>> Table: lispInstTable - (.1.3.6.1.4.1.272.4.23.9.1.1)

lispInstTable
OID	Name	Type	Access
.1	Id	INTEGER	RW
.2	Index	InterfaceIndexOrZero	R
.3	AdminStatus	ENUM	D
.4	Descr	DisplayString	RW
.5	Mtu	INTEGER	RW
.6	CacheMaxSites	Unsigned32	RW
.7	CacheMaxEtrs	Unsigned32	RW
.8	CacheMaxFrames	Unsigned32	RW
.9	DefaultTtl	Unsigned32	RW
.10	ResolvingTtl	Unsigned32	RW
.11	DefTtlMode	ENUM	RW
.12	ProxyEtrAddr	IpAddress	RW

Id

Identifier for this LISP-instance (see section 5.5 of RFC-6830). Special value of -1 identifies default-instance. In this case, Instance-ID-field is skipped in related LISP-frames. Remark: At most one default-LISP-instance may be specified. Range: -1 to 16777215

Index

Automatically selected index of virtual LISP-interface, stored as ifIndex in related ifTable-entry and stored as ipExtRtDstIfIndex in related ipExtRt-entries. Remark: Is set to zero if interface-selection fails. Range: 0 to 2147483647

AdminStatus

Administrative status of LISP-instance. Set to delete for killing entry. Enumerations: active (1) inactive (2) delete (3)

Descr

Optional name of LISP-instance, stored as ifDescr in related ifTable-entry. In case of empty string, ifDesc is set automatically. Length: 0 to 255

Mtu

Largest datagrams-size, stored as ifMtu in related ifTable-entry. Range: 1 to 8192

CacheMaxSites

Maximum number of stored lispCchSite entries for this LISP-instance.

CacheMaxEtrs

Maximum number of lispCchEtr entries stored per lispCchSite entry for this LISP-instance.

CacheMaxFrames

Maximum number of data-frames buffered per to-be-resolved lispCchEtr entry for this LISP-instance.

DefaultTtl

Default time-to-live in minutes for lispCchSite-entries of this LISP-instance. See description of lispInstDefTtlMode-field about when this default-value is used instead of the Map-Server-reported one.

ResolvingTtl

Time-to-live in minutes stored in lispCchSite entries that are still in to-be-resolved state for this LISP-instance.

DefTtlMode

Tells if lispInstDefaultTtl-field for this LISP-instance is used only as 'fallback' when Map-Server does not specify TTL, or if TTL is 'fixed' to this default-value (i.e. TTL from Map-Server is ignored). Enumerations: fallback (1) fixed (2)

ProxyEtrAddr

Optional Proxy-ETR-RLOC for special handling of negative Map-Replies with action 'Natively-Forward' (see section 6.1 of RFC-6832 and description of 'ACT' field in section 6.1.4 of RFC-6830). Per default, current LISP-implementation ignores action-parameter in negative Map-Replies and always assumes 'No-Action'. However, if this MIB-field is set (i.e. not 0.0.0.0) then it specifies Proxy-ETR-RLOC to be used for this LISP-instance for any target-EIDs resolved via negative Map-Reply with action 'Natively-Forward'.