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MIB Descriptions

C-10

7112-A2-GB20-10March 1998

Table C-5. IP Group Objects (2 of 3)

Object, OID, Access Setting/ContentsDescription

ipAdEntIfIndex

(ipAddrEntry 2)

1.3.6.1.2.1.4.20.1.2

read-only

If this object has a greater

value than the ifNumber,

then it refers to a

proprietary interface not

currently implemented by

the MIB II Interface Group.

None

ipRouteTable

(ip21)

1.3.6.1.2.1.4.21

read-write

Use caution when adding

or modifying routes.

If it is absolutely necessary

to add a route, the route

should only be added to the

connected device (device

closest to the destination).

Internal routing will continue

the route to the other

devices.

To delete a route, set object to

invalid.

To modify a route, change fields

in the desired entry of the routing

table (indexed by ipRouteDest).

To add a route, specify values for

a table entry for which the index

(ipRouteDest) does not already

exist.

The following objects must

be specified

:

 ipRouteDest – Serves as an

index to the routing table. Only

one route per destination can

appear in the table. To ensure

that no duplicate destinations

appear in the routing table, the

ipRouteDest object will be

treated as described in the IP

Forwarding Table MIB

(RFC 1354).

 ipRouteIfIndex – If this object

has a greater value than the

ifNumber, then it refers to a

proprietary interface not

currently implemented by the

MIB II Interface Group. Do not

delete route entries with an

unrecognized ipRouteIfIndex.

When setting this object via

SNMP, the ipRouteIfIndex

value can only assume an

appropriate value of IfIndex

defined for a particular device

type.

Objects that will be set to the

default value if not specified in

the Set PDU used to add a route:

 ipRouteMetric1 – Defaults to

1 hop.

 ipRouteType – Defaults to

indirect.

 ipRouteMask – Defaults to

what is specified in the MIB

description.

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