ifName
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The textual name of the interface. The value of this object should be the name of the interface as assigned by the local device and should be suitable for use in commands entered at the device's `console'. This might be a text name, such as `le0' or a simple port number, such as `1', depending on the interface naming syntax of the device. If several entries in the ifTable together represent a single interface as named by the device, then each will have the same value of ifName. Note that for an agent which responds to SNMP queries concerning an interface on some other (proxied) device, then the value of ifName for such an interface is the proxied device's local name for it.
If there is no local name, or this object is otherwise not applicable, then this object contains a zero-length string.
cIfXcvrMonDigitalDiagTempAlarm
1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.706.1.1
CiscoInterfaceXcvrMonitorStatus1 = highSet2 = lowSet3 = highClear4 = lowClear5 = normalThis textual convention defines the status of the monitoring parameter for a given sensor type in transceiver digital diagnostics on an interface.
The value of the monitoring parameter for a given sensor lies are bounded within maximum (high) and minimum (low) limits. If the current value is over the high limit, this status is set to 'highSet'. Upon the value of the sensor coming back into the normal range (between high and low values), this status is set to 'highClear'.
Similarly, if the current value is below the low limit, this status is set to 'lowSet'. Upon the value the sensor coming back into normal range subsequently, this status is set to 'lowClear'.
If the current value is stays within the high and low limits, this status is set to 'normal'. Also, subsequently after the status had been either 'highClear' or 'lowClear', if the value is within the high and low limits, this status is set to 'normal'. · Integer32
The current status of temperature alarm flag on the temperature sensor of the transceiver in the interface.
cIfXcvrMonDigitalDiagTempWarning
1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.706.1.2
CiscoInterfaceXcvrMonitorStatus1 = highSet2 = lowSet3 = highClear4 = lowClear5 = normalThis textual convention defines the status of the monitoring parameter for a given sensor type in transceiver digital diagnostics on an interface.
The value of the monitoring parameter for a given sensor lies are bounded within maximum (high) and minimum (low) limits. If the current value is over the high limit, this status is set to 'highSet'. Upon the value of the sensor coming back into the normal range (between high and low values), this status is set to 'highClear'.
Similarly, if the current value is below the low limit, this status is set to 'lowSet'. Upon the value the sensor coming back into normal range subsequently, this status is set to 'lowClear'.
If the current value is stays within the high and low limits, this status is set to 'normal'. Also, subsequently after the status had been either 'highClear' or 'lowClear', if the value is within the high and low limits, this status is set to 'normal'. · Integer32
The current status of temperature warning flag on the temperature sensor of the transceiver in the interface.
cIfXcvrMonDigitalDiagVoltAlarm
1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.706.1.3
CiscoInterfaceXcvrMonitorStatus1 = highSet2 = lowSet3 = highClear4 = lowClear5 = normalThis textual convention defines the status of the monitoring parameter for a given sensor type in transceiver digital diagnostics on an interface.
The value of the monitoring parameter for a given sensor lies are bounded within maximum (high) and minimum (low) limits. If the current value is over the high limit, this status is set to 'highSet'. Upon the value of the sensor coming back into the normal range (between high and low values), this status is set to 'highClear'.
Similarly, if the current value is below the low limit, this status is set to 'lowSet'. Upon the value the sensor coming back into normal range subsequently, this status is set to 'lowClear'.
If the current value is stays within the high and low limits, this status is set to 'normal'. Also, subsequently after the status had been either 'highClear' or 'lowClear', if the value is within the high and low limits, this status is set to 'normal'. · Integer32
The current status of voltage alarm flag on the voltage sensor of the transceiver in the interface.
cIfXcvrMonDigitalDiagVoltWarning
1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.706.1.4
CiscoInterfaceXcvrMonitorStatus1 = highSet2 = lowSet3 = highClear4 = lowClear5 = normalThis textual convention defines the status of the monitoring parameter for a given sensor type in transceiver digital diagnostics on an interface.
The value of the monitoring parameter for a given sensor lies are bounded within maximum (high) and minimum (low) limits. If the current value is over the high limit, this status is set to 'highSet'. Upon the value of the sensor coming back into the normal range (between high and low values), this status is set to 'highClear'.
Similarly, if the current value is below the low limit, this status is set to 'lowSet'. Upon the value the sensor coming back into normal range subsequently, this status is set to 'lowClear'.
If the current value is stays within the high and low limits, this status is set to 'normal'. Also, subsequently after the status had been either 'highClear' or 'lowClear', if the value is within the high and low limits, this status is set to 'normal'. · Integer32
The current status of voltage warning flag on the voltage sensor of the transceiver in the interface.
cIfXcvrMonDigitalDiagCurrAlarm
1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.706.1.5
CiscoInterfaceXcvrMonitorStatus1 = highSet2 = lowSet3 = highClear4 = lowClear5 = normalThis textual convention defines the status of the monitoring parameter for a given sensor type in transceiver digital diagnostics on an interface.
The value of the monitoring parameter for a given sensor lies are bounded within maximum (high) and minimum (low) limits. If the current value is over the high limit, this status is set to 'highSet'. Upon the value of the sensor coming back into the normal range (between high and low values), this status is set to 'highClear'.
Similarly, if the current value is below the low limit, this status is set to 'lowSet'. Upon the value the sensor coming back into normal range subsequently, this status is set to 'lowClear'.
If the current value is stays within the high and low limits, this status is set to 'normal'. Also, subsequently after the status had been either 'highClear' or 'lowClear', if the value is within the high and low limits, this status is set to 'normal'. · Integer32
The current status of current alarm flag on the current sensor of the transceiver in the interface.
cIfXcvrMonDigitalDiagCurrWarning
1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.706.1.6
CiscoInterfaceXcvrMonitorStatus1 = highSet2 = lowSet3 = highClear4 = lowClear5 = normalThis textual convention defines the status of the monitoring parameter for a given sensor type in transceiver digital diagnostics on an interface.
The value of the monitoring parameter for a given sensor lies are bounded within maximum (high) and minimum (low) limits. If the current value is over the high limit, this status is set to 'highSet'. Upon the value of the sensor coming back into the normal range (between high and low values), this status is set to 'highClear'.
Similarly, if the current value is below the low limit, this status is set to 'lowSet'. Upon the value the sensor coming back into normal range subsequently, this status is set to 'lowClear'.
If the current value is stays within the high and low limits, this status is set to 'normal'. Also, subsequently after the status had been either 'highClear' or 'lowClear', if the value is within the high and low limits, this status is set to 'normal'. · Integer32
The current status of current warning flag on the current sensor of the transceiver in the interface.
cIfXcvrMonDigitalDiagRxPwrAlarm
1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.706.1.7
CiscoInterfaceXcvrMonitorStatus1 = highSet2 = lowSet3 = highClear4 = lowClear5 = normalThis textual convention defines the status of the monitoring parameter for a given sensor type in transceiver digital diagnostics on an interface.
The value of the monitoring parameter for a given sensor lies are bounded within maximum (high) and minimum (low) limits. If the current value is over the high limit, this status is set to 'highSet'. Upon the value of the sensor coming back into the normal range (between high and low values), this status is set to 'highClear'.
Similarly, if the current value is below the low limit, this status is set to 'lowSet'. Upon the value the sensor coming back into normal range subsequently, this status is set to 'lowClear'.
If the current value is stays within the high and low limits, this status is set to 'normal'. Also, subsequently after the status had been either 'highClear' or 'lowClear', if the value is within the high and low limits, this status is set to 'normal'. · Integer32
The current status of Rx power alarm flag on the Rx power sensor of the transceiver in the interface.
cIfXcvrMonDigitalDiagRxPwrWarning
1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.706.1.8
CiscoInterfaceXcvrMonitorStatus1 = highSet2 = lowSet3 = highClear4 = lowClear5 = normalThis textual convention defines the status of the monitoring parameter for a given sensor type in transceiver digital diagnostics on an interface.
The value of the monitoring parameter for a given sensor lies are bounded within maximum (high) and minimum (low) limits. If the current value is over the high limit, this status is set to 'highSet'. Upon the value of the sensor coming back into the normal range (between high and low values), this status is set to 'highClear'.
Similarly, if the current value is below the low limit, this status is set to 'lowSet'. Upon the value the sensor coming back into normal range subsequently, this status is set to 'lowClear'.
If the current value is stays within the high and low limits, this status is set to 'normal'. Also, subsequently after the status had been either 'highClear' or 'lowClear', if the value is within the high and low limits, this status is set to 'normal'. · Integer32
The current status of Rx power warning flag on the Rx power sensor of the transceiver in the interface.
cIfXcvrMonDigitalDiagTxPwrAlarm
1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.706.1.9
CiscoInterfaceXcvrMonitorStatus1 = highSet2 = lowSet3 = highClear4 = lowClear5 = normalThis textual convention defines the status of the monitoring parameter for a given sensor type in transceiver digital diagnostics on an interface.
The value of the monitoring parameter for a given sensor lies are bounded within maximum (high) and minimum (low) limits. If the current value is over the high limit, this status is set to 'highSet'. Upon the value of the sensor coming back into the normal range (between high and low values), this status is set to 'highClear'.
Similarly, if the current value is below the low limit, this status is set to 'lowSet'. Upon the value the sensor coming back into normal range subsequently, this status is set to 'lowClear'.
If the current value is stays within the high and low limits, this status is set to 'normal'. Also, subsequently after the status had been either 'highClear' or 'lowClear', if the value is within the high and low limits, this status is set to 'normal'. · Integer32
The current status of Tx power alarm flag on the Tx power sensor of the transceiver in the interface.
cIfXcvrMonDigitalDiagTxPwrWarning
1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.706.1.10
CiscoInterfaceXcvrMonitorStatus1 = highSet2 = lowSet3 = highClear4 = lowClear5 = normalThis textual convention defines the status of the monitoring parameter for a given sensor type in transceiver digital diagnostics on an interface.
The value of the monitoring parameter for a given sensor lies are bounded within maximum (high) and minimum (low) limits. If the current value is over the high limit, this status is set to 'highSet'. Upon the value of the sensor coming back into the normal range (between high and low values), this status is set to 'highClear'.
Similarly, if the current value is below the low limit, this status is set to 'lowSet'. Upon the value the sensor coming back into normal range subsequently, this status is set to 'lowClear'.
If the current value is stays within the high and low limits, this status is set to 'normal'. Also, subsequently after the status had been either 'highClear' or 'lowClear', if the value is within the high and low limits, this status is set to 'normal'. · Integer32
The current status of Tx power warning flag on the Tx power sensor of the transceiver in the interface.
cIfXcvrMonDigitalDiagTxFaultAlarm
1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.706.1.11
CiscoInterfaceXcvrMonitorStatus1 = highSet2 = lowSet3 = highClear4 = lowClear5 = normalThis textual convention defines the status of the monitoring parameter for a given sensor type in transceiver digital diagnostics on an interface.
The value of the monitoring parameter for a given sensor lies are bounded within maximum (high) and minimum (low) limits. If the current value is over the high limit, this status is set to 'highSet'. Upon the value of the sensor coming back into the normal range (between high and low values), this status is set to 'highClear'.
Similarly, if the current value is below the low limit, this status is set to 'lowSet'. Upon the value the sensor coming back into normal range subsequently, this status is set to 'lowClear'.
If the current value is stays within the high and low limits, this status is set to 'normal'. Also, subsequently after the status had been either 'highClear' or 'lowClear', if the value is within the high and low limits, this status is set to 'normal'. · Integer32
The current status of Tx fault count flag on the transceiver in the interface.