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Description:
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mscRtgRsAttributeNotMet OBJECT-TYPE
SYNTAX INTEGER {
unknownAttributeNotMet(0),
allAttributesMet(1),
requiredRxBandwidth(2),
requiredTxBandwidth(3),
requiredTrunkModes(4),
maximumAcceptableCost(5),
maximumAcceptableDelay(6),
requiredTrafficType(7),
permittedTrunkTypes(8),
requiredSecurity(9),
requiredCustomerParm(10),
maximumTransmissionUnit(11),
maximumAcceptableGatewayCost(12),
maximumGatewayHops(13) }
ACCESS read-only
STATUS mandatory
DESCRIPTION
"This attribute indicates the name of a possible route request data
parameter which prevents RouteSelector from selecting the route.
This attribute always has a value of allAttributesMet for manual
routes since RouteSelector does not verify manual routes. This
attribute has a meaningful value if reasonForNoRoute attribute has
a value of attributesNotMet. The value of attributeNotMet is only
computed when RouteSelector operates in manual mode. That is,
when route selection has been initiated by the operator in which
case operationMode has a value of manual.
RouteSelector determines which of the attributes:
requiredRxBandwidth, requiredTxBandwidth, requiredTrunkModes,
maximumAcceptableCost, maximumAcceptableDelay,
maximumAcceptableGatewaCost, requiredTrafficType,
permittedTrunkTypes, requiredSecurity,
requiredCustomerParameter, and maximumTransmissionUnit
prevents successful route selection by dropping the constraints
associated with that attribute and reselecting the route. If that route
can be successfully selected then the attribute for which the
constraints were dropped is the attribute preventing successful route
selection.
For example, RouteSelector drops bandwidth constraints by
selecting a route with requiredRxBandwidth or
requiredTxBandwidth of 0. If the route can be selected then
bandwidth is preventing successful route selection.
A value of unknownAttributeNotMet indicates that RouteSelector
cannot determine why route cannot be selected. Constraints for all
attributes are dropped yet successful route cannot be computed.
This usually indicates a lack physical connectivity to the destination
or gateway node. Alternatively, this may indicate that destination or
gateway node is more than 20 hops away where 20 hops is the
maximum number of hops in the route."
DEFVAL { allAttributesMet }
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