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RBTWS-CLIENT-SESSION-TC

6 objects

Textual Conventions used by Enterasys Networks wireless switches. Copyright 2007 Enterasys Networks, Inc. All rights reserved. This SNMP Management Information Base Specification (Specification) embodies confidential and proprietary intellectual property. This Specification is supplied 'AS IS' and Enterasys Networks makes no warranty, either express or implied, as to the use, operation, condition, or performance of the Specification.

Imported Objects

RBTWS-ROOT-MIB	rbtwsMibs
SNMPv2-SMI	MODULE-IDENTITY
SNMPv2-TC	TEXTUAL-CONVENTION

OID	Name	Access	Status	Description
1.3.6.1.4.1.52.4.15.1.4.10	IdentityrbtwsClientSessionTc			Textual Conventions used by Enterasys Networks wireless switches. Copyright 2007 Enterasys Networks, Inc. All rights reserved. This SNMP Management Information…

Type Definitions

Name	Syntax	Status	Description
RbtwsClientAccessMode	INTEGER { other (1), ap (2), wired (3) }	current	Describes the access mode (type) used by client. Value 'ap(2)' indicates a client that is attached to the switch via an access point. Value 'wired(3)' indicates a client that is attached to the switch via the wired netw…
RbtwsClientAuthenProtocolType	INTEGER { none (1), eap-tls (2), eap-ttls (3), md5 (4), peap (5), leap (6), pass-through (7) }	current	Enumeration of the dot1x client authentication protocol types.
RbtwsClientDot1xState	INTEGER { initialize (1), disconnected (2), connecting (3), authenticating (4), authenticated (5), wired (6), aborting (7), held (8) }	current	Enumeration of the dot1x states for a client.
RbtwsClientSessionState	INTEGER { associated (1), authorizing (2), authorized (3), active (4), de-associated (5), roaming-away (6), updated-to-roam (7), wired (8), clearing (9), invalid (10), web-authing (11) }	current	Enumeration of the client session states. Value 'associated(1)' applies only to wireless sessions. Value 'wired(8)' applies only to wired sessions.
RbtwsUserAccessType	INTEGER { mac (1), web (2), dot1x (3), last-resort (4) }	current	Describes the access type by the user