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{iso(1) identified-organization(3) dod(6) internet(1) private(4) enterprise(1) 353 atmForumNetworkManagement(5) atmfSignalling(9) atmfPolicyConstraint(5) atmPolicyConstraintMIB(1) policyConstraintMIBObjects(1) policyGroup(3) policyTable(2)}

policyTable(2)

 
 

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Description:

policyTable OBJECT-TYPE
SYNTAX SEQUENCE OF PolicyEntry
MAX-ACCESS not-accessible
STATUS current
DESCRIPTION
"The table whose entries describe the policies
configured.

Each policy contains two possible policy operators:
'require' and 'must avoid'. The require policy
operator can be applied with an Ne-NSC list, an Rp-NSC
list or both. The must avoid policy operator can
be applied with only an Ne-NSc list.

In order to create a new policy, the policyRowStatus
should be set to createAndWait. The status should
not be set to active until the remaining objects
of the entry have been specified.

If an existing entry is to be modified, then the RowStatus
should be set to notInService, the objects modified,
and then the RowStatus set to active.

If the RowStatus is set to indicate that the entry
is to become active (CreateAndGo or Active), then the
following rules are checked:
1) At least one of requireNeNscOperator or
requireRpNscOperator or mustAvoidNeNscOperator
must be specified.
2) If the requireNeNscOperator is specified,
then at least one Ne-NSC value must
exist in an active row of the policyNeNscTable for this
policyIndex and an policyOperator of require.
3) If the requireRpNscOperator is specified,
then at least one Rp-NSC value must
exist in an active row of the policyRpNscTable for this
policyIndex.
4) If the mustAvoidNeNscOperator is specified,
then at least one Ne-NSC value must
exist in an active row of the policyNeNscTable for this
policyIndex and an policyOperator
of mustAvoid.
If a row is deleted from this table, then the corresponding
rows of the policyNeNscTable and policyRpNscTable are also
deleted. In addition, any entries in the policyConstraintTable
that reference this policyIndex are removed."



Classification:

MIB object for network management

 
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Tree display Parent OID: policyGroup(3) First child OID: policyEntry(1) First sibling OID: policyNextPolicyIndex(1) Previous sibling OID: policyNextPolicyIndex(1) Next sibling OID: policyNeNscTable(3) Last sibling OID: policyReferenceTable(5)