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MIB Parameter Description Value/Range
*UdpPortRangeConfig
(*TrafficPriUdpTcpPortRange 2) ll
UDP Port Range
parameters. Applicable to a
units.
*UdpPortPriRTPRTCP
(*UdpPortRangeConfig 1) ts
prioritization option for UDP
packet.
rtpANDrtcp(1): the possible
RTP and RTCP packet with
destination port in the
defined port ranges will get
High priority.
rtpOnly(2): only possible
RTP packet (packet with
ith
Applicable to all units.
RTP/RTCP por
even destination port) w
destination port in the
defined port ranges will get
High priority.
Integer
rtpANDrtcp(1),
rtpOnly(2)
*UdpPortRangeNum
(*UdpPortRangeConfig 2)
l units. Read-
only. The number of entries
in the UDP Port Range
Table.
Applicable to al Integer
*UdpPortRangeTable
(*UdpPortRangeConfig 3)
Applicable to all units. Not
accessible. A table of UDP
port ranges used for
prioritization. The user can
define up to 64 ranges. An
entry is empty if start is
65535 and end is 0.
*UdpPortRangeEntry
(*UdpPortRangeTable 1)
Applicable to all units. Not
accessible. A UDP Port
Ranges Table entry.
*Ud ngeStart
(*Ud ortRangeEntry 1)
Applicable to all units. Read
only. Start port of an UDP
Port Range
pPortRa
pP
- Integer
0-65535
*UdpPortRangeEnd
(*UdpPortRa eEntry 2)
Applicable to all units. Read-
only. End port of an UDP
Port Range
Integer
0-65535 ng
*UdpPortRangeIdx
3)
l units. Read-
(*UdpPortRangeEntry
Applicable to al
only. Index of an UDP Port
Range entry
Integer
-64 1
*UdpPortRangeAdd
(*UdpPortRangeConfig 4)
Add
ort
rn an
tring
efined by
d> or <start>,
>
f only
ge
is <start>-<start>. The value
of <start> and <end> are
between 0 and 65535.
The user can add several
nges using a comma to
eparate between ranges.
Example: 10-26,99,987-900.
Applicable to all units.
port range(s) to UDP P
Ranges Table.
Get operation will retu
empty string.
DisplayS
A range is d
n<start>-<e
where <start> is the Start
and <endPort of the range
Port. Iis the End
<start> is specified the ran
ra
s
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