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FDB Group

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4-28 Management Module Guide

• octet 1: the FDB type identiﬁer to ﬂush, unknown (1) indicates ﬂush any

FDB type.

• octet 2: 0x0 to ﬂush remote stations 0x1 to ﬂush local stations 0x2 to ﬂush

all stations

• octet 3: the card number to ﬂush, a value of 0xff will ﬂush all cards.

• octet 4: the port number to ﬂush, a value of 0xff will ﬂush all ports.

This view also contains the FDB Entry table which contains the following

information:

Type

The type of the station. Station addresses are represented in the canonical

form as speciﬁed by their type.

Address

The FDB’s physical address. The physical address is represented in the

canonical form according to the corresponding Type. If the entry is a route-

descriptor type, then the physical address is in the form of ring-ring-bridge.

Card

The card number through which this station is reached.

Port

The interface through which this station is reached.

The interface through which this station is reached. The value for this object

identiﬁes the instance of the ifIndex object deﬁned in MIB-II. If no such

entry exists, the value 0 may be returned.

Status

This indicates the validity of the station. Stations are added by supplying the

required objects and setting the status to valid. Static stations may be deleted

by setting this object to invalid.

Local

Indicates the station is locally attached if set.

Static

Fdb is static if this bit is set.

Duplicate

Indicates that another FDB with the same address was learned from a

different card and port.

RIF Path

The RIF path to the station. The RIF Path is speciﬁed as being sourced from

the system, as read from left-to-right. An RIF path is valid only for objects

whose stationType is token-ring. The value may be a zero length string.

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