Specifications

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Textual Conventions
Textual conventions are defined in a module to ensure that all variables throughout the MIB structure use the
same syntax and types. The type of each variable is defined in the Composed syntax line.
Objects, Conformance, and Events
Each MIB may have three types of data.
Table 14: Textual Conventions
Type Definition
MxIpHostName Represents an IP address or a domain name.
MxIpAddress Represents an IP address.
MxIpPort The TCP or UDP port number range. Values can be between 1 and 65535.
MxIpSubnetMask Represents an Internet subnet mask.
MxIpSelect
ConfigSource
Indicates the source to use during the next restart sequence for the provisioning
of the localHost MIB objects.
• static: uses static values provided by the user (such as DNS
addresses, router, etc.).
• dhcp: uses the DHCP server to retrieve the configuration of the
localHost MIB objects.
MxIpConfigSource Indicates the source used during the last restart sequence for the provisioning of
the localHost MIB objects.
• static: the user provided static values such as DNS addresses, router,
etc.
• dhcp: the DHCP server was used to retrieve the configuration of the
localHost MIB objects.
• Default: hardcoded values for recovery mode were used.
MxIpDhcpSite
SpecificCode
Represents a DHCP site specific code. Values can be between 128 and 254 or 0.
You can enter this code in your DHCP server to define IP addresses. Refer to
“Chapter 3 -
IP Address and Network Configuration” on page 41 for more details.
MxFloatingPoint Represents a floating point number.
MxAdvancedIpPort The TCP or UDP port number range. Values can be between 0 and 65535. The
port number value 0 is used for special functionality defined in the variable
definition.
MxEnableState Represents an enabled/disabled state (boolean value).
MxActivationState Represents an active/inactive state (boolean value).
MxSignalingAddress Represents a valid signalling address.
MxDigitMap A digit map is a sequence used to determine when the dialing of DTMFs is
completed. See “Chapter 21 - Digit Maps” on page 285
fore more details.
Table 15: MIB Data Types
Type Description
Object Represents the actual variables that can be set.
Conformance Describes one or more groups to which the product may conform. This allows to have
an exact idea of what a unit supports by glancing at the conformance information.
Event An event is sent to tell what type of data will be received, but not the data itself. This is
used to “warn” in advance what is coming.