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IPX/SPX Subagent (G-Series)
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The IPX/SPX Subagent MIB
The IPX/SPX Subagent MIB
The subagent MIB contains objects that characterize IPXPROTO processes as well as
objects that characterize the subagent process:
iso (1)
org (3)
dod (6)
internet (1)
private (4)
enterprises (1)
novell (23)
mibDoc (2)
ipx (5)
ipxSystem (1)
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IPXPROTO process objects
tandem (169)
nonstopsystems (3)
zipx (164)
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IPXPROTO process objects
tdmNwInfo (1)
tdmNwIPX (2)
tdmNwSPX (3)
tdmNwNCP (4)
tdmNwServer (5)
zisa (196)
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IPX/SPX Subagent process objects
tdmNwSubagent (1)
tdmNwSaConfig (1)
tdmNwSaAgentNamesTable (2)
tdmNwSaIPXPROTONamesTable (3)
IPXPROTO Process Objects
The MIB objects that support IPXPROTO process management are located in two
groups:
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The ipxSystem group, defined by Novell, provides information about the basic IPX
protocol stack. This group consists of one table, the
ipxBasicSysTable , whose
entries characterize IPX packet-handling statistics for IPXPROTO processes. The
subagent provides read-only access to all the objects in the ipxSystem group.
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The zipx group, defined by HP, gives read-only access to various IPXPROTO
process characteristics. This group contains five groups, each of which consists of
one table:
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The tdmNwInfo group contains the tdmNwInfoTable , whose entries describe
attributes of IPXPROTO processes, such as the name of the TLAM port or
SLSA logical interface (LIF) being used.
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The tdmNwIPX group contains the tdmNwIPXTable , whose entries provide
statistical information about the IPX layer of IPXPROTO processes.