CISCO-ST-TC

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The Domain Id of the switch. This is assigned dynamically if the Domain Manager is enabled on the switch or could be configured statically by the user.

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The Textual convention is an extension to textual convetion 'DomainId'. It includes the value '0'in addition the range 1-239. Value '0' indicates that Domain Id has been neither configured nor assigned.

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Represents either the Fibre Channel Address ID or the World Wide Name associated with a Fibre Channel (FC) Entity.

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Represents Fibre Channel Address ID, a 24-bit value unique within the address space of a Fabric.

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Denotes if a Fibre Channel Address is a World Wide Name (WWN) or a Fibre Channel Address ID (FCID). wwn(1) - address is WWN. fcid(2) - address is FCID.

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Represents the class of service capability of an NxPort or FxPort.

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Represents the service state of a Fibre Channel interface. Following are the meanings of the enumerated values: inService (1) - interface is in service and is allowed to become operational. outOfService (2) - interface is removed from service and is not allowed to become operational.

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Represents the severity level of the SFP diagnostic information of an interface for temperature, voltage, current, optical transmit and receive power.

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Represents the speed of a fibre channel port. Following are the meanings of the enumerated values: auto (1) - Negotiate to determine the speed automatically. oneG (2) - 1Gbit twoG (3) - 2Gbit fourG (4) - 4Gbit autoMaxTwoG (5) - Negotiate to determine the speed automatically upto a maximum of 2Gbit. eightG (6) - 8Gbit autoMaxFourG (7) - Negotiate to determine the speed automatically upto a maximum of 4Gbit. tenG (8) - 10GBit. autoMaxEightG (9) - Negotiate to determine the speed automatically upto a maximum of 8Gbit. sixteenG (10) - 16GBit. autoMaxSixteenG (11) - Negotiate to determine the speed automatically upto a maximum of 16Gbit. thirtyTwoG (12) - 32GBit. autoMaxThirtyTwoG (13) - Negotiate to determine the speed automatically upto a maximum of 32Gbit. sixtyFourG (14) - 64GBit. autoMaxSixtyFourG (15) - Negotiate to determine the speed automatically upto a maximum of 64Gbit.

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Represents the World Wide Name (WWN) associated with a Fibre Channel (FC) entity. A WWN is a 64 bit address to uniquely identify each entity within a Fibre Channel fabric.

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The World Wide Name (WWN) associated with a Fibre Channel (FC) entity. WWNs were initially defined as 64-bits in length. The latest definition (for future use) is 128-bits long. The zero-length string value is used in circumstances where the WWN is unassigned/unknown.

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Represents module type of the port connector. This object refers to the hardware implementation of the port. The enums are defined as per FC-GS-4 standard. unknown (1) - unknown other (2) - other gbic (3) - gbic (gigabit interface card) embedded (4) - gbic is part of the line card and is unremovable glm (5) - if its a gigabit link module (GLM). A GLM has a different form factor than GBIC. GLM is not supported by our switch. gbicWithSerialID (6) - If GBIC serial id can be read gbicWithoutSerialID (7) - If GBIC serial id cannot be read sfpWithSerialID (8) - If small form factor (SFP) pluggable GBICs serial id can be read sfpWithoutSerialID (9) - If small form factor (SFP) pluggable GBICs serial id cannot be read The following enums are module types for 10 gigabit small form factor pluggable sfp port connectors. xfp (10) - xfp x2Short (11) - x2 short x2Medium (12) - x2 medium x2Tall (13) - x2 tall xpakShort (14) - xpak short xpakMedium (15) - xpak medium xpakTall (16) - xpak tall xenpak (17) - xenpak sfpDwdm (18) - DWDM SFP type qsfp (19) - Quad small form-factor (QSFP) pluggable type x2Dwdm (20) - x2 DWDM .

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Represents port transciever technology types. unknown (1) - unknown longWaveLaser (2) - 1550nm laser shortWaveLaser (3) - 850nm laser longWaveLaserCostReduced (4) - 1310nm laser electrical (5) - electrical tenGigBaseSr (6) - 10GBASE-SR 850nm laser tenGigBaseLr (7) - 10GBASE-LR 1310nm laser tenGigBaseEr (8) - 10GBASE-ER 1550nm laser tenGigBaseLx4 (9) - 10GBASE-LX4 WWDM 1300nm laser tenGigBaseSw (10) - 850nm laser tenGigBaseLw (11) - 1310nm laser tenGigBaseEw (12) - 1550nm laser .

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Represents fibre channel port types: auto (1) - Mode is determined by port initialization scheme. fPort (2) - Fibre channel fabric port. flPort (3) - Fibre channel arbitrated loop port. ePort (4) - Fabric Expansion port. bPort (5) - Bridging port. fxPort (6) - This port can only be f_port or fl_port. sdPort (7) - SPAN destination port. SD_ports transmit traffic copied from one or more source ports for monitoring purposes. tlPort (8) - Translation loop port. nPort (9) - Fibre channel N port. nlPort (10) - Fibre channel NL port. nxPort (11) - This port can only be n_port or nl_port. -- read only port types. tePort (12) - Trunking e_port. Note: A port which is administratively set to 'ePort', will operationally have type 'tePort' if fcIfOperTrunkMode has the value 'trunk'. fvPort (13) - Virtual Port. portOperDown (14) - port operationally down If a port is operationally down, the port mode is unknown. In such cases the operational port mode is shown as 'portOperDown'. stPort (15) - SPAN Tunnel destination port. npPort (16) - N Proxy port mode applicable only to N-port Virtualizer (NPV) tfPort (17) - Trunking fibre channel fabric port. tnpPort (18) - Trunking N Proxy port mode applicable only to N-port Virtualizer (NPV).

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Represents the operational mode of an interface auto (1) - Mode is determined by port initialization scheme. fPort (2) - Fibre channel fabric port. flPort (3) - Fibre channel arbitrated loop port. ePort (4) - Fabric Expansion port. bPort (5) - Bridging port. fxPort (6) - This port can only be f_port or fl_port. sdPort (7) - SPAN destination port. SD_ports transmit traffic copied from one or more source ports for monitoring purposes. tlPort (8) - Translation loop port. nPort (9) - Fibre channel N port. nlPort (10) - Fibre channel NL port. nxPort (11) - This port can only be n_port or nl_port. -- read only port types. tePort (12) - Trunking e_port. Note: A port which is administratively set to 'ePort', will operationally have type 'tePort' if fcIfOperTrunkMode has the value 'trunk'. fvPort (13) - Virtual Port. portOperDown (14) - port operationally down If a port is operationally down, the port mode is unknown. In such cases the operational port mode is shown as 'portOperDown'. stPort (15) - SPAN Tunnel destination port. mgmtPort(16) - Mgmt Port. ipsPort(17) - Ethernet Port. evPort(18) - FCIP tunnels on Ethernet ports. npPort (19) - N Proxy port mode applicable only to N-port Virtualizer (NPV). tfPort (20) - Trunking fibre channel fabric port. tnpPort (21) - Trunking N Proxy port mode applicable only to N-port Virtualizer (NPV).

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A list of ifIndex's of the ports that are members of this list. The value of this object is a concatenation of zero or more 4-octet strings, where each 4-octet string contains a 32-bit ifIndex value in network byte order. A zero length string value means this list has no members.

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The VSAN id of a VSAN which uniquely identifies a VSAN within a fabric. VSAN id is 12-bit wide; so theoretically, 4096 VSANs can be defined in a fabric and this device can be part of. However, VSAN numbers 0 , 4094 and 4095 are reserved.