Specifications

Chapter 10: Cabletron MIB
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sprotoAppleRoute {sprotoEntry 6}
Integer Read-Write
Specifies whether or not this port is to be used for AppleTalk routing. either:
• enabled (1)
• disabled (2)
sprotoArpTranslate {sprotoEntry 7}
Integer Read-Write
These options are intended to compensate for any likely implementation of
internet ARP on 802.5 Token Ring. Options Include:
• none (1)
• bitswap1 (2) - then embedded MAC addresses for ARP packets with hardware
type 1 (Ethernet) will be bitswapped.
• bitswap6 (3) - then embedded MAC addresses for ARP packets with hardware
type 6 (IEEE 802) will be bitswapped.
• bitswap61 (4) - both type 1 and type 6 ARP packets will be bitswapped.
• oneto6 (5) - then in-coming type 6 ARP packets will be changed to type 1 and
outgoing type 1 will be changed to type 6, without bitswapping.
• oneto6swap (6) - then in-coming type 6 ARP packets will be converted to type
1 and outgoing type 1 ARP packets will be changed to type 6, with embedded
addresses bitswapped.
This option only applies to Token Ring ports. The factory default for all ports is
none (1). Values other than (1) and (6) are deprecated.
sprotoArpSourceRoute {sprotoEntry 8}
Integer Read-Write
Specifies whether, when bridging IP ARP packets which are source routing
explorer frames, the source routing information is to be stripped or propagated. If
pass-Rif (1), the source frame is bridged as is, with route-discovery proceeding as
expected. If stripRif (2), then the routing information field is stripped before
being propagated. This option allows non-source-routing (e.g., Ethernet) IP hosts
to communicate transparently. If passBoth (3), then both the original
source-routed frame and the transparent equivalent are propagated. This last
option provides maximum connectivity at some expense in network traffic.
This option applies only to Token Ring ports.