| csfFilterIndex |
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An arbitrary integer uniquely identifying a filtering
criteria.
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| csfFilterScope |
.1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.78.1.2.1.1.2 |
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This object restricts the scope of the filter to calls which
where rejected either within the system in which the filtering
is in progress or to calls which were rejected on external
ATM devices but transited through the device in which filtering
is in progress.
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| csfFilterConnKind |
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This object enables the user to track failures of soft
permanent virtual channel connections, soft permanent virtual
path connections, switched virtual channel connections, and/or
switched virtual path connections.
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| csfFilterConnCastType |
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This object restricts the scope of the filter based on the
type of topology of connections (point-to-point or
point-to-multipoint).
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| csfFilterServiceCategory |
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This object restricts the scope of the filter to calls
belonging to service categories represented by this object.
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| csfFilterInInterface |
.1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.78.1.2.1.1.6 |
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This object restricts the scope of the filter to calls which
entered the ATM device through the port represented by this object
It has the value 0, or the ifIndex value of an ATM Interface.
The value zero indicates that the scope of the filter is not
restricted by the incoming port.
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| csfFilterOutInterface |
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This object restricts the scope of the filter to calls which
exited the ATM device through the port represented by this object
It has the value 0, or the ifIndex value of an ATM Interface.
The value zero indicates that the scope of the filter is not
restricted by the outgoing port. To track calls failed locally
in the ATM device in which the call failure tracking is in
progress ,the csfFilterScope object should be used , in which
case the value of this object need not be changed from its
default value.
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| csfFilterCause |
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This object restricts the scope of the filter to calls which
were cleared with the cause code represented by this object.
The values are the same as the clear code values mentioned
in the ATM forum UNI specifications.The value zero indicates
that the scope of the filter is not restricted by the cause
code value.
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| csfFilterCallingParty |
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The combination of this object and the corresponding instance
of csfFilterCallingPartyMask is one selection criteria
for this record. To match this selection criteria, a failed
connection setup must have a Calling Party Address which has
the same length as, and is equal in value to
csfFilterCallingParty for all bits that are 1 in the
value of csfFilterCallingPartyMask. When the default
value for the object is retained then the rejected call will
match this filtering criteria for any calling address in the
rejected call.
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| csfFilterCallingPartyMask |
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The combination of this object and the corresponding
instance of csfFilterCallingParty is one selection
criteria for this record. To match this selection criteria,
a failed connection setup must have a Calling Party Address
which equals the value of csfFilterCallingParty for
all bit positions identified by the value of
csfFilterCallingPartyMask. If the mask value is
shorter than the length of csfFilterCallingParty,
then it is extended with zero bits to be the required length.
If the default value for this object is retained then the
rejected call will match this filtering criterion if and
only if the calling address in the call matches the
csfFilterCallingParty for this entry.
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| csfFilterCalledParty |
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The combination of this object and the corresponding instance
of csfFilterCalledPartyMask is one selection criteria
for this record. To match this selection criteria, a failed
connection setup must have a called party address which has
the same length as, and is equal in value to
csfFilterCalledParty for all bits that are 1 in the value of
csfFilterCalledPartyMask. When the default value for the
object is retained then the rejected call will match this
filtering criteria for any called address in the call.
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| csfFilterCalledPartyMask |
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The combination of this object and the corresponding instance of
csfFilterCalledParty is one selection criteria for this
record. To match this selection criteria, a failed connection
setup must have a Calling Party Address which equals the value
of csfFilterCalledParty for all bit positions identified
by the value of csfFilterCalledPartyMask. If the mask
value is shorter than the length of csfFilterCalledParty,
then it is extended with zero bits to be the required length. If
the default value for this object is retained then the rejected
call will match this filtering criterion if and only if the
calling address in the call matches the
csfFilterCallingParty for this entry.
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| csfFilterMaxRecords |
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The maximum number of entries that are desired in the
csfRecordTable on behalf of this entry. The agent will not create
more than this number of entries in the table,but may choose
to create fewer entries in the csfRecordTable for any reason
including the lack of resources. The agent will however
dedicate resources for a minimum number of entries in the
csfRecordTable ,to take care of temporary memory allocation
failures in the system. In case of memory allocation failures
the agent will utilize these dedicated resources for the
creation of the new entries. If memory resource failures
continue and the dedicated resources are exhausted then
the records in the csfRecordTable are pruned such that the
oldest entries are removed to make way for the new entries.
A value '-1' will indicate no upper limit for the number of
records stored. The manager can set this object to -1 if
overwriting of records is not desired. The new value for
this object will take effect immediately.
If this object is set to a value less than the number of entries
thats currently present in the csfRecordTable corresponding to
this entry, then the oldest entries in the csfRecordTable will be
deleted so that their number equals the new value of this object.
If the value of this object is changed from -1 to any other
positive value then the entries will be pruned such that only the
first n records collected for this entry are retained in the
csfRecordTable, n being the new value of this object.
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| csfFilterAgeTimeout |
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The number of seconds left for this entry to age out.
On expiry of this timer filtering is disabled for this entry.
The display records in the csfRecordTable corresponding
to this entry are retained. When the timer expires the object
will have a value zero. The management station can restart
filtering for this entry by setting this object to a positive value.
When the object is set to zero, filtering is stopped for this
entry. When the management station modifies this object ,
the currently running timer,if any, is aborted and a timer is
started with the new value of this object. The value '-1' will
indicate an infinite timeout value.
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| csfFilterPurge |
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The object provides a facility for the user to purge the records
in the csfRecordTable corresponding to this entry. When
the value is set to 'purge', the records in the
csfRecordTable corresponding to this entry are purged.
When the value is set to 'noop' no operation is performed. When
read, the value 'noop' is returned.
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| csfFilterNumMatches |
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A monotonically increasing counter to keep track of the
number of call failures that matched this entry for
the entire lifetime of this entry.
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| csfFilterRowStatus |
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Indicates the status of this row. Used according to the row
installation and removal conventions. This object can be used
to temporarily inactivate an entry in the table. When this object
is set to a value 'notInService' filtering is stopped for the
corresponding row. Any records that have been stored in the
csfRecordTable corresponding to this entry will not be
released. Any writeable objects in the row can be modified when
the row is active. All values will take effect immediately.
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| csfRecordIndex |
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An arbitrary integer used to distinguish between multiple
records for the same filtering criteria.
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| csfRecordScope |
.1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.78.1.3.1.1.2 |
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This object indicates the location of the call failure.
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| csfRecordConnKind |
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This object represents the use of call control of the
rejected connection.
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| csfRecordConnCastType |
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This object represents the type of topology of the
rejected call (point-to-point or point-to-multipoint).
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| csfRecordConnIndicator |
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Indicates whether this record was created due to an add
party failure or a setup failure.
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| csfRecordServiceCategory |
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This object represents the service category used by the call.
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| csfRecordInInterface |
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The IfIndex of the incoming port on which this call was received
by the ATM device.
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| csfRecordOutInterface |
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The IfIndex of the outgoing port ,if available, through which
this call was routed to the network. The distinguished value zero
indicates that the call was rejected before any outgoing
interface was chosen.
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| csfRecordCause |
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This object identifies the reason for the call failure. When
a PNNI Crankback information element is included in the call
clearing message, this object contains the crankback cause.
In all other cases, the values are the same as the cause code
values defined for the Cause information element.
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| csfRecordDiags |
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This object contains the contents of the diagnostics fields
from the Cause information element. When the value of
csfRecordCause is 49,'Quality of Service unavailable',
the diagnostics are taken from the PNNI Crankback information
element instead of the cause information element.
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| csfRecordCallingParty |
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Indicates the ATM adddress of the calling party in the
rejected call.
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| csfRecordCallingPartySubAddress |
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Indicates the ATM sub-adddress of the calling party in the
rejected call. The presence of a sub address is not mandatory.
If the calling sub-addresses is not present in the call then
this object will have a null value.
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| csfRecordCalledParty |
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Indicates the ATM address of the called party in the
rejected call.
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| csfRecordCalledPartySubAddress |
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Indicates the ATM sub-adddress of the called party in the
rejected call. The presence of a sub address is not mandatory.
If the called sub-address is not present in the call then
this object will have a null value.
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| csfRecordCrankBackTransitType |
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This object identifies the type of blockage in case of
a blocked call. This object has a value 'noCrankBack' if the
call was cleared without a crankback information element.
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| csfRecordCrankBackNodeId |
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This object depends on the csfRecordCrankBackTransitType
object. When that object value is 'blockedNode',
csfRecordCrankBackNodeId indicates the node ID of
the blocked node. When the csfRecordCrankBackTransitType
object value is 'blockedLink', this object indicates the
node ID of the logical node preceding the link at which
the call/connection was blocked. When the
csfRecordCrankBackTransitType object value is
'blockedIncomingPort' or 'noCrankBack', this object is
set to null.
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| csfRecordCrankBackPortId |
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When the csfRecordCrankBackTransitType object value
is 'blockedLink', this object identifies a logical port of the
blocked link's preceeding node identifier. The distinguished
value zero indicates that no port is specified. For all values
of csfRecordCrankBackTransitType other than 'blockedLink',
this object is set to zero.
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| csfRecordCrankBackSucceedingNodeId |
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This object depends on the csfRecordCrankBackTransitType
object. If the csfRecordCrankBackNodeId object value
is 'blockedLink' then the value of this object will identify
the logical node succeeding a link at which the call/connection
was blocked. This object does not have a meaning if the call
is cleared without a crankback information element and thus
set to null.
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| csfRecordTimeStamp |
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The time at which this record entry was created.
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| csfDtlEntryIndex |
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The index in the current DTL stack of this entry. This
index represents the the order of this entry in the DTL
stack.
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| csfDtlNodeId |
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Each entry in the DTL table corresponds to a node/port tuple
based on which a source route through the peer group is built.
This object represents the node id in the tuple
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| csfDtlPortId |
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Each entry in the DTL table corresponds to a node/port tuple
based on which a source route through the peer group is built.
This object represents the port id in the tuple
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| csfDtlLinkType |
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The type of link out from the node identified by csfDtlNodeId.
This is well defined even if the specific port is not specified.
A value 'horizontal' indicates a normal link within the containing
peer group. A value 'uplink' indicates a link going up a level.
A value 'last' indicates that this is the last entry in the DTL
stack. 'invalid' indicates an invalid link.
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