INTRODUCED 2.0.1 This attribute represents all of the hops of a channel's route within an ST network or an ST-LINK hybrid network. The data for each hop consists of 12 bytes that are interpretted as follows: bytes 1-2: Node number. byte 3: Node information, bit mask interpretted as follows: bit 1: node has an SGM that is bypassing this channel bit 2: node has an LGM that is bypassing this channel bit 3: node is a LINK node bits 4-8: unused byte 4: Nest number of bypass module, or 0 if this channel does not have a bypass module in this node. Currently, this will only be non-zero for packet channels. byte 5: Slot number of bypass module, or 0 if this channel does not have a bypass module in this node. Currently, this will only be non-zero for packet channels. byte 6: Next hop type, integer value interpretted as follows: 0 - none (terminating node) 1 - INL 2 - LGM port (VILC) bytes 7-12: Next hop address. If next hop type is none, then bytes 7-12 are all zero. If next hop type is INL, then byte 7 is the INL number, and bytes 8-12 are all zero. If next hop type is LGM port, then bytes 7-12 are the LGM port address, with the same format as a channel address (server type, group, port, and element).