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>> Table: ip6DhcpOptionSetTable - (.1.3.6.1.4.1.272.4.5.100.4.3.1)

Description: Option-sets control what options are 'visible' per incoming message. Each configured option belongs to exactly one option-set (may contain multiple options) which can be assigned to a certain interface or client via its filter-settings. Per incoming message, 'visible options' are selected in two phases. In phase one, 'matching option-sets' are found via filter-settings, and contained options make up list of 'matching options'. In phase two, 'matching options' may 'override' each other, based on option-set-specific prio-settings. If multiple options of same 'type' (i.e. defined in same MIB-table) are matching but have different prios then all entries that do not have highest matching prio are 'overridden' and thus not 'visible'. In a typical scenario, there is one high-prio option-set per interface with some interface-specific options plus one low-prio option-set with some default-options to be visible only if no options of same type are listed for related matching interface. Further option-type-specific requirements (e.g. if related option was listed in 'Option Request Option', see 22.7 of RFC-3315) may have an impact on whether a 'visible option' is also 'processing-relevant'.

ip6DhcpOptionSetTable
OIDNameTypeAccess
.1IdINTEGERRW
.2AdminStatusENUMD
.3DescriptionDisplayStringRW
.4PrioINTEGERRW
.5IfIndexInterfaceIndexOrZeroRW
.6ClientDUIDOCTET STRINGRW

Id
Internal identifier of this option-set.

Range: 1 to 65535

AdminStatus
Activate/deactivate/delete this option-set.

Enumerations:

  • enabled (1)
  • disabled (2)
  • delete (3)
Description
Textual description of this option-set.

Length: 0 to 255

Prio
Priority for the 'override' mechanism described above.

Range: 0 to 255

IfIndex
Optional filter-criterion: Rx-interface of processed DHCPv6-frame. A value of 0 means that any Rx-interface matches.

Range: 0 to 2147483647

ClientDUID
Optional filter-criterion: Client-DUID of processed DHCPv6-frame (see 9 and 22.2 of RFC-3315). An empty string means that any Client-DUID or even missing DUID matches.


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