Ipcidrroutetable for static routes, Host resources mib objects – Enterasys Networks Security Router X-PeditionTM User Manual

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ipCidrRouteTable for Static Routes

B-18 XSR SNMP Proprietary and Associated Standard MIBs

ipCidrRouteTable for Static Routes

VPN configuration on the XSR may require a default route to the next-hop Internet gateway. Static
routes can be added with the IP Forwarding MIB (RFC-2096). This MIB is not currently
implemented on the XSR, although it is one the core recommended MIBs for all Enterasys devices.
The MIB updates and obsoletes the MIB-II ipRouteTable. Static routes will be added in the IP
Forwarding MIB ipCidrRouteTable. The table indices are comprised of the route destination
address, mask, TOS, and next hop address. The following objects from the table can be used to
create a static route:

Host Resources MIB Objects

The XSR supports the following table objects in the Host Resources MIB, defined in RFC-2790.

Table B-41 ipCidrRouteTable

Field

Description

ipCidrRouteDest

Sets the IP address for the destination network. This read-only value is defined as part of the index
when the row is created.

ipCidrRouteMask

Sets the IP mask for the destination network specified in ipCidrRouteDest. This read-only value is
defined as part of the index when the row is created.

ipCidrRouteTos

Sets the TOS for the route. This read-only value is set as part of the index when the row is created.

ipCidrRouteNextHop

Sets the IP address of the next hop for this route. This read-only value is set as part of the index
when the row is created.

ipCidrRouteIfIndex

Sets the ifIndex value for the local interface through which the next hop should be reached.

ipCidrRouteType

Sets the type of route including local (3) or remote (4).

ipCidrRouteMetric1

Sets the routing metric for this route. The XSR accepts values of 1-120 as the distance metric.

ipCidrRouteStatus

Sets the RowStatus value for this row according to textual convention including: active (1),
createAndWait (5),
or destroy (6). The XSR reports values of active (1) and notReady (3).

Table B-42 Host Resources MIB Objects

Field

Description

hrMemorySize

The amount of physical read-write main memory - RAM - contained in the host.

hrStorageTable

An entry for system RAM. This is a useful diagnostic for out of memory and out of buffers failures. Also,
it can be a performance monitoring tool for tracking memory, disk, or buffer usage.

hrDeviceTable

An entry for the processors. This object is enabled via the CLI cpu utilization command.

hrProcessorTable

An entry for the processors to report load. This object is enabled via the CLI cpu utilization command.

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