fcwRoutType
OBJECT-TYPE
1.3.6.1.4.1.866.20.1.25.50.1.5
Description
The value of this object indicates how the equipment will try to use this logical port (or this couple [logical port, channel]) which composes this route. The following combinations are possible : ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ |Route|LP|Type| Routing description | |~~~~~|~~|~~~~|~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~| | 1 | 1| n | -> on one LP | |~~~~~|~~|~~~~|~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~| | 2 | 1| n | -> 1 : on one main LP | | 2 | 2| b1 | \ | | 2 | 3| b1 | > 2 : on three equal | | 2 | 4| b1 | / priority backup LPs | |~~~~~|~~|~~~~|~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~| | 3 | 1| n | \ | | 3 | 2| n | | | | 3 | 3| n | > on five equal priority LPs | | 3 | 4| n | | | | 3 | 5| n | / | |~~~~~|~~|~~~~|~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~| | 4 | 1| n | -> 1 : on one main LP | | 4 | 2| b1 | -> 2 : on one first backup LP | | 4 | 3| b2 | -> 3 : on one second backup LP | | 4 | 4| b3 | -> 4 : on one third backup LP | |~~~~~|~~|~~~~|~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~| | 5 | 1| n | \ on three equal | | 5 | 2| n | > 1 : priority main LPs | | 5 | 3| n | / | | 5 | 4| b1 | -> 2 : on one backup LP | |~~~~~|~~|~~~~|~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~| | 8 | 1| nM | each module of the equipment | | 8 | 2| b1 | considers its own LPs as having | | 8 |11| b2 | a higher priority than the | | 8 | 3| b3 | LPs of the other modules | | 8 |21| b4 | (see below) | | 8 |12| b5 | | |~~~~~|~~|~~~~|~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~| | 9 | 1| nC | -> 1 : on one main LP | |~~~~~|~~|~~~~|~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~| | 10 | 1| nC | -> 1 : on one main LP | | 10 | 2| b1 | -> 2 : on one first backup LP | | 10 | 3| b2 | -> 3 : on one second backup LP | | 10 | 4| b3 | -> 4 : on one third backup LP | ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Types : n : normal, nM : normalPriorityModule, b1 : backup1, b2 : backup2, b3 : backup3, b4 : backup4, b5 : backup5, dynamic, backupDynamic, nC : normalClear1. Interpretation of the route 8 : In this example let us suppose that LP 1, 2 and 3 belongs to the module 0, 11 and 12 to the module 1, and 21 to the module 2. The route 8 becomes : on the module 0 : LP : 1 2 3 11 21 12 Type : n b1 b2 b3 b4 b5 on the module 1 : LP : 11 12 1 2 3 21 Type : n b1 b2 b3 b4 b5 on the module 2 : LP : 21 1 2 11 3 12 Type : n b1 b2 b3 b4 b5 Interpretation of the route 9 : there must be at least 1 valid entry with try on = normalClear1 (or all) in the Clear cause/diagnostic table. The address is converted according to that entry. Interpretation of the route 10 : there must be at least 1 valid entry with try on = normalClear1 and 1 with try on = backup (or 1 with all) in the Clear cause/diagnostic table. The address is converted according to that entry. The default value is 'normal'.
Syntax
INTEGER { normal(1), normalPriorityModule(2), backup1(3), backup2(4), backup3(5), backup4(6), backup5(7), dynamic(8), backupDynamic(9), normalClear1(10) }