEthernetFlagJ0Mode is set to j064ByteOrNullMode, the value of hwEthernetFlagJ0Trace is up to 64 characters.

When hwEthernetFlagJ1Mode is set to j11ByteMode, hwEthernetFlagJ1Value takes effect; when hwEthernetFlagJ1Mode is set to j116ByteMode or j164ByteOrNullMode, hwEthernetFlagJ1Trace takes effect.

When hwEthernetFlagJ1Mode is set to j116ByteMode, the value of hwEthernetFlagJ1Trace is up to 15 characters; when hwEthernetFlagJ1Mode is set to j164ByteOrNullMode, the value of hwEthernetFlagJ1Trace is up to 64 characters.

Deletion Restriction

The entries in this table cannot be deleted.

Access Restriction

The entries in this table can be accessed.

When the Ethernet interface is a WAN interface, hwEthernetClock, hwEthernetFlagJ0Mode, hwEthernetFlagJ0Value , hwEthernetFlagJ0Trace , hwEthernetFlagJ1Mode, hwEthernetFlagJ1Value, hwEthernetFlagJ1Trace, hwEthernetFlagC2Value take effect. When hwEthernetFlagJ0Mode is set to j01ByteMode, hwEthernetFlagJ0Value takes effect. When hwEthernetFlagJ0Mode is set to j016ByteMode or j064ByteOrNullMode, hwEthernetFlagJ0Trace takes effect.

When hwEthernetFlagJ1Mode is set to j11ByteMode, hwEthernetFlagJ1Value takes effect; when hwEthernetFlagJ1Mode is set to j116ByteMode or j164ByteOrNullMode, hwEthernetFlagJ1Trace takes effect.

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