The desired operating mode of the device. The mode can be changed by setting this object. If the device does not support the action it will return a bad value error. The behaviour of these states is device specific and some of the states may latch until the state is returned to normal. normal - standard operating mode / can be used to cancel a download or return the device from any latching state. reboot - force the device to reboot. The device will reboot into the version of flash identified by luOpDefaultFlashVersion. identify - force the device to identify itself by flashing lights. This state may latch. test - force the device to do a self test. This state may latch. erase-config - erase all configuration info erase-flash - erase the version of microcode stored in the flash bank identifed by luOpEraseFlashVersion. tftp-ip - force the device to start a TFTP download over IP tftp-ipx - force the device to start a TFTP download over IPX rpl-ipx - force the device to start a RPL download over IPX rpl-llc - force the device to start a RPL download over LLC halt - force the defice to shutdown ready for power off up-tftp-ip - force the device to start a TFTP upload over IP up-tftp-ipx - force the device to start a TFTP upload over IPX snapshot - force the device to take a snapshot of its current configuration and save it to the name specified by the luOpConfFileName object. snapshot-tftp - force the device to take a snapshot of its running configuration and tftp it to a server. startup-tftp - force the device to upload it's startup configuration to a tftp server. file-tftp - force the device to upload a configuration file (specified in the luOpConfFileName object ) to a tftp server. tftp-startup - force the device to download it's startup configuration from a tftp server. tftp-snapshot - force the device to download it's running configuration from a tftp server. tftp-start-snap - force the device to download it's running configuration & startup configuration from a tftp server. tftp-file - force the device to download a configuration file from a tftp server. snapshot-startup - force the device to take a snapshot of it's running configuration and save it as the startup configuration. file-snapshot - force the device to copy the file specified in the luOpConfFileName to it's running configuration file-startup - force the device to copy the file specified in the luOpConfFileName to it's startup configuration