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Using SNMP to Manage the Switch
FxPort Physical Level
Table A table that contains one entry for each FxPort in the Fabric Element,
physical level status and parameters of the FxPorts.
Table A-22 FxPort Physical Level Table
Fabric Element MIB
Object Name
Type
Provided
By
Access Description
fcFxPortPhysFxPortIndex FcFeFxPortIndex SNMP R This object identifies the FxPort within the module. This
number ranges from 1 to the value of
fcFeModulePortCapacity for the associated module. The
value remains constant for the identified FxPort until the
module is re-initialized.
This number ranges from 1 to
AS_glob.prod_cnfg_ptr->ports_per_module.
FcFxPortPhysAdminStatus INTEGER PCP,
FPM R/W The desired state of the FxPort. A management station
may place the FxPort in a desired state by setting this
object accordingly. The testing(3) state indicates that no
operational frames can be passed. When a Fabric
Element initializes, all FxPort start with
fcFxPortPhysAdminStatus in the offline(2) state. As the
result of either explicit management action or per
configuration information accessible by the Fabric
Element, fcFxPortPhysAdminStatus is then changed to
either the online(1) or testing(3) states, or remains in the
offline state. The values are defined as follow: online(1) –
place port online, offline(2) – take port offline, testing (3).
This MIB variable is maintained by both the portState,
ps*, defined in FPM and the PORT_BLOCKED_STATE,
pstate*, defined in PCP. The psNotInstalled shows that
the port is not exist. The psIntDiags and psExtLoop
indicate the testing(3) state. The pstateUNBLOCKD and
pstateBLOCKD indicate the online(1) and offline(2)
respectively.
If the port cannot be set to testing because it is inactive or
in a failed state, the return value will be
resource_unavailable(13).