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{iso(1) identified-organization(3) dod(6) internet(1) private(4) enterprise(1) 3320 bdMgmt(9) bdcomIfThresholdMIB(218) bdIfThresholdMIBObjects(1) bdifthTemplateIfAssignGroup(2) bdifthTemplateIfAssignTable(2) bdifthTemplateIfAssignEntry(1) bdifthTemplateIfAssignOperStatus(2)}

bdifthTemplateIfAssignOperStatus(2)

 
 

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bdifthTemplateIfAssignOperStatus OBJECT-TYPE
SYNTAX INTEGER {up(1), down(2)}
MAX-ACCESS read-only
STATUS current
DESCRIPTION
"This object indicates whether the threshold template
identified by bdifthTemplateIndex is operational on the
interface identified by bdifthTemplateIfAssignInterface.
When the value of this object is 'up', this indicates that
the thresholds in this template (identified by
bdifthTemplateIndex) are activated on this interface, with the
following exception: If a threshold is defined on an object
that does not have an instance for this interface, then the
threshold is not activated on this interface. If any of the
thresholds are being exceeded, then a corresponding entry
exists in the bdifthIfThresholdFiredTable.
When the value of this object is 'down', this indicates that
all thresholds in the template are de-activated on this
interface and there is no corresponding entry in the
bdifthIfThresholdFiredTable, regardless of whether any of the
thresholds in the template are being exceeded on this
interface.
One reason for a template not to be operational on an
interface to which it is assigned is when the interface has two
(or more) templates assigned to it that contain thresholds on
the same object with the same severity and direction, i.e.,
thresholds with the same values of bdifthThresholdObject,
bdifthThresholdSeverity, and bdifthThresholdDirection. This may
occur when a template is assigned to the interface, or when a
threshold is added to a template that is already active on the
interface. When this occurs, the implementation may operate on
both (or all) threshold values, or it may take down one (or
more) of the templates on this interface, which is indicated by
changing the value of this object from 'up' to 'down'."



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MIB object for network management

 
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Parent OID: bdifthTemplateIfAssignEntry(1) First sibling OID: bdifthTemplateIfAssignInterface(1) Previous sibling OID: bdifthTemplateIfAssignInterface(1) Next sibling OID: bdifthTemplateIfAssignRowStatus(3) Last sibling OID: bdifthTemplateIfAssignRowStatus(3)