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ATX MIB Reference Guide 10-75
srepeaterExtendedStats {srepeaterEntry 3}
Integer Read-Only
When enabled (1) the rptrMon, rptrMonPort, and rptrAddrTrack tables are
available. The unit’s packet processing performance may be slightly degraded
due to the extra processing required, although the effect will not ordinarily be
noticed. When disabled (2), the rptrMon, rptrMonPort, and rptrAddrTrack tables
are not available.
srepeaterPortTable {srepeater 2}
Not-Accessible
Enterprise-specific status information and control variables for a collection of
repeater ports in a particular system. As with the standard repeater MIB, this
table treats a CEIOM, which is actually a complete repeater domain, as a repeater
group.
srepeaterPortEntry {srepeaterPortTable 1}
Not-Accessible
Enterprise-Specific status information and control variables for a particular
repeater port in the system.
srepeaterPortGroupID {srepeaterPortEntry 1}
Integer Read-Only
The value of srepeaterPortGroupID is assigned so as to uniquely identify a
repeater in a system where a single agent manages multiple repeaters. This
corresponds to ifIndex, as well as rptr...GroupIndex.
srepeaterPortPortID {srepeaterPortEntry 2}
Integer Read-Only
This variable identifies the port within the repeater (CEIOM) for which this entry
provides management information. For the CEIOM with 24 UTP ports, the
leftmost position id port 1, and the rightmost is port 24.
srepeaterPortLinkPulse {srepeaterPortEntry 3}
Integer Read-Write
If enabled (1), the repeater port is to generate and test for link pulse. If disabled
(2), the repeater port is to neither generate nor test for link pulse. Link pulse is a
means of verifying connectivity between the repeater and the end station (see
srepeaterLinkStatusMask), as specified by the 10BASE-T standard. The ability to
disable link pulse is provided for compatibility with equipment which antedates
the 10BASE-T standard.