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>> Table: isdnChTable - (.1.3.6.1.4.1.272.4.2.2.1)
Description: The isdnChTable contains information for each physical B or D channel on the system. The entries contain information regarding the configuration of the channel and various statistical data for active connections. Only the system can add entries to this table. Creating entries: Entries are created by the system when a new interface appears in the isdnIfTable; when a new BRI or PRI module is installed. Deleting entries: Are not possible.
isdnChTable
OID | Name | Type | Access
.1 | IsdnIfIndex | INTEGER | R
.2 | Number | INTEGER | R
.3 | State | ENUM | R
.4 | Type | ENUM | RW
.5 | Bundle | INTEGER | RW
.6 | Throughput | INTEGER | R
.7 | ReceivedPackets | Counter32 | R
.8 | ReceivedOctets | Counter32 | R
.9 | ReceivedErrors | Counter32 | R
.10 | TransmitPackets | Counter32 | R
.11 | TransmitOctets | Counter32 | R
.12 | TransmitErrors | Counter32 | R
.13 | ReceiveDiscards | Counter32 | R
.14 | PhysicalBundle | INTEGER | RW
IsdnIfIndex
Unique index of an Interface.
Number
The channel number. 0 is D-channel, 1..2 are the B- channels of a BRI module, and 1..31 are the B-channels of a PRI module.
State
Status of the Channel controlled either by the call control protocol or the physical state of the interface. Enumerations: not-connected (1) connected (2)
Type
Type of Channel.Setting this object to one of the leased values creates a new entry in the ifTable. Enumerations: dialup (1) leased-dte (2) leased-dce (3) loopback (6) not-available (7)
Bundle
Index of the bundle to aggregate multiple Channels to one interface. Not valid in dialup mode. Range: 0 to 255
Throughput
Throughput of the channel in bits/second (64000 for B-channels, 16000 for BRI D-Channels.
ReceivedPackets
Count of received valid HDLC Frames.
ReceivedOctets
Count of received valid HDLC bytes.
ReceivedErrors
Count of received valid errors (can be detected by HDLC-Checksum-Errors).
TransmitPackets
Count of received valid HDLC Frames.
TransmitOctets
Count of received valid HDLC Frames.
TransmitErrors
Count of transmitted valid HDLC errors. Can occur when the transmitter can not be reloaded fast enough when transmitting large packets. This should only happen when the system is over encumbered.
ReceiveDiscards
Count of discarded received data frames. Can occur when the machine can not process fast enough the received frames. This should only happen when the system is over encumbered.
PhysicalBundle
Index of the bundle to aggregate multiple timeslots to one hyperchannel. Not valid in dialup mode. Range: 0 to 255

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