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{iso(1) identified-organization(3) dod(6) internet(1) private(4) enterprise(1) 2604 switch(6) profileA(1) swCS101-8(41) l2Features(4) privateLa(131) pmLaPortChannel(2) pmLaPortChannelTable(1) pmLaPortChannelEntry(1) pmLaPortChannelSelectionPolicyBitList(11)}

pmLaPortChannelSelectionPolicyBitList(11)

 
 

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pmLaPortChannelSelectionPolicyBitList OBJECT-TYPE
SYNTAX Integer32
MAX-ACCESS read-write
STATUS current
DESCRIPTION
"This object is used to set the Link selection policy to be
used by the port-channel.
A FOUR BYTE integer is used for setting the selecting policy.
Each BIT in the four byte integer, represents a particular
selection policy.
The maping between the bit positions & the selection policy is
as follows:
macSrc(0), -- source MAC
macDst(1), -- destination MAC
vlanId(2), -- VLAN ID
isid(3), -- ISID
mplsLabel0(4), -- MPLS Label 0 ( top label )
mplsLabel1(5), -- MPLS Label 1 ( inner label 1)
mplsLabel2(6), -- MPLS Label 2 ( inner label 2)
ipSrc(7), -- Source IP address
ipDst(8), -- Destination IP address
ip6Src(9), -- Source IPv6 address
ip6Dst(10), -- Destination IPv6 address
l3Protocol(11),-- Layer 3 protocol specified in IP header
l4SrcPort(12), -- Layer 4 source port specified in L4 header ( tcp/udp port )
l4DstPort (13) -- Layer 4 destination port specified in L4 header ( tcp/udp port )
The remaining bits are unused. Selection of multiple bits
implies selection of corresponding attributes in the
packet header for configuring the port-channel selection policy.
For example if the bits 0 and 1 are set, then the selection
policy is based on source mac and destination mac.
This object would return failure if the selected bitlist is not supported in the
system(hardware)"


 
 
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