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Description:
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issAclTrafficSeperationCtrl OBJECT-TYPE
SYNTAX INTEGER {systemdefault(1), userconfig(2), none(3)}
MAX-ACCESS read-write
STATUS current
DESCRIPTION
"This object provides control to administrator, to have system default or
user defined ACL/QoS rules to carry control traffic to CPU.
system-default: ACL/QoS rules for all the control packets will be
automatically installed by the ISS software at system init time.Either a
'switch-and-copy-to-cpu'filter (or) 'drop-and-copy-to-cpu' filter will be
installed, as appropriate, for getting the control packets to CPU, for
processing. Each ACL rule will be associated with class-map, meter and
policy map with protocol ID, and CPU queue number
user-config: The ACL/QoS rules for receiving all the control packets to
CPU for processing, will NOT be automatically installed by the the ISS
software.The administrator is expected to install required rules for the
control packets as requried.
none: ACL/QoS rules for all the control packets will be automatically
installed by the ISS software at system init time.Either a 'switch-and-co
py-to-cpu'filter (or) 'drop-and-copy-to-cpu' filter will be installed,
as appropriate, for getting the control packets to CPU, for processing.
Default mode is none
If the configuration is changed from 'systemdefault' to 'userconfig'
option, then all the default ACL/QoS rules for carrying protocol control
packets to CPU are removed.Then user has to install the specific ACL/QoS
rules, to carry the intended control packets to CPU for the processing.
If the configuration is changed from 'userconfig' to 'systemdefault',
all the default ACL/QoS rules are installed. Already existing(if any)
user configured ACL rules in the system are not removed.
If the configuration is changed from 'none' to 'systemdefault'
option, then all the default ACL filters for carrying protocol control
packets to CPU are removed and new set of filters will be installed.
Each filter will be associated with Qos rules.
If the configuration is changed from 'none' to 'userconfig'
option, then all the default ACL filters for carrying protocol control
packets to CPU are removed.Then user has to install the specific ACL/QoS
rules, to carry the intended control packets to CPU for the processing.
If the configuration is changed from 'userconfig' to 'none'
all the default ACL filters are installed. Already existing(if any)
user configured ACL rules in the system are not removed.
Above three options can be configured during system runtime."
DEFVAL {none}
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