1-- *******************************************************************
2-- CISCO-DOT11-ASSOCIATION-MIB.my:
3-- CISCO DOT11 ASSOCIATION MIB file
4--
5-- April 2002, Francis Pang
6--
7-- Copyright (c) 2002-2005, 2006-2007, 2016 by Cisco Systems Inc.
8-- All rights reserved.
9-- ******************************************************************
10
11CISCO-DOT11-ASSOCIATION-MIB DEFINITIONS ::= BEGIN
12
13IMPORTS
14    MODULE-IDENTITY,
15    OBJECT-TYPE,
16    Gauge32,
17    Counter32,
18    Integer32,
19    Unsigned32,
20    NOTIFICATION-TYPE
21        FROM SNMPv2-SMI
22    MODULE-COMPLIANCE,
23    OBJECT-GROUP
24        FROM SNMPv2-CONF
25    TEXTUAL-CONVENTION,
26    MacAddress,
27    TruthValue
28        FROM SNMPv2-TC
29    ifIndex,
30    InterfaceIndex
31        FROM IF-MIB
32    InetAddressType,
33    InetAddress
34        FROM INET-ADDRESS-MIB
35    SnmpAdminString
36        FROM SNMP-FRAMEWORK-MIB
37    cd11IfAuxSsid,
38    CDot11IfVlanIdOrZero,
39    CDot11IfCipherType
40        FROM CISCO-DOT11-IF-MIB
41    ciscoMgmt
42        FROM CISCO-SMI;
43
44
45-- ********************************************************************
46-- *  MODULE IDENTITY
47-- ********************************************************************
48
49ciscoDot11AssociationMIB MODULE-IDENTITY
50    LAST-UPDATED    "201612060000Z"
51    ORGANIZATION    "Cisco Systems Inc."
52    CONTACT-INFO
53            "Cisco Systems
54            Customer Service
55
56            Postal: 170 West Tasman Drive,
57            San Jose CA 95134-1706.
58            USA
59
60            Tel: +1 800 553-NETS
61
62            E-mail: cs-dot11@cisco.com"
63    DESCRIPTION
64        "This MIB module provides network management
65        information on IEEE 802.11 wireless device
66        association management and data packet forwarding
67        configuration and statistics.  This MIB is an
68        extension to the IEEE802dot11-MIB and provides
69        per client based information.
70
71        The IEEE802dot11-MIB is defined in the IEEE Std
72        802.11-Jan 14 1999, Wireless LAN Medium Access
73        Control and Physical Layer Specifications, by the
74        LAN MAN Standards Committee of the IEEE Computer
75        Society.
76
77
78                  GLOSSARY and ACRONYMS
79
80
81        Access point (AP)
82            Transmitter/receiver (transceiver) device
83            that commonly connects and transports data
84            between a wireless network and a wired network.
85
86        AES
87            Advanced Encryption Standard
88
89        Association
90            The service used to establish access point
91            or station mapping and enable STA invocation
92            of the distribution system serivces.
93            (Wireless clients attempt to connect to
94            access points.)
95
96        Bridge
97            Device that connects two or more segments
98            and reduces traffic by analyzing the
99            destination address, filtering the frame,
100            and forwarding the frame to all connected
101            segments.
102
103        Bridge AP
104            It is an AP that functions as a transparent
105            bridge between 2 wired LAN segments.
106
107        Bridge Host
108            This is also known as Work Group Bridge.  This
109            is a non-root bridge that is connected to a
110            remote LAN segment and will only communicate
111            with repeaters or root bridges.  It does not
112            accept association from other wireless devices.
113
114        BSS
115            IEEE 802.11 Basic Service Set (Radio Cell).  The
116            BSS of an AP comprises of the stations directly
117            associated with the AP.
118
119        CCX
120            Cisco Compatible eXtensions
121
122            A set of specifications which when implemented
123            would make a client radio interoperable with a
124            Cisco WLAN infrastructure and make best use of the
125            innovations for enhanced security, mobility,
126            quality of service and network management.
127
128        CCMP
129            Code Mode/CBC Mac Protocol
130
131        Client (Client Station)
132            A wireless device in a wireless network
133            associated with an access point.
134
135        Direct Sequence Spread Sprectrum ( DSSS )
136
137            DSSS is a method to send data where the
138            transmitting and receiving systems operate at
139            frequencies as wide as 22MHz.  The wide channels
140            help the participating systems to send more
141            information at higher data rates than the FSSS
142            systems.
143
144        EAP
145            Extensible Authentication Protocol
146
147        EAP-TLS
148            Extensible Authentication Protocol-Transport
149            Layer Security
150
151        Frequency Hopping Spread Spectrum ( FSSS )
152
153            FSSS systems hop from one frequency to another in
154            the allowed band of frequencies during the data
155            transmission.  83 MHz is specified as the allowed
156            band of frequencies in the 2.4 GHz spectrum.
157
158        IEEE 802.11
159            Standard to encourage interoperability among
160            wireless networking equipment.
161
162        IEEE 802.11b
163
164            The IEEE 802.11b standard describes DSSS systems
165            that operate in the 2.4 GHz ISM band at data
166            rates of 1, 2, 5,5 and 11 Mbps.
167
168        IEEE 802.11a
169
170            The IEEE 802.11a standard describes wireless LAN
171            operation in the 5 GHz UNII band at data rates
172            of 6, 9, 12, 18, 24, 36, 48 and 54 Mbps.
173
174        IEEE 802.11g
175
176            This standard specifies operation in 2.4 GHz ISM
177            band at data rates of 6, 9, 12, 18. 24, 36, 48 and
178            54 Mbps.
179
180        Industrial, Scientific and Medical band (ISM)
181
182            A license-free band specified by the Federal
183            Communications Commission for use by the wireless
184            LAN systems.  The ISM bands are located starting
185            at 902 MHz, 2.4GHz and 5.8 GHz.
186
187        MIC
188            Message Integrity Check.  A MIC can, optionally,
189            be added to WEP-encrypted 802.11 frames.
190
191        Non-Root Bridge
192            This wireless bridge does not connect to the main
193            wired LAN segment.  It connects to a remote wired
194            LAN segment and can associate to root bridges and
195            other non-root bridges that accept client
196            associations.  It also can accept associations
197            from other non-root bridges, repeater access
198            points, and client devices.
199
200        PCI
201            Peripheral Component Interconnect
202
203            A local bus standard developed by Intel
204            Corporation. Most modern PCs include a PCI bus.
205            PCI is a 64-bit bus, though it is usually
206            implemented as a 32-bit bus. It can run at clock
207            speeds of 33 or 66 MHz. At 32 bits and 33 MHz, it
208            yields a throughput rate of 133 MBps.
209
210        Repeater
211            Device that connects multiple segments, listening
212            to each and repeating signal on one to every other
213            connected one; regenerates each transmission
214            so that it can travel farther.
215
216        Repeater or Non-root Access Point
217            The repeater access point is not connected
218            to the wired LAN.  The Repeater is a wireless
219            LAN transceiver that transfers data between
220            a client and another access point, another
221            repeater, or between two bridges.  The repeater
222            is placed within radio range of an access point
223            connected to the wired LAN, another repeater, or
224            an non-root bridge to extend the range of the
225            infrastructure.
226
227        Root Access Point
228            This access point connects clients to the main
229            wired LAN.
230
231        Root Wireless Bridge
232            This wireless bridge is connected to the main
233            wired LAN.  This wireless bridge can communicate
234            with non-root wireless bridges, repeater access
235            points, and client devices but not with another
236            wireless root bridge.  Only one wireless bridge
237            in a wireless LAN can be set as the wireless
238            root bridge.
239
240        SSID
241            Radio Service Set ID.  It is used for identification
242            during association.
243
244        STA (WSTA)
245            A non-AP 802.11 wireless station.
246
247        TKIP
248            WPA Temporal Key encryption.
249
250        Unlicensed National Information Infrastucture (UNII)
251
252            The UNII bands are in the 5 GHz range and are 100
253            MHz wide.  These bands are used by 802.11a-compliant
254            devices.
255
256        WEP
257            Wired Equivalent Privacy.  'WEP' is generally used
258            to refer to 802.11 encryption.
259
260        WPA
261            WiFi Protected Access
262
263        Work Group Bridges (WGB)
264            See bridge host."
265    REVISION        "201612060000Z"
266    DESCRIPTION
267        "Added ciscoDot11StationStatusTrap to
268        indicate wireless client status change
269        like associate to AP or disassociate
270        from AP"
271    REVISION        "200701050000Z"
272    DESCRIPTION
273        "The changes made are as follows.
274
275        - Added more explanations on the kind of entries
276          populated for cDot11ClientConfigInfoTable, on
277          infrastructure clients like repeaters, non-root
278          bridges and workgroup bridges.
279
280        - Added cDot11ClientNewKeyManagement object
281          to the cDot11ClientConfigInfoTable."
282    REVISION        "200606120000Z"
283    DESCRIPTION
284        "The changes made are as follows.
285
286        - Added the following enumerations to
287          CDot11ClientRadioType.
288
289          - 'cb21ag'
290          - 'ccxClient'
291          - 'unknown'
292
293        -  Added 'unknown' to CDot11ClientDevType.
294
295        -  Added cDot11ClientDevObjectID to
296           cDot11ClientConfigInfoTable."
297    REVISION        "200503080000Z"
298    DESCRIPTION
299        "Updated CDot11ClientDevType to include a new device
300        type. Updated CDot11ClientRadioType to include new
301        radio types."
302    REVISION        "200411280000Z"
303    DESCRIPTION
304        "Correct spelling of CDot11AuthenicationMethod to
305        CDot11AuthenticationMethod."
306    REVISION        "200410180000Z"
307    DESCRIPTION
308        "Added new client VLAN, sub-interface ifIndex, key
309        management type, authentication type, and cipher
310        type information."
311    REVISION        "200402190000Z"
312    DESCRIPTION
313        "Added new cd11IfCipherStatsTable for radio interface
314        AES, TKIP, and security tempering attempts statistics."
315    REVISION        "200307270000Z"
316    DESCRIPTION
317        "Added new IEEE 802.11g radio type to
318        CDot11ClientRadioType and new AP device type to
319        CDot11ClientDevType."
320    REVISION        "200304110000Z"
321    DESCRIPTION
322        "Added new objects for client software version, IP
323        address, name, and association or authentication state."
324    REVISION        "200301290000Z"
325    DESCRIPTION
326        "Added new 5GHz radio type to CDot11ClientRadioType
327        and new client types to CDot11ClientDevType."
328    REVISION        "200207150000Z"
329    DESCRIPTION
330        "Corrected the unit of cDot11ClientBytesReceived."
331    REVISION        "200204170000Z"
332    DESCRIPTION
333        "Added a new index cd11IfAuxSsid and a new object
334        cDot11ClientParentAddress to the
335        cDot11ClientConfigInfoTable."
336    REVISION        "200203060000Z"
337    DESCRIPTION
338        "Initial version of this MIB module."
339    ::= { ciscoMgmt 273 }
340
341
342ciscoDot11AssocMIBObjects  OBJECT IDENTIFIER
343    ::= { ciscoDot11AssociationMIB 1 }
344
345cDot11AssociationGlobal  OBJECT IDENTIFIER
346    ::= { ciscoDot11AssocMIBObjects 1 }
347
348cDot11ClientConfiguration  OBJECT IDENTIFIER
349    ::= { ciscoDot11AssocMIBObjects 2 }
350
351cDot11ClientStatistics  OBJECT IDENTIFIER
352    ::= { ciscoDot11AssocMIBObjects 3 }
353
354ciscoDot11StationTraps  OBJECT IDENTIFIER
355    ::= { ciscoDot11AssocMIBObjects 4 }
356
357
358-- Textual Conventions
359
360CDot11ClientRoleClassType ::= TEXTUAL-CONVENTION
361    STATUS          current
362    DESCRIPTION
363        "This defines the type of role of a wireless device.
364        The device types are:
365            clientStation(0)  - client station,
366            repeater(1)       - repeater access point,
367            accessPoint(2)    - access point,
368            bridgeHost(3)     - bridge host (WGB),
369            bridge(4)         - bridge,
370            bridgeRoot(5)     - root bridge
371            ethernetClient(6) - Ethernet client through WGB."
372    SYNTAX          INTEGER  {
373                        clientStation(0),
374                        repeater(1),
375                        accessPoint(2),
376                        bridgeHost(3),
377                        bridge(4),
378                        bridgeRoot(5),
379                        ethernetClient(6)
380                    }
381
382CDot11ClientDevType ::= TEXTUAL-CONVENTION
383    STATUS          current
384    DESCRIPTION
385        "This defines the classifications of wireless client
386        device.  The devices are classified by their Ethernet
387        connection, serial connection, and the type of radio
388        it uses.  The device classifications are:
389            unknown(1)              - unknown,
390            ethernetAP(76)          - Ethernet access point,
391            ethernetBridge(77)      - Ethernet bridge,
392            pc3000Client(84)        - client with a 3000 radio,
393            serialUC(85)            - serial port universal
394                                      client,
395            ethernetUC(86)          - Ethernet universal
396                                      client,
397            pc3500Client(101)       - client with a 5300 radio,
398            pc4500Client(102)       - client with a 4500 radio,
399            generic80211Client(104) - client of an unknown
400                                      radio type and non-Cisco
401                                      device,
402            pc4800Client(109)       - client with a 4800 radio,
403            pc3100Client(110)       - client with a 3100 radio,
404            mc(111)                 - multiple client Ethernet,
405                                      universal client,
406            ethernetClient(112)     - Ethernet client of a WGB,
407            pc4800bClient(117)      - client with a 4800b radio,
408            wgbNoDiversity(123)     - WGB with one antenna,
409            wgb(124)                - WGB with two antennas,
410            series350Client(127)    - client with 350 series
411                                      radio,
412            series370Client(128)    - client with 370 series
413                                      dot11A radio,
414            c1100SeriesAP(129)      - Cisco 1100 series AP,
415            c1410SeriesBridge(130)  - Cisco 1410 series bridge,
416            c1200SeriesAP(132)      - Cisco 1200 series AP,
417            mp2xClient(133)         - client with MP2x IEEE
418                                      802.11g radio,
419            c350SeriesAP(134)       - Cisco IOS 350 series AP,
420            cb21agClient(135)       - Cisco CB21AG/PI21AG
421                                      IEEE 802.lla/b/g client,
422            radioKodiak(136)        - Cisco IEEE 802.11a
423                                      AIR-RM21A-x-K9 and
424                                      AIR-RM22A-x-K9 radio,
425            c1130SeriesAP(137)      - Cisco 1130 series AP,
426            c1310SeriesBridge(138)  - Cisco 1310 series bridge,
427            c7920phone(139)         - Cisco 7920 series phone,
428            c1240SeriesAP(140)      - Cisco 1240 series AP."
429    SYNTAX          INTEGER  {
430                        unknown(1),
431                        ethernetAP(76),
432                        ethernetBridge(77),
433                        pc3000Client(84),
434                        serialUC(85),
435                        ethernetUC(86),
436                        pc3500Client(101),
437                        pc4500Client(102),
438                        generic80211Client(104),
439                        pc4800Client(109),
440                        pc3100Client(110),
441                        mc(111),
442                        ethernetClient(112),
443                        pc4800bClient(117),
444                        wgbNoDiversity(123),
445                        wgb(124),
446                        series350Client(127),
447                        series370Client(128),
448                        c1100SeriesAP(129),
449                        c1410SeriesBridge(130),
450                        c1200SeriesAP(132),
451                        mp2xClient(133),
452                        c350SeriesAP(134),
453                        cb21agClient(135),
454                        radioKodiak(136),
455                        c1130SeriesAP(137),
456                        c1310SeriesBridge(138),
457                        c7920phone(139),
458                        c1240SeriesAP(140)
459                    }
460
461CDot11ClientRadioType ::= TEXTUAL-CONVENTION
462    STATUS          current
463    DESCRIPTION
464        "This defines the radio classifications of wireless
465        stations.  It indicates the model number of the radio
466        in the remote unit.  The radio classifications are:
467            unknown(1)     - unknown,
468            ccxClient(2)   - CCX-compatible radio,
469            pc3500(3)      - Cisco 3500 radio,
470            pc3000(4)      - Cisco 3000 radio,
471            pc4500(6)      - Cisco 4500 radio,
472            pc4800(12)     - Cisco 4800 radio,
473            pc3100(13)     - Cisco 3100 radio,
474            series340(33)  - Cisco 340 series radio,
475            series350(34)  - Cisco 350 series radio,
476            series370(35)  - Cisco 370 series dot11A radio,
477            bridge1410(36) - Cisco 1410 bridge 5GHz radio,
478            mp2xSeries(37) - Cisco 11g MP2x series radio,
479            rm2xSeries(38) - Cisco 11a RM2x series radio,
480            rm2gSeries(39) - Cisco 11g RM2x series radio,
481            mp2xMAR(40)    - Cisco 3210 MAR 11g MP2x radio,
482            cb21ag(46)     - Cisco CB21AG/PI21AG
483                             IEEE 802.11a/b/g radio."
484    SYNTAX          INTEGER  {
485                        unknown(1),
486                        ccxClient(2),
487                        pc3500(3),
488                        pc3000(4),
489                        pc4500(6),
490                        pc4800(12),
491                        pc3100(13),
492                        series340(33),
493                        series350(34),
494                        series370(35),
495                        bridge1410(36),
496                        mp2xSeries(37),
497                        rm2xSeries(38),
498                        rm2gSeries(39),
499                        mp2xMAR(40),
500                        cb21ag(46)
501                    }
502
503CDot11AuthenticationMethod ::= TEXTUAL-CONVENTION
504    STATUS          current
505    DESCRIPTION
506        "These are the IEEE 802.11 supported
507        authentication methods for wireless devices:
508            open(1)         - Open System
509            sharedKey(2)    - Shared Key
510            networkEap(129) - Network EAP."
511
512    REFERENCE
513        "IEEE Std 802.11-Jan 14 1999, Wireless LAN Medium
514        Access Control and Physical Layer Specifications,
515        LAN MAN Standards Committee of the IEEE Computer
516        Society, IEEE802dot11-MIB,
517        dot11AuthenticationAlgorithm."
518    SYNTAX          INTEGER  {
519                        open(1),
520                        sharedKey(2),
521                        networkEap(129)
522                    }
523
524CDot11AdditionalAuthenMethod ::= TEXTUAL-CONVENTION
525    STATUS          current
526    DESCRIPTION
527        "These are the additional authentications that can
528        be performed after IEEE 802.11 Open System or Shared
529        Key authentication is completed successfully:
530            mac(0) - MAC address authentication
531            eap(1) - EAP authentication."
532    SYNTAX          BITS {
533                        mac(0),
534                        eap(1)
535                    }
536
537CDot11Dot1xAuthenMethod ::= TEXTUAL-CONVENTION
538    STATUS          current
539    DESCRIPTION
540        "These are the IEEE 802.1x authentication methods
541        performed between the IEEE 802.11 wireless clients
542        and the authentication server.  Depending on the
543        server and client configuration, more than one
544        authentication methods can be performed for any
545        IEEE 802.11 association.  The IEEE 802.1x
546        authentication methods are:
547            md5(0)     - Message-digest algorithm
548            leap(1)    - Cisco Light-weight EAP
549            peap(2)    - Protected EAP
550            eapTls(3)  - EAP Transport Layer Security
551            eapSim(4)  - EAP Enhanced GSM Authentication
552            eapFast(5) - Cisco EAP Fast."
553    SYNTAX          BITS {
554                        md5(0),
555                        leap(1),
556                        peap(2),
557                        eapTls(3),
558                        eapSim(4),
559                        eapFast(5)
560                    }
561
562CDot11KeyManagementMethod ::= TEXTUAL-CONVENTION
563    STATUS          deprecated
564    DESCRIPTION
565        "These are the encryption key management methods
566        for IEEE 802.11 wireless frame encryption. The key
567        management methods are:
568            wpa(0)   - Wi-Fi Protected Access
569            cckm(1)  - Cisco proprietary key management."
570    SYNTAX          BITS {
571                        wpa(0),
572                        cckm(1)
573                    }
574
575CDot11NewKeyManagementMethod ::= TEXTUAL-CONVENTION
576    STATUS          current
577    DESCRIPTION
578        "These are the encryption key management methods
579        for IEEE 802.11 wireless frame encryption. The key
580        management methods are:
581            cckm(0)  - Cisco proprietary key management
582            wpa1(1)  - Wi-Fi Protected Access version 1
583            wpa2(2)  - Wi-Fi Protected Access version 2."
584    SYNTAX          BITS {
585                        cckm(0),
586                        wpa1(1),
587                        wpa2(2)
588                    }
589-- ********************************************************************
590-- *  dot11 association global parameters
591-- ********************************************************************
592
593ciscoDot11StationInfoTable OBJECT-TYPE
594    SYNTAX          SEQUENCE OF CiscoDot11StationInfoEntry
595    MAX-ACCESS      not-accessible
596    STATUS          current
597    DESCRIPTION
598        "Station Information parameters."
599    ::= { ciscoDot11AssocMIBObjects 5 }
600
601ciscoDot11StationInfoEntry OBJECT-TYPE
602    SYNTAX          CiscoDot11StationInfoEntry
603    MAX-ACCESS      not-accessible
604    STATUS          current
605    DESCRIPTION
606        "Status and parameter values for the wireless client."
607    INDEX           { ifIndex }
608    ::= { ciscoDot11StationInfoTable 1 }
609
610CiscoDot11StationInfoEntry ::= SEQUENCE {
611		clientMacAddr			MacAddress,
612		clientDeviceType		CDot11ClientRoleClassType,
613		clientDeviceName		SnmpAdminString,
614        clientIpv4Address    	InetAddress,
615        clientIpv6Address    	InetAddress,
616        apMacAddr				MacAddress,
617        apIpv4Address        	InetAddress,
618        apIpv6Address        	InetAddress,
619        clientStationState   	INTEGER,
620        clientDisassocReasonStr SnmpAdminString
621}
622
623clientMacAddr OBJECT-TYPE
624    SYNTAX          MacAddress
625    MAX-ACCESS      accessible-for-notify
626    STATUS          current
627    DESCRIPTION
628        "Indicates wireless client mac address."
629    ::= { ciscoDot11StationInfoEntry 1 }
630
631clientDeviceType OBJECT-TYPE
632    SYNTAX          CDot11ClientRoleClassType
633    MAX-ACCESS      accessible-for-notify
634    STATUS          current
635    DESCRIPTION
636        "Indicates wireless client device type.
637        possible types are client, ethernet, AP,
638        Bridge, Repeater, WGB"
639    ::= { ciscoDot11StationInfoEntry 2 }
640
641clientDeviceName OBJECT-TYPE
642    SYNTAX          SnmpAdminString
643    MAX-ACCESS      accessible-for-notify
644    STATUS          current
645    DESCRIPTION
646        "Indicates Cisco IOS device hostname ."
647    ::= { ciscoDot11StationInfoEntry 3 }
648
649clientIpv4Address OBJECT-TYPE
650    SYNTAX          InetAddress
651    MAX-ACCESS      accessible-for-notify
652    STATUS          current
653    DESCRIPTION
654        "Indicates wireless client IPv4 address."
655    ::= { ciscoDot11StationInfoEntry 4 }
656
657clientIpv6Address OBJECT-TYPE
658    SYNTAX          InetAddress
659    MAX-ACCESS      accessible-for-notify
660    STATUS          current
661    DESCRIPTION
662        "Indicates wireless client IPv6 address."
663    ::= { ciscoDot11StationInfoEntry 5 }
664
665apMacAddr OBJECT-TYPE
666    SYNTAX          InetAddress
667    MAX-ACCESS      accessible-for-notify
668    STATUS          current
669    DESCRIPTION
670        "Indicates AP mac address which client associated."
671    ::= { ciscoDot11StationInfoEntry 6 }
672
673apIpv4Address OBJECT-TYPE
674    SYNTAX          InetAddress
675    MAX-ACCESS      accessible-for-notify
676    STATUS          current
677    DESCRIPTION
678        "Indicates AP IPv4 address that wireless client associates."
679    ::= { ciscoDot11StationInfoEntry 7 }
680
681apIpv6Address OBJECT-TYPE
682    SYNTAX          InetAddress
683    MAX-ACCESS      accessible-for-notify
684    STATUS          current
685    DESCRIPTION
686        "Indicates AP IPv6 address that wireless client associates."
687    ::= { ciscoDot11StationInfoEntry 8 }
688
689clientStationState OBJECT-TYPE
690    SYNTAX          INTEGER {
691                        associated(1),
692                        disAssociated(2),
693                        run(3)
694                    }
695    MAX-ACCESS      accessible-for-notify
696    STATUS          current
697    DESCRIPTION
698        "This object indicates the state of the authentication
699        and association process between the two parties:
700        associated(1) - client associates to AP
701        disAssociated(2) - client disassociates to AP
702        run(3) - client passes authentication and gets IP address"
703   ::= { ciscoDot11StationInfoEntry 9 }
704
705clientDisassocReasonStr OBJECT-TYPE
706    SYNTAX          SnmpAdminString
707    MAX-ACCESS      accessible-for-notify
708    STATUS          current
709    DESCRIPTION
710        "This attribute holds the most recently
711        transmitted Reason in a Disassociation frame."
712    ::= { ciscoDot11StationInfoEntry 10 }
713
714
715
716ciscoDot11StationStatusTrap NOTIFICATION-TYPE
717    OBJECTS         {
718                        ifIndex,
719                        clientMacAddr,
720                        clientDeviceType,
721                        clientDeviceName,
722                        clientIpv4Address,
723                        clientIpv6Address,
724                        apMacAddr,
725                        apIpv4Address,
726                        apIpv6Address,
727                        clientStationState,
728                        clientDisassocReasonStr
729                    }
730    STATUS          current
731    DESCRIPTION
732        "ciscoDot11StationStatusTrap is generated when wireless client
733        status change :
734        1. associate to AP
735        2. disassociate from AP
736        3. run state : client passes authentication and gets IP address"
737   ::= { ciscoDot11StationTraps 1 }
738
739cDot11ParentAddress OBJECT-TYPE
740    SYNTAX          MacAddress
741    MAX-ACCESS      read-only
742    STATUS          current
743    DESCRIPTION
744        "This is the MAC address of the parent access point
745        or root bridge for this device.  The value is zero
746        if this is a root access point or bridge."
747    ::= { cDot11AssociationGlobal 1 }
748
749cDot11ActiveDevicesTable OBJECT-TYPE
750    SYNTAX          SEQUENCE OF CDot11ActiveDevicesEntry
751    MAX-ACCESS      not-accessible
752    STATUS          current
753    DESCRIPTION
754        "This table contains the list of active devices
755        currently associated with this device on each of
756        the IEEE 802.11 interfaces.  This table has a
757        sparse dependent relationship on the ifTable."
758    ::= { cDot11AssociationGlobal 2 }
759
760cDot11ActiveDevicesEntry OBJECT-TYPE
761    SYNTAX          CDot11ActiveDevicesEntry
762    MAX-ACCESS      not-accessible
763    STATUS          current
764    DESCRIPTION
765        "An entry represents a currently active device
766        associated with this device.  These active devices
767        include: wireless clients, repeaters, and bridges."
768    INDEX           { ifIndex }
769    ::= { cDot11ActiveDevicesTable 1 }
770
771CDot11ActiveDevicesEntry ::= SEQUENCE {
772        cDot11ActiveWirelessClients Gauge32,
773        cDot11ActiveBridges         Gauge32,
774        cDot11ActiveRepeaters       Gauge32
775}
776
777cDot11ActiveWirelessClients OBJECT-TYPE
778    SYNTAX          Gauge32 (0..2007)
779    UNITS           "Device"
780    MAX-ACCESS      read-only
781    STATUS          current
782    DESCRIPTION
783        "This is the number of wireless clients
784        currently associating with this device on this
785        interface."
786    ::= { cDot11ActiveDevicesEntry 1 }
787
788cDot11ActiveBridges OBJECT-TYPE
789    SYNTAX          Gauge32 (0..2007)
790    UNITS           "Device"
791    MAX-ACCESS      read-only
792    STATUS          current
793    DESCRIPTION
794        "This is the number of bridges currently
795        associating with this device on this interface."
796    ::= { cDot11ActiveDevicesEntry 2 }
797
798cDot11ActiveRepeaters OBJECT-TYPE
799    SYNTAX          Gauge32 (0..2007)
800    UNITS           "Device"
801    MAX-ACCESS      read-only
802    STATUS          current
803    DESCRIPTION
804        "This is the number of repeaters currently
805        associating with this device on this interface."
806    ::= { cDot11ActiveDevicesEntry 3 }
807
808
809
810cDot11AssociationStatsTable OBJECT-TYPE
811    SYNTAX          SEQUENCE OF CDot11AssociationStatsEntry
812    MAX-ACCESS      not-accessible
813    STATUS          current
814    DESCRIPTION
815        "This table contains statistics for various
816        devices associated with this device on each
817        of the IEEE 802.11 interfaces since it was
818        last re-started.  These devices include: wireless
819        clients, repeaters, and bridges.  This table has
820        a sparse dependent relationship on the ifTable."
821    ::= { cDot11AssociationGlobal 3 }
822
823cDot11AssociationStatsEntry OBJECT-TYPE
824    SYNTAX          CDot11AssociationStatsEntry
825    MAX-ACCESS      not-accessible
826    STATUS          current
827    DESCRIPTION
828        "Each entry provides association statistics of
829        various devices interacting with this device on
830        each of the IEEE 802.11 interfaces."
831    INDEX           { ifIndex }
832    ::= { cDot11AssociationStatsTable 1 }
833
834CDot11AssociationStatsEntry ::= SEQUENCE {
835        cDot11AssStatsAssociated      Counter32,
836        cDot11AssStatsAuthenticated   Counter32,
837        cDot11AssStatsRoamedIn        Counter32,
838        cDot11AssStatsRoamedAway      Counter32,
839        cDot11AssStatsDeauthenticated Counter32,
840        cDot11AssStatsDisassociated   Counter32
841}
842
843cDot11AssStatsAssociated OBJECT-TYPE
844    SYNTAX          Counter32
845    UNITS           "client"
846    MAX-ACCESS      read-only
847    STATUS          current
848    DESCRIPTION
849        "This object counts the number of stations
850        associated with this device on this interface
851        since device re-started."
852    ::= { cDot11AssociationStatsEntry 1 }
853
854cDot11AssStatsAuthenticated OBJECT-TYPE
855    SYNTAX          Counter32
856    UNITS           "client"
857    MAX-ACCESS      read-only
858    STATUS          current
859    DESCRIPTION
860        "This object counts the number of stations
861        authenticated with this device on this interface
862        since device re-started."
863    ::= { cDot11AssociationStatsEntry 2 }
864
865cDot11AssStatsRoamedIn OBJECT-TYPE
866    SYNTAX          Counter32
867    UNITS           "client"
868    MAX-ACCESS      read-only
869    STATUS          current
870    DESCRIPTION
871        "This object counts the number of stations
872        roamed from another device to this device on
873        this interface since device re-started."
874    ::= { cDot11AssociationStatsEntry 3 }
875
876cDot11AssStatsRoamedAway OBJECT-TYPE
877    SYNTAX          Counter32
878    UNITS           "client"
879    MAX-ACCESS      read-only
880    STATUS          current
881    DESCRIPTION
882        "This object counts the number of stations
883        roamed away from this device on this interface
884        since device re-started."
885    ::= { cDot11AssociationStatsEntry 4 }
886
887cDot11AssStatsDeauthenticated OBJECT-TYPE
888    SYNTAX          Counter32
889    UNITS           "client"
890    MAX-ACCESS      read-only
891    STATUS          current
892    DESCRIPTION
893        "This object counts the number of stations
894        deauthenticated with this device on this
895        interface since device re-started."
896    ::= { cDot11AssociationStatsEntry 5 }
897
898cDot11AssStatsDisassociated OBJECT-TYPE
899    SYNTAX          Counter32
900    UNITS           "client"
901    MAX-ACCESS      read-only
902    STATUS          current
903    DESCRIPTION
904        "This object counts the number of stations
905        disassociated with this device on this
906        interface since device re-started."
907    ::= { cDot11AssociationStatsEntry 6 }
908
909
910
911cd11IfCipherStatsTable OBJECT-TYPE
912    SYNTAX          SEQUENCE OF Cd11IfCipherStatsEntry
913    MAX-ACCESS      not-accessible
914    STATUS          current
915    DESCRIPTION
916        "This table includes AES, TKIP, and security tempering
917        attempts statistics collected by the IEEE 802.11 radio
918        interfaces and system management.  This table has a
919        sparse dependent relationship on the ifTable.  For
920        each entry in this table, there exists an entry in the
921        ifTable of ifType ieee80211(71)."
922    ::= { cDot11AssociationGlobal 4 }
923
924cd11IfCipherStatsEntry OBJECT-TYPE
925    SYNTAX          Cd11IfCipherStatsEntry
926    MAX-ACCESS      not-accessible
927    STATUS          current
928    DESCRIPTION
929        "Each entry provides cipher related statistics
930        collected on each of the IEEE 802.11 interfaces."
931    INDEX           { ifIndex }
932    ::= { cd11IfCipherStatsTable 1 }
933
934Cd11IfCipherStatsEntry ::= SEQUENCE {
935        cd11IfCipherMicFailClientAddress MacAddress,
936        cd11IfCipherTkipLocalMicFailures Counter32,
937        cd11IfCipherTkipRemotMicFailures Counter32,
938        cd11IfCipherTkipCounterMeasInvok Counter32,
939        cd11IfCipherCcmpReplaysDiscarded Counter32,
940        cd11IfCipherTkipReplaysDetected  Counter32
941}
942
943cd11IfCipherMicFailClientAddress OBJECT-TYPE
944    SYNTAX          MacAddress
945    MAX-ACCESS      read-only
946    STATUS          current
947    DESCRIPTION
948        "This is MAC address of the client attached to
949        this radio interface that caused the most recent
950        MIC failure."
951    ::= { cd11IfCipherStatsEntry 1 }
952
953cd11IfCipherTkipLocalMicFailures OBJECT-TYPE
954    SYNTAX          Counter32
955    MAX-ACCESS      read-only
956    STATUS          current
957    DESCRIPTION
958        "This object counts the number of MIC failures
959        encountered on this radio interface since device
960        re-started."
961    ::= { cd11IfCipherStatsEntry 2 }
962
963cd11IfCipherTkipRemotMicFailures OBJECT-TYPE
964    SYNTAX          Counter32
965    MAX-ACCESS      read-only
966    STATUS          current
967    DESCRIPTION
968        "This object counts the number of MIC failures
969        reported by clients on this radio interface
970        since device re-started."
971    ::= { cd11IfCipherStatsEntry 3 }
972
973cd11IfCipherTkipCounterMeasInvok OBJECT-TYPE
974    SYNTAX          Counter32
975    MAX-ACCESS      read-only
976    STATUS          current
977    DESCRIPTION
978        "This object counts the number of TKIP Counter
979        Measures invoked on this interface since
980        device re-started."
981    ::= { cd11IfCipherStatsEntry 4 }
982
983cd11IfCipherCcmpReplaysDiscarded OBJECT-TYPE
984    SYNTAX          Counter32
985    MAX-ACCESS      read-only
986    STATUS          current
987    DESCRIPTION
988        "This object counts the number of received
989        unicast fragments discarded by replay mechanism
990        on this interface since device re-started."
991    ::= { cd11IfCipherStatsEntry 5 }
992
993cd11IfCipherTkipReplaysDetected OBJECT-TYPE
994    SYNTAX          Counter32
995    MAX-ACCESS      read-only
996    STATUS          current
997    DESCRIPTION
998        "This object counts the number of TKIP replay
999        errors detected on this interface since device
1000        re-started."
1001    ::= { cd11IfCipherStatsEntry 6 }
1002
1003
1004-- ********************************************************************
1005-- *  dot11 client configuration
1006-- ********************************************************************
1007
1008cDot11ClientConfigInfoTable OBJECT-TYPE
1009    SYNTAX          SEQUENCE OF CDot11ClientConfigInfoEntry
1010    MAX-ACCESS      not-accessible
1011    STATUS          current
1012    DESCRIPTION
1013        "This table contains configuration information of
1014        client devices.  Entries on this table are created
1015        by the device radio driver when clients establish
1016        association with the device.  Entries are removed
1017        when clients disassociate with the device.  These
1018        clients include: wireless clients, repeaters,
1019        and bridges.  On Infrastructure clients like
1020        repeaters, non-root bridges and workgroup bridges,
1021        this table also has an entry for the parent device
1022        they are associated to."
1023    ::= { cDot11ClientConfiguration 1 }
1024
1025cDot11ClientConfigInfoEntry OBJECT-TYPE
1026    SYNTAX          CDot11ClientConfigInfoEntry
1027    MAX-ACCESS      not-accessible
1028    STATUS          current
1029    DESCRIPTION
1030        "Each entry is the device specification of a client
1031        of this device on the IEEE 802.11 radio interfaces.
1032        Clients are grouped according to the SSIDs of the
1033        interfaces they use for associations and the MAC
1034        address of their parent devices if the clients are
1035        repeat APs."
1036    INDEX           {
1037                        ifIndex,
1038                        cd11IfAuxSsid,
1039                        cDot11ClientAddress
1040                    }
1041    ::= { cDot11ClientConfigInfoTable 1 }
1042
1043CDot11ClientConfigInfoEntry ::= SEQUENCE {
1044        cDot11ClientAddress              MacAddress,
1045        cDot11ClientParentAddress        MacAddress,
1046        cDot11ClientRoleClassType        CDot11ClientRoleClassType,
1047        cDot11ClientDevType              CDot11ClientDevType,
1048        cDot11ClientRadioType            CDot11ClientRadioType,
1049        cDot11ClientWepEnabled           TruthValue,
1050        cDot11ClientWepKeyMixEnabled     TruthValue,
1051        cDot11ClientMicEnabled           TruthValue,
1052        cDot11ClientPowerSaveMode        INTEGER,
1053        cDot11ClientAid                  Unsigned32,
1054        cDot11ClientDataRateSet          OCTET STRING,
1055        cDot11ClientSoftwareVersion      SnmpAdminString,
1056        cDot11ClientName                 SnmpAdminString,
1057        cDot11ClientAssociationState     INTEGER,
1058        cDot11ClientIpAddressType        InetAddressType,
1059        cDot11ClientIpAddress            InetAddress,
1060        cDot11ClientVlanId               CDot11IfVlanIdOrZero,
1061        cDot11ClientSubIfIndex           InterfaceIndex,
1062        cDot11ClientAuthenAlgorithm      CDot11AuthenticationMethod,
1063        cDot11ClientAdditionalAuthen     CDot11AdditionalAuthenMethod,
1064        cDot11ClientDot1xAuthenAlgorithm CDot11Dot1xAuthenMethod,
1065        cDot11ClientKeyManagement        CDot11KeyManagementMethod,
1066        cDot11ClientUnicastCipher        CDot11IfCipherType,
1067        cDot11ClientMulticastCipher      CDot11IfCipherType,
1068        cDot11ClientDevObjectID          OBJECT IDENTIFIER,
1069        cDot11ClientNewKeyManagement     CDot11NewKeyManagementMethod
1070}
1071
1072cDot11ClientAddress OBJECT-TYPE
1073    SYNTAX          MacAddress
1074    MAX-ACCESS      not-accessible
1075    STATUS          current
1076    DESCRIPTION
1077        "The MAC address of the client."
1078    ::= { cDot11ClientConfigInfoEntry 1 }
1079
1080cDot11ClientParentAddress OBJECT-TYPE
1081    SYNTAX          MacAddress
1082    MAX-ACCESS      read-only
1083    STATUS          current
1084    DESCRIPTION
1085        "The MAC address of the parent of the client if the
1086        client is a repeater AP.  If this client has no parent,
1087        the value is '00000000'h."
1088    ::= { cDot11ClientConfigInfoEntry 2 }
1089
1090cDot11ClientRoleClassType OBJECT-TYPE
1091    SYNTAX          CDot11ClientRoleClassType
1092    MAX-ACCESS      read-only
1093    STATUS          current
1094    DESCRIPTION
1095        "The role classification of the client."
1096    ::= { cDot11ClientConfigInfoEntry 3 }
1097
1098cDot11ClientDevType OBJECT-TYPE
1099    SYNTAX          CDot11ClientDevType
1100    MAX-ACCESS      read-only
1101    STATUS          current
1102    DESCRIPTION
1103        "The device type of the client."
1104    ::= { cDot11ClientConfigInfoEntry 4 }
1105
1106cDot11ClientRadioType OBJECT-TYPE
1107    SYNTAX          CDot11ClientRadioType
1108    MAX-ACCESS      read-only
1109    STATUS          current
1110    DESCRIPTION
1111        "The radio classification of the client."
1112    ::= { cDot11ClientConfigInfoEntry 5 }
1113
1114cDot11ClientWepEnabled OBJECT-TYPE
1115    SYNTAX          TruthValue
1116    MAX-ACCESS      read-only
1117    STATUS          current
1118    DESCRIPTION
1119        "When this object is 'true', it indicates that the
1120        WEP key mechanism is used for transmitting frames
1121        of data for this client.  The default value of this
1122        object is 'false'."
1123    DEFVAL          { false }
1124    ::= { cDot11ClientConfigInfoEntry 6 }
1125
1126cDot11ClientWepKeyMixEnabled OBJECT-TYPE
1127    SYNTAX          TruthValue
1128    MAX-ACCESS      read-only
1129    STATUS          current
1130    DESCRIPTION
1131        "When this object is 'true', it indicates that this
1132        client is using WEP key mixing."
1133    DEFVAL          { false }
1134    ::= { cDot11ClientConfigInfoEntry 7 }
1135
1136cDot11ClientMicEnabled OBJECT-TYPE
1137    SYNTAX          TruthValue
1138    MAX-ACCESS      read-only
1139    STATUS          current
1140    DESCRIPTION
1141        "When this object is 'true', it indicates that the
1142        MIC is enabled for this client.  The default value of
1143        this object is 'false'."
1144    DEFVAL          { false }
1145    ::= { cDot11ClientConfigInfoEntry 8 }
1146
1147cDot11ClientPowerSaveMode OBJECT-TYPE
1148    SYNTAX          INTEGER  {
1149                        active(1),
1150                        powersave(2)
1151                    }
1152    MAX-ACCESS      read-only
1153    STATUS          current
1154    DESCRIPTION
1155        "The power management mode of this client.  The
1156        two possible modes are:
1157            active(1)    - this client is not in power-save
1158                           mode and it is actively sending or
1159                           receiving data.
1160            powersave(2) - this client is in power-save mode and
1161                           it wakes up once a while to check for
1162                           pending data."
1163    DEFVAL          { active }
1164    ::= { cDot11ClientConfigInfoEntry 9 }
1165
1166cDot11ClientAid OBJECT-TYPE
1167    SYNTAX          Unsigned32 (0..2008)
1168    MAX-ACCESS      read-only
1169    STATUS          current
1170    DESCRIPTION
1171        "This is the association identification number of
1172        clients or multicast addresses associating with this
1173        device.  For a multicast address with clients, the
1174        cDot11ClientAid is '0'.  For the uplink association
1175        from this device to its parent access point, the
1176        cDot11ClientAid is always '1'.  For any multicast
1177        address with no client currently known to be
1178        associated with this device, the cDot11ClientAid is
1179        '2008'."
1180    ::= { cDot11ClientConfigInfoEntry 10 }
1181
1182cDot11ClientDataRateSet OBJECT-TYPE
1183    SYNTAX          OCTET STRING (SIZE  (1..126))
1184    MAX-ACCESS      read-only
1185    STATUS          current
1186    DESCRIPTION
1187        "This is the set of data rates at which this client
1188        can transmit and receive data.  Each client can
1189        support up to 126 rates.  Each octet contains an
1190        integer value representing one of these 126 rates.
1191        Each rate shall be within the range from 2 to 127,
1192        corresponding to data rates in increments of 500 kb/s
1193        from 1 Mb/s to 63.5 Mb/s, This value is reported in
1194        transmitted Beacon, Probe Request, Probe Response,
1195        Association Request, Association Response,
1196        Reassociation Request, and Reassociation Response
1197        frames, and is used to determine whether a BSS with
1198        which the client desires to synchronize is suitable.
1199        It is also used when starting a BSS."
1200    ::= { cDot11ClientConfigInfoEntry 11 }
1201
1202cDot11ClientSoftwareVersion OBJECT-TYPE
1203    SYNTAX          SnmpAdminString
1204    MAX-ACCESS      read-only
1205    STATUS          current
1206    DESCRIPTION
1207        "This is the Cisco IOS software version if the other
1208        end of the association is a bridge, access point, or
1209        repeater. If it is a wireless client, this is the
1210        firmware version of the client card."
1211    ::= { cDot11ClientConfigInfoEntry 12 }
1212
1213cDot11ClientName OBJECT-TYPE
1214    SYNTAX          SnmpAdminString
1215    MAX-ACCESS      read-only
1216    STATUS          current
1217    DESCRIPTION
1218        "This is the Cisco IOS device hostname if the other
1219        end of the association is a bridge, access point, or
1220        repeater. If it is a wireless client, this is the
1221        configured client name."
1222    ::= { cDot11ClientConfigInfoEntry 13 }
1223
1224cDot11ClientAssociationState OBJECT-TYPE
1225    SYNTAX          INTEGER  {
1226                        initial(1),
1227                        authenNotAssociated(2),
1228                        assocAndAuthenticated(3),
1229                        assocNotAnuthenticated(4)
1230                    }
1231    MAX-ACCESS      read-only
1232    STATUS          current
1233    DESCRIPTION
1234        "This object indicates the state of the authentication
1235        and association process between the two parties:
1236            initial(1)             - association request
1237                                     received from client,
1238            authenNotAssociated(2) - 802.11 authenticated but
1239                                     not 802.11 associated,
1240            assocAndAuthenticated(3)  - 802.11 associated and
1241                                        802.1x authenticated,
1242            assocNotAnuthenticated(4) - 802.11 associated but
1243                                        802.1x not
1244                                        authenticated."
1245    ::= { cDot11ClientConfigInfoEntry 14 }
1246
1247cDot11ClientIpAddressType OBJECT-TYPE
1248    SYNTAX          InetAddressType
1249    MAX-ACCESS      read-only
1250    STATUS          current
1251    DESCRIPTION
1252        "This is the IP address type of the
1253        cDot11ClientIpAddress."
1254    ::= { cDot11ClientConfigInfoEntry 15 }
1255
1256cDot11ClientIpAddress OBJECT-TYPE
1257    SYNTAX          InetAddress
1258    MAX-ACCESS      read-only
1259    STATUS          current
1260    DESCRIPTION
1261        "This is the static or DHCP assigned IP address of the
1262        client."
1263    ::= { cDot11ClientConfigInfoEntry 16 }
1264
1265cDot11ClientVlanId OBJECT-TYPE
1266    SYNTAX          CDot11IfVlanIdOrZero
1267    MAX-ACCESS      read-only
1268    STATUS          current
1269    DESCRIPTION
1270        "This is the VLAN which this wireless client is
1271        assigned to when it is successfully associated to the
1272        wireless station.  The value is 0 if this wireless
1273        client is not assigned to any VLAN or this wireless
1274        station is not configured with any VLAN."
1275    ::= { cDot11ClientConfigInfoEntry 17 }
1276
1277cDot11ClientSubIfIndex OBJECT-TYPE
1278    SYNTAX          InterfaceIndex
1279    MAX-ACCESS      read-only
1280    STATUS          current
1281    DESCRIPTION
1282        "This is the ifIndex of the sub-interface which this
1283        wireless client is assigned to when it is successfully
1284        associated to the wireless station.  The value of this
1285        object is 0, if this wireless station is not configured
1286        with VLAN and this wireless client is assigned to the
1287        radio hardware interface of this wireless station."
1288    ::= { cDot11ClientConfigInfoEntry 18 }
1289
1290cDot11ClientAuthenAlgorithm OBJECT-TYPE
1291    SYNTAX          CDot11AuthenticationMethod
1292    MAX-ACCESS      read-only
1293    STATUS          current
1294    DESCRIPTION
1295        "This is the IEEE 802.11 authentication methods
1296        performed between the wireless station and this client
1297        during association."
1298    ::= { cDot11ClientConfigInfoEntry 19 }
1299
1300cDot11ClientAdditionalAuthen OBJECT-TYPE
1301    SYNTAX          CDot11AdditionalAuthenMethod
1302    MAX-ACCESS      read-only
1303    STATUS          current
1304    DESCRIPTION
1305        "These are the additional authentications that were
1306        performed after IEEE 802.11 Open System or Shared
1307        Key authentication had completed.  If none of the bits
1308        is set, no additional MAC address or EAP authentication
1309        was performed during association."
1310    ::= { cDot11ClientConfigInfoEntry 20 }
1311
1312cDot11ClientDot1xAuthenAlgorithm OBJECT-TYPE
1313    SYNTAX          CDot11Dot1xAuthenMethod
1314    MAX-ACCESS      read-only
1315    STATUS          current
1316    DESCRIPTION
1317        "This the IEEE 802.1x authentication methods performed
1318        between this wireless client and the authentication
1319        server.  If none of the bits is set, no IEEE 802.1x
1320        authentication was performed during association."
1321    ::= { cDot11ClientConfigInfoEntry 21 }
1322
1323cDot11ClientKeyManagement OBJECT-TYPE
1324    SYNTAX          CDot11KeyManagementMethod
1325    MAX-ACCESS      read-only
1326    STATUS          deprecated
1327    DESCRIPTION
1328        "This is the encryption key management methods
1329        employed by this client for IEEE 802.11 wireless frame
1330        encryption.  If none of the bits is set, no key
1331        management method is employed."
1332    ::= { cDot11ClientConfigInfoEntry 22 }
1333
1334cDot11ClientUnicastCipher OBJECT-TYPE
1335    SYNTAX          CDot11IfCipherType
1336    MAX-ACCESS      read-only
1337    STATUS          current
1338    DESCRIPTION
1339        "These are all the possible unicast data frame cipher
1340        encryption type combinations currently supported on
1341        this IEEE 802.11 client.  If none of the bits is set,
1342        the client is not performing any unicast data frame
1343        encryption.
1344            aesccm      WPA AES CCMP encryption,
1345            ckip        Cisco Per packet key hashing,
1346            cmic        Cisco MMH MIC,
1347            ckip|cmic   Cisco Per packet key hashing and
1348                        Cisco MMH MIC,
1349            tkip        WPA Temporal Key encryption,
1350            wep128      128-bit WEP key,
1351            wep40       40-bit WEP key.
1352            tkip|wep128 WPA Temporal Key and 128-bit WEP,
1353            tkip|wep40  WPA Temporal Key and 40-bit WEP."
1354    ::= { cDot11ClientConfigInfoEntry 23 }
1355
1356cDot11ClientMulticastCipher OBJECT-TYPE
1357    SYNTAX          CDot11IfCipherType
1358    MAX-ACCESS      read-only
1359    STATUS          current
1360    DESCRIPTION
1361        "These are all the possible multi-cast data frame
1362        cipher encryption type combinations currently supported
1363        on this IEEE 802.11 client.  If none of the bits is set,
1364        the client is not performing any multi-cast data frame
1365        encryption.
1366            aesccm      WPA AES CCMP encryption,
1367            ckip        Cisco Per packet key hashing,
1368            cmic        Cisco MMH MIC,
1369            ckip|cmic   Cisco Per packet key hashing and
1370                        Cisco MMH MIC,
1371            tkip        WPA Temporal Key encryption,
1372            wep128      128-bit WEP key,
1373            wep40       40-bit WEP key.
1374            tkip|wep128 WPA Temporal Key and 128-bit WEP,
1375            tkip|wep40  WPA Temporal Key and 40-bit WEP."
1376    ::= { cDot11ClientConfigInfoEntry 24 }
1377
1378cDot11ClientDevObjectID OBJECT-TYPE
1379    SYNTAX          OBJECT IDENTIFIER
1380    MAX-ACCESS      read-only
1381    STATUS          current
1382    DESCRIPTION
1383        "This object indicates the authoritative
1384        identification of the associated 802.11 client as
1385        assigned by the respective vendor.  A value of '0.0'
1386        shall be populated if no such identification exists
1387        for this 802.11 client."
1388    REFERENCE       "sysObjectID from SNMPv2-MIB"
1389    ::= { cDot11ClientConfigInfoEntry 25 }
1390
1391cDot11ClientNewKeyManagement OBJECT-TYPE
1392    SYNTAX          CDot11NewKeyManagementMethod
1393    MAX-ACCESS      read-only
1394    STATUS          current
1395    DESCRIPTION
1396        "This is the encryption key management methods
1397        employed by this client for IEEE 802.11 wireless frame
1398        encryption.  If none of the bits is set, no key
1399        management method is employed."
1400    ::= { cDot11ClientConfigInfoEntry 26 }
1401
1402
1403-- ********************************************************************
1404-- *  dot11 client statistics
1405-- ********************************************************************
1406
1407cDot11ClientStatisticTable OBJECT-TYPE
1408    SYNTAX          SEQUENCE OF CDot11ClientStatisticEntry
1409    MAX-ACCESS      not-accessible
1410    STATUS          current
1411    DESCRIPTION
1412        "This table contains statistics and status of all
1413        clients on the cDot11ClientConfigInfoTable.  This table
1414        has a one-to-one relationship with the
1415        cDot11ClientConfigInfoTable."
1416    ::= { cDot11ClientStatistics 1 }
1417
1418cDot11ClientStatisticEntry OBJECT-TYPE
1419    SYNTAX          CDot11ClientStatisticEntry
1420    MAX-ACCESS      not-accessible
1421    STATUS          current
1422    DESCRIPTION
1423        "Each entry contains statistics about errors,
1424        data transmitting and receiving rates and counts
1425        information of a client."
1426    AUGMENTS           { cDot11ClientConfigInfoEntry  }
1427    ::= { cDot11ClientStatisticTable 1 }
1428
1429CDot11ClientStatisticEntry ::= SEQUENCE {
1430        cDot11ClientCurrentTxRateSet OCTET STRING,
1431        cDot11ClientUpTime           Unsigned32,
1432        cDot11ClientSignalStrength   Integer32,
1433        cDot11ClientSigQuality       Unsigned32,
1434        cDot11ClientAgingLeft        Gauge32,
1435        cDot11ClientPacketsReceived  Counter32,
1436        cDot11ClientBytesReceived    Counter32,
1437        cDot11ClientPacketsSent      Counter32,
1438        cDot11ClientBytesSent        Counter32,
1439        cDot11ClientDuplicates       Counter32,
1440        cDot11ClientMsduRetries      Counter32,
1441        cDot11ClientMsduFails        Counter32,
1442        cDot11ClientWepErrors        Counter32,
1443        cDot11ClientMicErrors        Counter32,
1444        cDot11ClientMicMissingFrames Counter32
1445}
1446
1447cDot11ClientCurrentTxRateSet OBJECT-TYPE
1448    SYNTAX          OCTET STRING (SIZE  (1..126))
1449    MAX-ACCESS      read-only
1450    STATUS          current
1451    DESCRIPTION
1452        "This is the set current transmit data rates for
1453        this client.  Each client can transmit data at all
1454        of its configured rates.  There is a maximum of 126
1455        it can configure to transmit.  Each octet contains
1456        an integer value representing one of these 126
1457        rates it is currently transmitting.  Each rate shall
1458        be within the range from 2 to 127, corresponding
1459        to data rates in increments of 500 kb/s from
1460        1 Mb/s to 63.5 Mb/s.  This value is reported in
1461        transmitted Beacon, Probe Request, Probe Response,
1462        Association Request, Association Response,
1463        Reassociation Request, and Reassociation Response
1464        frames."
1465    ::= { cDot11ClientStatisticEntry 1 }
1466
1467cDot11ClientUpTime OBJECT-TYPE
1468    SYNTAX          Unsigned32
1469    UNITS           "second"
1470    MAX-ACCESS      read-only
1471    STATUS          current
1472    DESCRIPTION
1473        "The time in seconds that this client has been
1474        associated with this device."
1475    ::= { cDot11ClientStatisticEntry 2 }
1476
1477cDot11ClientSignalStrength OBJECT-TYPE
1478    SYNTAX          Integer32 (-100..0)
1479    UNITS           "dBm"
1480    MAX-ACCESS      read-only
1481    STATUS          current
1482    DESCRIPTION
1483        "This is a device-dependent measure of the signal
1484        strength of the most recently received packet from
1485        this client.  It may be normalized or unnormalized."
1486    ::= { cDot11ClientStatisticEntry 3 }
1487
1488cDot11ClientSigQuality OBJECT-TYPE
1489    SYNTAX          Unsigned32 (0..100)
1490    UNITS           "percentage"
1491    MAX-ACCESS      read-only
1492    STATUS          current
1493    DESCRIPTION
1494        "This is a device-dependent measure of the signal
1495        quality of the most recently received packet from
1496        this client."
1497    ::= { cDot11ClientStatisticEntry 4 }
1498
1499cDot11ClientAgingLeft OBJECT-TYPE
1500    SYNTAX          Gauge32
1501    UNITS           "second"
1502    MAX-ACCESS      read-only
1503    STATUS          current
1504    DESCRIPTION
1505        "The number of seconds of aging time left for
1506        this client."
1507    ::= { cDot11ClientStatisticEntry 5 }
1508
1509cDot11ClientPacketsReceived OBJECT-TYPE
1510    SYNTAX          Counter32
1511    UNITS           "packet"
1512    MAX-ACCESS      read-only
1513    STATUS          current
1514    DESCRIPTION
1515        "The number of packets received from this client."
1516    ::= { cDot11ClientStatisticEntry 6 }
1517
1518cDot11ClientBytesReceived OBJECT-TYPE
1519    SYNTAX          Counter32
1520    UNITS           "byte"
1521    MAX-ACCESS      read-only
1522    STATUS          current
1523    DESCRIPTION
1524        "The number of bytes received from this client."
1525    ::= { cDot11ClientStatisticEntry 7 }
1526
1527cDot11ClientPacketsSent OBJECT-TYPE
1528    SYNTAX          Counter32
1529    UNITS           "packet"
1530    MAX-ACCESS      read-only
1531    STATUS          current
1532    DESCRIPTION
1533        "The number of packets sent to this client."
1534    ::= { cDot11ClientStatisticEntry 8 }
1535
1536cDot11ClientBytesSent OBJECT-TYPE
1537    SYNTAX          Counter32
1538    UNITS           "byte"
1539    MAX-ACCESS      read-only
1540    STATUS          current
1541    DESCRIPTION
1542        "The number of bytes sent to this client."
1543    ::= { cDot11ClientStatisticEntry 9 }
1544
1545cDot11ClientDuplicates OBJECT-TYPE
1546    SYNTAX          Counter32
1547    UNITS           "packet"
1548    MAX-ACCESS      read-only
1549    STATUS          current
1550    DESCRIPTION
1551        "This counter increments when a packet for this
1552        client is received and the Sequence Control field
1553        in the packet header indicates the packet is a
1554        duplicate."
1555    ::= { cDot11ClientStatisticEntry 10 }
1556
1557cDot11ClientMsduRetries OBJECT-TYPE
1558    SYNTAX          Counter32
1559    UNITS           "packet"
1560    MAX-ACCESS      read-only
1561    STATUS          current
1562    DESCRIPTION
1563        "This counter increments when an MSDU is successfully
1564        transmitted after one or more retransmissions for this
1565        client."
1566    ::= { cDot11ClientStatisticEntry 11 }
1567
1568cDot11ClientMsduFails OBJECT-TYPE
1569    SYNTAX          Counter32
1570    UNITS           "packet"
1571    MAX-ACCESS      read-only
1572    STATUS          current
1573    DESCRIPTION
1574        "This counter increments when an MSDU is not
1575        transmitted successfully for this client due to the
1576        number of transmit attempts exceeding some limit."
1577    ::= { cDot11ClientStatisticEntry 12 }
1578
1579cDot11ClientWepErrors OBJECT-TYPE
1580    SYNTAX          Counter32
1581    UNITS           "packet"
1582    MAX-ACCESS      read-only
1583    STATUS          current
1584    DESCRIPTION
1585        "This is the number of packets received from this
1586        client which failed to be properly decrypted via
1587        the WEP security mechanism."
1588    ::= { cDot11ClientStatisticEntry 13 }
1589
1590cDot11ClientMicErrors OBJECT-TYPE
1591    SYNTAX          Counter32
1592    UNITS           "error"
1593    MAX-ACCESS      read-only
1594    STATUS          current
1595    DESCRIPTION
1596        "This is the number of MIC errors for this client."
1597    ::= { cDot11ClientStatisticEntry 14 }
1598
1599cDot11ClientMicMissingFrames OBJECT-TYPE
1600    SYNTAX          Counter32
1601    UNITS           "packet"
1602    MAX-ACCESS      read-only
1603    STATUS          current
1604    DESCRIPTION
1605        "This is the number of missing MIC packets for
1606        this client."
1607    ::= { cDot11ClientStatisticEntry 15 }
1608
1609
1610-- *****************************************************************
1611-- Conformance information
1612-- *****************************************************************
1613
1614ciscoDot11AssocMIBConformance  OBJECT IDENTIFIER
1615    ::= { ciscoDot11AssociationMIB 2 }
1616
1617ciscoDot11AssocMIBCompliances  OBJECT IDENTIFIER
1618    ::= { ciscoDot11AssocMIBConformance 1 }
1619
1620ciscoDot11AssocMIBGroups  OBJECT IDENTIFIER
1621    ::= { ciscoDot11AssocMIBConformance 2 }
1622
1623
1624-- ********************************************************************
1625-- *    Compliance statements
1626-- ********************************************************************
1627
1628ciscoDot11AssocMIBCompliance MODULE-COMPLIANCE
1629    STATUS          deprecated
1630    DESCRIPTION
1631        "The compliance statement for the ciscoDot11Assoc
1632        group."
1633    MODULE          -- this module
1634    MANDATORY-GROUPS {
1635                        ciscoDot11AssocGlobalGroup,
1636                        ciscoDot11ClientConfigGroup,
1637                        ciscoDot11ClientStatGroup
1638                    }
1639    ::= { ciscoDot11AssocMIBCompliances 1 }
1640
1641ciscoDot11AssocMIBComplianceRev1 MODULE-COMPLIANCE
1642    STATUS          deprecated
1643    DESCRIPTION
1644        "The compliance statement for the ciscoDot11Assoc
1645        group.  This is deprecated in favor of the
1646        ciscoDot11AssocMIBComplianceRev2."
1647    MODULE          -- this module
1648    MANDATORY-GROUPS {
1649                        ciscoDot11AssocGlobalGroup,
1650                        ciscoDot11ClientConfigGroup,
1651                        ciscoDot11ClientStatGroup,
1652                        ciscoDot11ClientInfoGroup
1653                    }
1654    ::= { ciscoDot11AssocMIBCompliances 2 }
1655
1656ciscoDot11AssocMIBComplianceRev2 MODULE-COMPLIANCE
1657    STATUS          deprecated
1658    DESCRIPTION
1659        "The compliance statement for the ciscoDot11Assoc
1660        group."
1661    MODULE          -- this module
1662    MANDATORY-GROUPS {
1663                        ciscoDot11ClientConfigGroup,
1664                        ciscoDot11ClientStatGroup,
1665                        ciscoDot11ClientInfoGroup,
1666                        ciscoDot11IfAssocStatGroup,
1667                        ciscoDot11IfCipherStatGroup
1668                    }
1669
1670    GROUP           ciscoDot11ApAssocGlobalGroup
1671    DESCRIPTION
1672        "This group is required only if the platform
1673        is a IEEE 802.11 AP/repeater or bridge."
1674    ::= { ciscoDot11AssocMIBCompliances 3 }
1675
1676ciscoDot11AssocMIBComplianceRev3 MODULE-COMPLIANCE
1677    STATUS          deprecated
1678    DESCRIPTION
1679        "The compliance statement for this
1680        ciscoDot11AssociationMIB module."
1681    MODULE          -- this module
1682    MANDATORY-GROUPS {
1683                        ciscoDot11ClientConfigGroup,
1684                        ciscoDot11ClientAuthenGroup,
1685                        ciscoDot11ClientStatGroup,
1686                        ciscoDot11ClientInfoGroup,
1687                        ciscoDot11IfAssocStatGroup,
1688                        ciscoDot11IfCipherStatGroup
1689                    }
1690
1691    GROUP           ciscoDot11ApAssocGlobalGroup
1692    DESCRIPTION
1693        "This group is required only if the platform
1694        is a IEEE 802.11 AP/repeater or bridge."
1695    ::= { ciscoDot11AssocMIBCompliances 4 }
1696
1697ciscoDot11AssocMIBComplianceRev4 MODULE-COMPLIANCE
1698    STATUS          current
1699    DESCRIPTION
1700        "The compliance statement for this
1701        ciscoDot11AssociationMIB module."
1702    MODULE          -- this module
1703    MANDATORY-GROUPS {
1704                        ciscoDot11ClientConfigGroup,
1705                        ciscoDot11ClientAuthenGroup,
1706                        ciscoDot11ClientStatGroup,
1707                        ciscoDot11ClientInfoGroup,
1708                        ciscoDot11IfAssocStatGroup,
1709                        ciscoDot11IfCipherStatGroup,
1710                        ciscoDot11ClientConfigExtGroup
1711                    }
1712
1713    GROUP           ciscoDot11ApAssocGlobalGroup
1714    DESCRIPTION
1715        "This group is required only if the platform
1716        is a IEEE 802.11 AP/repeater or bridge."
1717    ::= { ciscoDot11AssocMIBCompliances 5 }
1718
1719ciscoDot11AssocMIBComplianceRev5 MODULE-COMPLIANCE
1720    STATUS          current
1721    DESCRIPTION
1722        "The compliance statement for this
1723        ciscoDot11AssociationMIB module."
1724    MODULE          -- this module
1725    MANDATORY-GROUPS {
1726                        ciscoDot11ClientConfigGroup,
1727                        ciscoDot11ClientAuthenGroup,
1728                        ciscoDot11ClientStatGroup,
1729                        ciscoDot11ClientInfoGroup,
1730                        ciscoDot11IfAssocStatGroup,
1731                        ciscoDot11IfCipherStatGroup,
1732                        ciscoDot11ClientConfigExtGroup,
1733                        ciscoDot11ClientNewAuthenGroup
1734                    }
1735
1736    GROUP           ciscoDot11ApAssocGlobalGroup
1737    DESCRIPTION
1738        "This group is required only if the platform
1739        is a IEEE 802.11 AP/repeater or bridge."
1740    ::= { ciscoDot11AssocMIBCompliances 6 }
1741
1742ciscoDot11AssocMIBComplianceRev6 MODULE-COMPLIANCE
1743    STATUS          current
1744    DESCRIPTION
1745        "The compliance statement for this
1746        ciscoDot11AssociationMIB module."
1747    MODULE          -- this module
1748    MANDATORY-GROUPS {
1749                        ciscoDot11ClientConfigGroup,
1750                        ciscoDot11ClientAuthenGroup,
1751                        ciscoDot11ClientStatGroup,
1752                        ciscoDot11ClientInfoGroup,
1753                        ciscoDot11IfAssocStatGroup,
1754                        ciscoDot11IfCipherStatGroup,
1755                        ciscoDot11ClientConfigExtGroup,
1756                        ciscoDot11ClientNewAuthenGroup
1757                    }
1758
1759    GROUP           ciscoDot11ApAssocGlobalGroup
1760    DESCRIPTION
1761        "This group is required only if the platform
1762        is a IEEE 802.11 AP/repeater or bridge."
1763    GROUP			ciscoDot11ClientStatusTrapsGroup
1764    DESCRIPTION
1765    	"This group is for optional wireless client
1766    	status trap in autonomous AP."
1767    ::= { ciscoDot11AssocMIBCompliances 7 }
1768
1769-- ********************************************************************
1770-- *    Units of conformance
1771-- ********************************************************************
1772
1773ciscoDot11AssocGlobalGroup OBJECT-GROUP
1774    OBJECTS         {
1775                        cDot11ParentAddress,
1776                        cDot11ActiveWirelessClients,
1777                        cDot11ActiveBridges,
1778                        cDot11ActiveRepeaters,
1779                        cDot11AssStatsAssociated,
1780                        cDot11AssStatsAuthenticated,
1781                        cDot11AssStatsRoamedIn,
1782                        cDot11AssStatsRoamedAway,
1783                        cDot11AssStatsDeauthenticated,
1784                        cDot11AssStatsDisassociated
1785                    }
1786    STATUS          deprecated
1787    DESCRIPTION
1788        "This is the device association information group.
1789        This is deprecated in favor of the
1790        ciscoDot11IfAssocStatGroup."
1791    ::= { ciscoDot11AssocMIBGroups 1 }
1792
1793ciscoDot11ClientConfigGroup OBJECT-GROUP
1794    OBJECTS         {
1795                        cDot11ClientParentAddress,
1796                        cDot11ClientRoleClassType,
1797                        cDot11ClientDevType,
1798                        cDot11ClientRadioType,
1799                        cDot11ClientWepEnabled,
1800                        cDot11ClientWepKeyMixEnabled,
1801                        cDot11ClientMicEnabled,
1802                        cDot11ClientPowerSaveMode,
1803                        cDot11ClientAid,
1804                        cDot11ClientDataRateSet
1805                    }
1806    STATUS          current
1807    DESCRIPTION
1808        "This is the client configuration information group."
1809    ::= { ciscoDot11AssocMIBGroups 2 }
1810
1811ciscoDot11ClientStatGroup OBJECT-GROUP
1812    OBJECTS         {
1813                        cDot11ClientCurrentTxRateSet,
1814                        cDot11ClientUpTime,
1815                        cDot11ClientSignalStrength,
1816                        cDot11ClientSigQuality,
1817                        cDot11ClientPacketsReceived,
1818                        cDot11ClientBytesReceived,
1819                        cDot11ClientPacketsSent,
1820                        cDot11ClientBytesSent,
1821                        cDot11ClientAgingLeft,
1822                        cDot11ClientDuplicates,
1823                        cDot11ClientMsduRetries,
1824                        cDot11ClientMsduFails,
1825                        cDot11ClientWepErrors,
1826                        cDot11ClientMicErrors,
1827                        cDot11ClientMicMissingFrames
1828                    }
1829    STATUS          current
1830    DESCRIPTION
1831        "This is the client statistics group."
1832    ::= { ciscoDot11AssocMIBGroups 3 }
1833
1834ciscoDot11ClientInfoGroup OBJECT-GROUP
1835    OBJECTS         {
1836                        cDot11ClientSoftwareVersion,
1837                        cDot11ClientName,
1838                        cDot11ClientAssociationState,
1839                        cDot11ClientIpAddressType,
1840                        cDot11ClientIpAddress
1841                    }
1842    STATUS          current
1843    DESCRIPTION
1844        "This group provides additional client specific
1845        information."
1846    ::= { ciscoDot11AssocMIBGroups 4 }
1847
1848ciscoDot11ApAssocGlobalGroup OBJECT-GROUP
1849    OBJECTS         { cDot11ParentAddress }
1850    STATUS          current
1851    DESCRIPTION
1852        "This group includes per AP or bridge global
1853        configuration information."
1854    ::= { ciscoDot11AssocMIBGroups 5 }
1855
1856ciscoDot11IfAssocStatGroup OBJECT-GROUP
1857    OBJECTS         {
1858                        cDot11ActiveWirelessClients,
1859                        cDot11ActiveBridges,
1860                        cDot11ActiveRepeaters,
1861                        cDot11AssStatsAssociated,
1862                        cDot11AssStatsAuthenticated,
1863                        cDot11AssStatsRoamedIn,
1864                        cDot11AssStatsRoamedAway,
1865                        cDot11AssStatsDeauthenticated,
1866                        cDot11AssStatsDisassociated
1867                    }
1868    STATUS          current
1869    DESCRIPTION
1870        "This group includes per IEEE 802.11 radio
1871        interface association statistics."
1872    ::= { ciscoDot11AssocMIBGroups 6 }
1873
1874ciscoDot11IfCipherStatGroup OBJECT-GROUP
1875    OBJECTS         {
1876                        cd11IfCipherMicFailClientAddress,
1877                        cd11IfCipherTkipLocalMicFailures,
1878                        cd11IfCipherTkipRemotMicFailures,
1879                        cd11IfCipherTkipCounterMeasInvok,
1880                        cd11IfCipherCcmpReplaysDiscarded,
1881                        cd11IfCipherTkipReplaysDetected
1882                    }
1883    STATUS          current
1884    DESCRIPTION
1885        "This group includes per IEEE 802.11 radio
1886        interface cipher related statistics collected."
1887    ::= { ciscoDot11AssocMIBGroups 7 }
1888
1889ciscoDot11ClientAuthenGroup OBJECT-GROUP
1890    OBJECTS         {
1891                        cDot11ClientVlanId,
1892                        cDot11ClientSubIfIndex,
1893                        cDot11ClientAuthenAlgorithm,
1894                        cDot11ClientAdditionalAuthen,
1895                        cDot11ClientDot1xAuthenAlgorithm,
1896                        cDot11ClientKeyManagement,
1897                        cDot11ClientUnicastCipher,
1898                        cDot11ClientMulticastCipher
1899                    }
1900    STATUS          deprecated
1901    DESCRIPTION
1902        "This group includes per IEEE 802.11 radio
1903        interface cipher related statistics collected."
1904    ::= { ciscoDot11AssocMIBGroups 8 }
1905
1906ciscoDot11ClientConfigExtGroup OBJECT-GROUP
1907    OBJECTS         { cDot11ClientDevObjectID }
1908    STATUS          current
1909    DESCRIPTION
1910        "This group provides more configuration
1911        information about a particular associated 802.11
1912        client."
1913    ::= { ciscoDot11AssocMIBGroups 9 }
1914
1915ciscoDot11ClientNewAuthenGroup OBJECT-GROUP
1916    OBJECTS         { cDot11ClientNewKeyManagement }
1917    STATUS          current
1918    DESCRIPTION
1919        "This group includes per IEEE 802.11 radio
1920        interface cipher related statistics collected."
1921    ::= { ciscoDot11AssocMIBGroups 10 }
1922
1923ciscoDot11ClientStatusTrapsGroup OBJECT-GROUP
1924    OBJECTS         {
1925    	clientMacAddr,
1926    	clientDeviceType,
1927    	clientDeviceName,
1928    	clientIpv4Address,
1929    	clientIpv6Address,
1930    	apMacAddr,
1931    	apIpv4Address,
1932    	apIpv6Address,
1933    	clientStationState,
1934    	clientDisassocReasonStr
1935	}
1936    STATUS          current
1937    DESCRIPTION
1938        "This group includes wireless client information
1939        that association or disassociation trap includes."
1940    ::= { ciscoDot11AssocMIBGroups 11 }
1941
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