ATM-DXI-MIB DEFINITIONS ::= BEGIN

        IMPORTS
        enterprises
        FROM RFC1155-SMI
        OBJECT-TYPE
        FROM RFC-1212;

        atmForum        OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { enterprises 353 }
        atmUniDxi       OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { atmForum 3 }

    -- This MIB is intended to be used in either of two scenarios.
    -- In the first scenario, the DTE acts as a proxy for the DCE(s),
    -- while, in the second scenario, the DCE contains an independent
    -- SNMP agent and responds to SNMP requests directly.
    --
    -- In both these scenarios, specific DXI interfaces are identified
    -- by a single integer-valued index.  In the first scenario, the
    -- DXI interfaces that connect directly to the DTE are identified
    -- by the DTE's corresponding value of ifIndex.  The DXI interfaces
    -- that connect to the DCE are assigned interface numbers.
    -- For example, see the figure below.
    -- In this example, the numbers 4 and 5 are assigned to those
    -- DXI interfaces that are connected to the DCE(s).  The assignment
    -- of numbers to these interfaces is implementation dependent.
    -- An SNMP management station will see these as interfaces of a
    -- special type (assigned by the IETF).
    -- In the second scenario, all the DXI interfaces correspond
    -- directly to DCE interfaces.  In this case, all corresponding
    -- instances are identified by IfIndices assigned by the DCE.

--

    -- In the UNI ATM Cell Header, the VPI/VCI fields together
    -- comprise a 24-bit field.  The eight most significant bits
    -- constitute the VPI subfield, and the least significant
    -- sixteen bits constitute the VCI subfield.  All zeros is an
    -- invalid value and on ATM interfaces is used to designate a
    -- null (or empty or unassigned) cell.  Thus the valid VPI/VCI
    -- values are in the range 1 thru 2**24-1 inclusive.  These
    -- values are used for indexing certain tables in the ATM
    -- MIB(s).

    -- The ATM Data Exchange Interface (DXI) object reflects
    -- information about an ATM DXI between an ATM DCE (e.g., a DSU)
    -- and a DTE (e.g., a Router/Host).  In particular, it contains both
    -- configuration and performance information specific to the
    -- DXI. Each DXI instance typically corresponds to several DFAs.
    -- With a 24-bit DFA, the range of valid DFA index values is
    -- 1 thru 2**24 inclusive.  Note that the 24-bit binary DFA
    -- field (with values 0 thru 2**24-1) from the DXI
    -- header must be incremented by one to yield the DFA index
    -- for accessing the tables in the MIB.  The DFA consisting of
    -- all zeros (with corresponding MIB index value of 1) is
    -- reserved for the DXI Local Management Interface (LMI) with
    -- the ATM DTE.

        Dfa ::= INTEGER (1..16777215)
    -- *** For the DCEs, the mapping between the DXI
    -- *** DFA and the ATM VPI/VCI is fixed.  The LMI DFA has no
    -- *** corresponding VPI/VCI. (Refer to Annex A for the bit mapping.)

        atmDxi  OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { atmUniDxi 2 }

        ---
        --- This table is mandatory if supporting ATM DXI.
        ---

        atmDxiConfTable   OBJECT-TYPE
        SYNTAX  SEQUENCE OF AtmDxiConfEntry
        ACCESS  not-accessible
        STATUS  mandatory
        DESCRIPTION
        "This table contains
        ATM DXI configuration information
        including information on the mode supported
        across the DXI."
        ::= { atmDxi 2 }

        atmDxiConfEntry  OBJECT-TYPE
        SYNTAX    AtmDxiConfEntry
        ACCESS    not-accessible
        STATUS    mandatory
        DESCRIPTION
        "This list contains ATM DXI configuration information."
        INDEX    { atmDxiConfIfIndex }
        ::= { atmDxiConfTable 1 }

        AtmDxiConfEntry  ::=
        SEQUENCE {
        atmDxiConfIfIndex
        INTEGER,
        atmDxiConfMode
        INTEGER
        }

        atmDxiConfIfIndex  OBJECT-TYPE
        SYNTAX    INTEGER
        ACCESS    read-only
        STATUS    mandatory
        DESCRIPTION
        "The value of this object identifies, for SNMP, the ATM DXI
        interface for which this entry contains management information.
        This is the same value as used to identify the IfEntry describing
        the DCE interface.  Management uses and expects this value.  In
        the proxy mode of operation, the DCE always treats this as 0, but
        preserves it in its response to the DTE.  0, the DXI value, means
        the interface over which the DXI LMI request was received."
        ::= { atmDxiConfEntry 2 }

        atmDxiConfMode OBJECT-TYPE
        SYNTAX    INTEGER {
        mode1a  (1),
        mode1b  (2),
        mode2   (3)
        }
        ACCESS  read-write
        STATUS  mandatory
        DESCRIPTION
        "This object identifies the dxi mode being
        used at the atm dxi port."
        ::= { atmDxiConfEntry 3 }

        atmDxiDFAConfTable  OBJECT-TYPE
        SYNTAX  SEQUENCE OF AtmDxiDFAConfEntry
        ACCESS  not-accessible
        STATUS  mandatory
        DESCRIPTION
        "This table contains configuration information about
        a particular DFA."
        ::= { atmDxi 3 }

        atmDxiDFAConfEntry  OBJECT-TYPE
        SYNTAX    AtmDxiDFAConfEntry
        ACCESS    not-accessible
        STATUS    mandatory
        DESCRIPTION
        "This list contains ATM DXI DFA configuration
        information."
        INDEX    { atmDxiDFAConfIfIndex, atmDxiDFAConfDfaIndex }
        ::= { atmDxiDFAConfTable 1 }

        AtmDxiDFAConfEntry  ::=
        SEQUENCE {
        atmDxiDFAConfIfIndex
        INTEGER,
        atmDxiDFAConfDfaIndex
        Dfa,
        atmDxiDFAConfAALType
        INTEGER
        }

        atmDxiDFAConfIfIndex   OBJECT-TYPE
        SYNTAX    INTEGER
        ACCESS    read-only
        STATUS    mandatory
        DESCRIPTION
        "The value of this object identifies, for SNMP, the ATM DXI
        interface for which this entry contains management information.
        This is the same value as used to identify the IfEntry describing
        the DCE interface.  Management uses and expects this value.  In
        the proxy mode of operation, the DCE always treats this as 0, but
        preserves it in its response to the DTE.  0, the DXI value, means
        the interface over which the DXI LMI request was received."
        ::= { atmDxiDFAConfEntry 1 }

        atmDxiDFAConfDfaIndex   OBJECT-TYPE
        SYNTAX  Dfa
        ACCESS  read-only
        STATUS  mandatory
        DESCRIPTION
        "This object identifies the DFA instance on the DXI
        identified by atmDxiDFAConfIfIndex."
        ::= { atmDxiDFAConfEntry 2 }

        atmDxiDFAConfAALType OBJECT-TYPE
        SYNTAX    INTEGER {
        unknown (1),
        none    (2),
        aal34   (3),
        aal5    (4)
        }
        ACCESS  read-write
        STATUS  mandatory
        DESCRIPTION
        "This object identifies the AAL type supported at this DFA.
        Note, if mode 2 is supported on the DXI identified by the
        corresponding instance of atmDxiDFAConfIfIndex and that
        instance of atmDxiDFAConfIfIndex identifies the DCE side
        of the DXI, then this object contains the AAL Type being
        run on the corresponding VPI/VCI on the corresponding ATM UNI
        interface."
        ::= { atmDxiDFAConfEntry 3 }

        --  The following definition is for use only in Trap PDUs

        atmDxiEnterprise  OBJECT-TYPE
        SYNTAX  OBJECT IDENTIFIER
        ACCESS  not-accessible
        STATUS  mandatory
        DESCRIPTION
        "This object is included as the first ID-Value pair
        in a Trap PDU for which the Generic Trap Type field
        has the value 'enterpriseSpecific'.  The value of the
        object identifies the enterprise under whose authority
        the value of the Enterprise Trap Type field is defined."
        ::= { atmDxi 4 }


        -- End of definitions for ATM DXI-MIB
 END