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Description:
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salixAtmfM4PlugInUnitRedundancyConfig OBJECT-TYPE
SYNTAX INTEGER { working(1),
protect(2),
none(3)
}
MAX-ACCESS read-write
STATUS current
DESCRIPTION
"When retrieved, this attribute represents the current
redundancy configuration of the specified Plug-In Unit. A value
of 'none' indicates that the specified Plug-In Unit has no
redundant module. A status of either 'working' or 'protect'
indicates that the specified Plug-In Unit is either the
working or protect Plug-In Unit in a redundancy relationship.
When used with the 'salixAtmfM4PlugInUnitRedundancyPartnerModule'
attribute of the 'salixAtfM4PlugInUnitTable', it can be
determined which Plug-In Units are in redudancy relationship
and also the plug-in units role in that relationship (if
they are in a relationship at all).
In addition to using these attributes to get information on
redundant modules, these attributes can also be used to
create redundancy relationships. By setting the
'salixAtmfM4PlugInUnitRedundancyPartnerModule' to a valid PhysicalIndex
and also setting the 'salixAtmfM4PlugInUnitRedundancyConfig' on either of
the plug-in units to 'working' or 'protect' (as the desired
configuration for that plug-in unit), a redundancy pair is
created. Redundancy relationships can be destroyed by
setting the 'salixAtmfM4PlugInUnitRedundancyConfig' of either of the
modules to 'none'.
If a new value of either 'working' or 'protect' is written
to the 'salixAtmfM4PlugInUnitRedundancyConfig' attribute, a switchover
occurs in the system (i.e. the 'working' becomes the
'protect' while the 'protect' becomes the 'working).
NOTE: It is only necessary to set the information on one of
the plug-in unit entries. The information will be
automatically set in the other entry by the system."
DEFVAL { none }
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