Description:
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anxt1SwitchType OBJECT-TYPE
SYNTAX INTEGER {
default(1), other(2), sng(3), ni2(4), dms(5), at9(6), ets(7), au1(8), notused1(9), ntt(10), ets-ncrc4(11), ust1(12), hkt1(13), twt1r1(14), bbe1r2(15), at4(16), bre1r2(17), kre1r2-1(18), swe1p7(19), ine1r2(20), cne1r2(21), nze1r2(22), ust1fd(23), ess-v10(24), nosig(25), br2e1r2(26), kre1r2-2(27), ide1r2(28), phe1r2(29), the1r2(30), mye1r2(31), are1r2(32), mxe1r2(33), ane1r2(34), tre1r2(35), ile1r2(36), moe1r2(37), ine1r2-1(38), ine1r2-2(39), ine1r2-3(40), ine1r2-4(41), twt1(42), ust1fc(43), ust1fdi(44), ni2-nfas-primary(45), ni2-nfas-backup(46), dms-nfas-primary(47), dms-nfas-backup(48)}
ACCESS read-write
STATUS mandatory
DESCRIPTION
"Select the switch type compatible with the PRI service provider.
default(1) Will select the default switch chosen by the wan manager based on the moduletype. If you set the switchtype to default(1), reboot the box, and do an snmpget on the switchtype, you can determine which switchtype was chosen by the wan manager.
other(2) - For a GET, this value reflects the switch type set through Cli/Admin which does not match with other switches listed here.
For a SET the SNMP agent will ignore it and will not change the current switch type set through Cli/Admin.
switch-type description protocol
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sng(3), Singapore E1 ISDN PRI
ni2(4), NI-2 (National ISDN 2) T1 ISDN PRI
dms(5), DMS-100 (Northern Telecom) T1 ISDN PRI
at9(6), 5ESS (AT&T 5ESS) T1 ISDN PRI
ets(7), ETSI E1 ISDN PRI
au1(8), Australia/AUSTEL E1 PRI PRI
ntt(10), Japan NTT PRI
ets-ncrc4(11), ETSI E1 ISDN w/o CRC4 PRI
ust1(12), US/North American Channelized T1 CAS
hkt1(13), Hong Kong Channelized T1 CAS
twt1r1(14), Taiwan T1/R1 CAS
bbe1r2(15), BlueBook/CCITT E1/R2 CAS
at4(16), 4ESS (AT&T 4ESS) T1 ISDN PRI
bre1r2(17), Brazil E1/R2 CAS
kre1r2-1(18), Korea E1/R2 CAS
swe1p7(19) Sweden E1 P7 CAS
ine1r2(20), Indonesia E1/R2 CAS
cne1r2(21), China E1/R2 CAS
nze1r2(22), New Zealand E1/R2 CAS
ust1fd(23), Unites States CAS
ess-v10(24),
nosig(25), SS7, No signaling required SS7
br2e1r2(26), Brazil E1/R2, 1 second wink CAS
kre1r2-2(27), Korea E1/R2 CAS
ide1r2(28), Indonesia CAS
phe1r2(29), Philippines CAS
the1r2(30), Thailand CAS
mye1r2(31), Malaysia CAS
are1r2(32), Argentina CAS
mxe1r2(33), Mexico CAS
ane1r2(34), St.Martin-Antilles CAS
tre1r2(35), Turkey CAS
ile1r2(36), Israel CAS
moe1r2(37), Macau CAS
ine1r2-1(38), India sig1 CAS
ine1r2-2(39), India sig2 CAS
ine1r2-3(40), India sig3 CAS
ine1r2-4(41), India sig4 CAS
twt1(42), Taiwan (wink) CAS
ust1fc(43), Unites States CAS
ust1fdi(44), Unites States CAS
ni2-nfas-primary(45), NI-2 (National ISDN 2) T1 ISDN PRI
ni2-nfas-backup(46), NI-2 (National ISDN 2) T1 ISDN PRI
dms-nfas-primary(47), DMS-100 (Northern Telecom) T1 ISDN PRI
dms-nfas-backup(48) DMS-100 (Northern Telecom) T1 ISDN PRI
This parameter is available on all platforms using PRI module and platforms using the WAN module configured for CAS or PRI. You must reset the box for the new switch-type to take effect"
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iso(1)
