An enumerated integer-value describing the redundancy mode in
which a subscriber session is operating:
'none'
The subscriber session is not part of a redundant
configuration.
'other'
The subscriber session is part of a redundant
configuration and is in a state not recognized by this
MIB module.
'active'
The subscriber session is part of a redundant
configuration and is forwarding traffic from the
subscriber.
'standby'
The subscriber session is part of a redundant
configuration and ready to become active in the case of
a fail-over event (e.g., linecard failure).
SubSessionState
enumeration
An enumerated integer-value describing the state of a
subscriber session:
'other'
The subscriber session is in a state not recognized by
the implementation of a MIB module using this textual
convention.
'pending'
The subscriber session is in the PENDING state;
that is, the subscriber session has been initiated and
the system is in the process of establishing the
subscriber session.
'up'
The subscriber session is in the UP state; that is, the
system has established the subscriber session.
SubSessionType
enumeration
An enumerated integer-value describing the type of subscriber
session. This value has the intent of refining the interface
type assigned to a subscriber session. The interface type
assigned to a subscriber session groups those types of
subscriber sessions with similar interface semantics.
A PPP subscriber session consists of a PPP connection
(RFC-1661)
and has an interface type of 'ppp'. The following subscriber
types refine PPP subscriber sessions:
'pppSubscriber'
A PPP connection initiated over a circuit (e.g., an
ISDN
line or ATM VC) using the LCP (RFC-1661).
'pppoeSubscriber'
A PPP connection over Ethernet (RFC-2516), initiated
by a PADI (PPPoE Active Discovery Initiation) packet.
'l2tpSubscriber'
A PPP connection over an L2TP tunnel (RFC-2661),
initiated by an Incoming-Call-Request control message.
'l2fSubscriber'
A PPP connection over an L2F tunnel (RFC-2341),
initiated by a L2F_OPEN message with a non-zero MID.
An IP subscriber session consists of the routed traffic
associated with a subscriber IP address having an interface
type of 'ipSubscriber'. Routed traffic describes IP traffic
that transits at least one router. If a subscriber's IP
address
is not unique to the system, further distinguishing
characteristics, such as VRF or MAC address, form part of the
subscriber's identity. The following subscriber types refine
IP
subscriber sessions:
'ipInterfaceSubscriber'
An IP subcriber session provisioned by the system's
configuration which consists of all traffic received by
the interface to which the provisioning applies.
'ipPktSubscriber'
An IP subscriber session initiated by the receipt of
the
first packet received with an unclassified source IP
address.
'ipDhcpv4Subscriber'
An IP subscriber session initiated by the receipt of a
DHCPv4 DISCOVER packet (RFC-2131).
'ipRadiusSubscriber'
An IP subscriber session initiated by the receipt of a
RADIUS Access-Request packet (RFC-2865).
An L2 subscriber session consists of the non-routed traffic
associated with a subscriber IP address having an interface
type of 'l2Subscriber'. Non-routed traffic describes IP
traffic
that doesn't transit a router, meaning that the subscriber must
be directly connected to the system or have a connection
through
an L2 access network (e.g., bridges, switches, and tunnels).
The
following subscriber types refine L2 subscriber sessions:
'l2MacPacketSubscriber'
An L2 subscriber session initiated by the receipt of
the
first layer 2 packet with an unclassified source MAC
address.
'l2Dhcpv4Subscriber'
An L2 subscriber session initiated by the receipt of a
DHCPv4 DISCOVER packet (RFC-2131).
'l2RadiusSucriber'
An L2 subscriber session initiated by the receipt of a
RADIUS Access-Request packet (RFC-2865).
The system should assign the value 'other' to any subscriber
session not recognized by the implementation of a MIB module
using this textual convention.
The value 'all' represents a special value used to indicate all
subscriber session types. For example, a scope of aggregation
that includes all subscriber session types uses this value to
indicate this fact.
SubSessionTypes
bits
A bit string describing a set of subscriber session types:
'pppSubscriber'
A PPP connection initiated over a circuit (e.g., an ISDN
line or ATM VC) using the LCP (RFC-1661).
'pppoeSubscriber'
A PPP connection over Ethernet (RFC-2516), initiated
by a PADI (PPPoE Active Discovery Initiation) packet.
'l2tpSubscriber'
A PPP connection over an L2TP tunnel (RFC-2661),
initiated by an Incoming-Call-Request control message.
'l2fSubscriber'
A PPP connection over an L2F tunnel (RFC-2341),
initiated by a L2F_OPEN message with a non-zero MID.
'ipInterfaceSubscriber'
An IP subcriber session provisioned by the system's
configuration which consists of all traffic received by
the interface the provisioning applies.
'ipPktSubscriber'
An IP subscriber session initiated by the receipt of
the first packet received with an unclassified source IP
address.
'ipDhcpv4Subscriber'
An IP subscriber session initiated by the receipt of a
DHCPv4 DISCOVER packet (RFC-2131).
'ipRadiusSubscriber'
An IP subscriber session initiated by the receipt of a
RADIUS Access-Request packet (RFC-2865).
'l2MacSubscriber'
An L2 subscriber session initiated by the receipt of the
first layer 2 packet with an unclassified source MAC
address.
'l2Dhcpv4Subscriber'
An L2 subscriber session initiated by the receipt of a
DHCPv4 DISCOVER packet (RFC-2131).
'l2RadiusSubscriber'
An L2 subscriber session initiated by the receipt of a
RADIUS Access-Request packet (RFC-2865).
For more details regarding subscriber session types, see the
descriptive text associated with the SubSessionType textual
convention.