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iso/org/dod/internet/private/enterprises/.6527/.3/.1/.2/.16/.4/tSapEgrIPCritTable/tSapEgrIPCritEntry/tSapEgrIPCritDstIpPrefixList

tSapEgrIPCritDstIpPrefixList

OBJECT-TYPE

1.3.6.1.4.1.6527.3.1.2.16.4.7.1.27

Access

read-create

Status

current

Source

TIMETRA-QOS-MIB

Sub-identifiers

Description

The value of tSapEgrIPCritDstIpPrefixList specifies the IP prefix list used as match criterion for the destination ip address. The value specified for this object must correspond to a prefix list defined in tQosPrefixListTable. If the value of this object is empty then the values of the objects tSapEgrIPCritDestIpAddr and tSapEgrIPCritDestIpMask or tSapEgrIPCritDstIpFullMask are used as destination ip address match criterion. When this object is set to a non-empty value then the objects tSapEgrIPCritDestIpAddr, tSapEgrIPCritDestIpMask and tSapEgrIPCritDstIpFullMask are reset to their default values by the system. Vice versa, when a new (non-default) value is provided for the objects tSapEgrIPCritDestIpAddr and tSapEgrIPCritDestIpMask or tSapEgrIPCritDstIpFullMask then this object is reset to its default (empty) value by the system. An attempt to set tSapEgrIPCritDstIpPrefixList to a non-default value in combination with setting any of tSapEgrIPCritDestIpAddr and tSapEgrIPCritDestIpMask or tSapEgrIPCritDstIpFullMask to (a) non-default value(s) is rejected by the system This object is only supported when the value of tSapEgrIPCritAddrType is 'ipv4 (1)'. An inconsistentValue error is returned when the value of tSapEgrIPCritDstIpPrefixList is set to non-default value and the value of tSapEgrIPCritAddrType is not 'ipv4 (1)'.

Syntax

TNamedItemOrEmpty