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2-- CISCO-LWAPP-DOT11-CLIENT-CCX-TC-MIB.my
3-- Sheeba Kamra  Jan 2007
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5-- Copyright (c) 2006-2007 by Cisco Systems, Inc.
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11CISCO-LWAPP-DOT11-CLIENT-CCX-TC-MIB DEFINITIONS ::= BEGIN
12
13IMPORTS
14    MODULE-IDENTITY
15        FROM SNMPv2-SMI
16    TEXTUAL-CONVENTION
17        FROM SNMPv2-TC
18    ciscoMgmt
19        FROM CISCO-SMI;
20
21-- ********************************************************************
22-- *  MODULE IDENTITY
23-- ********************************************************************
24
25ciscoLwappDot11ClientCCXTextualConventions MODULE-IDENTITY
26    LAST-UPDATED    "200703220000Z"
27    ORGANIZATION    "Cisco Systems Inc."
28    CONTACT-INFO
29            "Cisco Systems,
30            Customer Service
31
32            Postal: 170 West Tasman Drive
33            San Jose, CA  95134
34            USA
35
36            Tel: +1 800 553-NETS
37
38            Email: cs-wnbu-snmp@cisco.com"
39    DESCRIPTION
40        "This module defines the textual conventions used
41        throughout the Cisco enterprise MIBs designed for
42        implementation on Central Controllers (CC) that
43        terminate the Light Weight Access Point Protocol
44        tunnel from Light-weight LWAPP Access Points,
45        specifically for the functions of the Cisco Client
46        Extensions (CCX) program.
47
48        This MIB provides textual conventions used in the
49        configuration and status information mibs
50        about the CCX clients that the controller is aware of.
51
52
53                 GLOSSARY
54
55        Light Weight Access Point Protocol ( LWAPP )
56
57        This is a generic protocol that defines the
58        communication between the Access Points and the
59        Central Controller.
60
61        Mobile Node ( MN )
62
63        A roaming 802.11 wireless device in a wireless
64        network associated with an access point. Mobile Node,
65        Mobile Station(Ms) and client are used
66        interchangeably.
67
68        Cisco Client eXtentions (CCX)
69        The Cisco Client Extensions (CCX) Program is a
70        program of working through silicon providers to
71        embed Cisco client technology in wireless client
72        reference designs, and to promote compliant and
73        interoperable third-party clients with Cisco's
74        infrastructure, thus further driving wireless adoption
75        in the market.
76
77        Extensible Authentication Protocol (EAP)
78
79        The Extensible Authentication Protocol (EAP) is an
80        Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) standard that
81        provides an infrastructure for network access clients and
82        authentication servers to host plug-in modules for current
83        and future authentication methods and technologies.
84
85        Wired Equivalent Privacy (WEP)
86
87        A security method defined by 802.11. WEP uses a
88        symmetric key stream cipher called RC4 to encrypt the data
89        packets.
90
91
92
93        REFERENCE
94
95        [1] Part 11 Wireless LAN Medium Access Control ( MAC )
96        and Physical Layer ( PHY ) Specifications.
97
98        [2] Draft-obara-capwap-lwapp-00.txt, IETF Light
99        Weight Access Point Protocol.
100
101        [3] Cisco Compatible Extensions for WLAN Devices
102        Version 5.0.11"
103    REVISION        "200703220000Z"
104    DESCRIPTION
105        "Added 2 more radio types to CiscoLwappDot11ClientRadioType."
106    REVISION        "200702220000Z"
107    DESCRIPTION
108        "Reverted some of the enum names to be in line with the CCXV5
109        spec."
110    REVISION        "200702190000Z"
111    DESCRIPTION
112        "Incorporated review comments."
113    REVISION        "200701300000Z"
114    DESCRIPTION
115        "Initial version of this  mib module."
116          ::= { ciscoMgmt 611 }
117
118
119
120CiscoLwappDot11ClientReqStatus ::= TEXTUAL-CONVENTION
121    STATUS          current
122    DESCRIPTION
123        "This field indicates the status of current request.The values
124        used can be one of the following:
125
126            initiate - this will be used to trigger a request to get
127            some parameters from a CCX client.
128
129            inProgress - this indicates that the request to get the
130            details from the client is still in progress.
131
132            success - indicates that the query was executed
133            successfully.
134
135            failed -  this indicates that the request to get some
136            parameters from a CCX client failed.
137
138            requestNotProcessedByClient - indicates that the CCX client
139            did not honour this request."
140    SYNTAX          INTEGER  {
141                        initiate(1),
142                        inProgress(2),
143                        success(3),
144                        failure(4),
145                        requestNotProcessedByClient(5)
146                    }
147
148CiscoLwappDot11ClientSSId ::= TEXTUAL-CONVENTION
149    STATUS          current
150    DESCRIPTION
151        "This represents the Service Set Identifier assigned
152        to WLAN."
153    SYNTAX          OCTET STRING (SIZE (1..32))
154
155CiscoLwappDot11ClientAuthMethod ::= TEXTUAL-CONVENTION
156    STATUS          current
157    DESCRIPTION
158        "This is the authentication method used by the client.
159        The possible values are:
160           none - this indicates that no authentication method is
161           used
162
163           preSharedKey - this refers to the method of using pre
164           shared key for authentication
165
166           eap - this is Extensible Authentication Protocol
167
168           unknown - this indicates an authentication protocol other
169           than the ones defined above"
170    SYNTAX          INTEGER  {
171                        none(0),
172                        preSharedKey(1),
173                        eap(2),
174                        unknown(255)
175                    }
176
177CiscoLwappDot11ClientEAPMethod ::= TEXTUAL-CONVENTION
178    STATUS          current
179    DESCRIPTION
180        "This identifies the Extensible Authentication Protocol(EAP)
181        method used. The possible values are:
182
183           leap - this is Lightweight Extensible Authentication
184           Protocol
185
186           eapFast - this is Extensible Authentication
187           Protocol with Flexible Authentication via Secure Tunneling
188
189           eapTls - this is Extensible Authentication
190           Protocol with Transport Layer Security
191
192           eapTtls - this is Extensible Authentication Protocol with
193           Tunneled Transport Layer Security
194
195           peap0EapMschap2 - this refers to Protected Extensible
196           Authentication Protocol Version 0 with Microsoft
197           Challenge Handshake Authentication Protocol version 2
198
199           peap1EapGtc - this refers to Protected Extensible
200           Authentication Protocol Version 1 with Generic Token Card
201
202           eapMd5 - this is Extensible Authentication Protocol with
203           Message-Digest algorithm 5
204
205           eapSim - this is Extensible Authentication Protocol using
206           the Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM)
207           Subscriber Identity Module (SIM)
208
209           preSharedKey - this refers to the method of using pre
210           shared key for authentication
211
212           unknown - this indicates an EAP method other
213           than the ones defined above"
214    SYNTAX          INTEGER  {
215                        leap(0),
216                        eapFast(1),
217                        eapTls(2),
218                        eapTtls(3),
219                        peap0EapMschap2(4),
220                        peap1EapGtc(5),
221                        eapMd5(6),
222                        eapSim(7),
223                        preSharedKey(8),
224                        unknown(255)
225                    }
226
227CiscoLwappDot11ClientKeyMgmtMethod ::= TEXTUAL-CONVENTION
228    STATUS          current
229    DESCRIPTION
230        "This is the key management method used by the client.
231        The possible values are:
232
233           staticWep - this is Wired Equivalent Privacy with a static
234           key defined
235
236           dynamicWep - this is Wired Equivalent Privacy with a
237           dynamic key
238
239           wpa - this indicates wifi protected access
240
241           wpaCckm - this is wifi protected access with
242           Cisco Centralized Key Management
243
244           wpa2 - this indicates version 2 of wifi protected access
245
246           wpa2Cckm - this is wifi protected access
247           version 2 with Cisco Centralized Key Management
248
249           cckm - this indicates Cisco Centralized Key
250           Management
251
252           unknown - this indicates a key management method other
253           than the ones defined above"
254    SYNTAX          INTEGER  {
255                        none(0),
256                        staticWep(1),
257                        dynamicWep(2),
258                        wpa(3),
259                        wpaCckm(4),
260                        wpa2(5),
261                        wpa2Cckm(6),
262                        cckm(7),
263                        unknown(255)
264                    }
265
266CiscoLwappDot11ClientEncryptionMethod ::= TEXTUAL-CONVENTION
267    STATUS          current
268    DESCRIPTION
269        "This is the encryption method used  by the client.
270        The possible values are:
271
272           none - no encryption is used
273
274           wep40 - this is Wired Equivalent Privacy with a 40 bit
275           secret key
276
277           wep104 - this is Wired Equivalent Privacy with a 104 bit
278           secret key
279
280           tkip - this indicates Temporal Key Integrity
281           Protocol
282
283           ckip - this is Cisco Key Integrity Protocol
284
285           aesCcmp - this is Advanced Encryption Standard
286           - Counter Mode Cipher Block Chaining-Message Authentication
287           Code Protocol
288
289           unknown - this indicates an encryption method other
290           than the ones defined above"
291    SYNTAX          INTEGER  {
292                        none(0),
293                        wep40(1),
294                        wep104(2),
295                        tkip(3),
296                        ckip(4),
297                        aesCcmp(5),
298                        unknown(255)
299                    }
300
301CiscoLwappDot11ClientCredentialType ::= TEXTUAL-CONVENTION
302    STATUS          current
303    DESCRIPTION
304        "This indicates how the 802.11 credentials are configured for
305        the client.
306        The possible values are:
307
308           localSaved - credentials are locally saved
309
310           manuallyPrompted - client is prompted for the credentials
311
312           hostOsLogin - this means the host operating system's login
313           credentials will be used
314
315           unknown - this indicates a credential method other
316           than the ones defined above"
317    SYNTAX          INTEGER  {
318                        localSaved(0),
319                        manuallyPrompted(1),
320                        hostOsLogin(2),
321                        unknown(255)
322                    }
323
324CiscoLwappDot11ClientPowerSaveMode ::= TEXTUAL-CONVENTION
325    STATUS          current
326    DESCRIPTION
327        "This is the type of power save mode configured on the
328        client. The possible values are:
329
330           awake - this indicates that the client is constantly awake
331
332           normal - this indicates normal power save mode
333
334           maxPower - this indicates maximum power save mode
335
336           uApsd - this indicates Unsolicited Automatic
337           Power Save Delivery
338
339           sApsd - this indicates Solicited Automatic Power
340           Save Delivery
341
342           unknown - this indicates a power save mode other
343           than the ones defined above"
344    SYNTAX          INTEGER  {
345                        awake(0),
346                        normal(1),
347                        maxPower(2),
348                        uApsd(3),
349                        sApsd(4),
350                        unknown(255)
351                    }
352
353CiscoLwappDot11ClientTxPowerMode ::= TEXTUAL-CONVENTION
354    STATUS          current
355    DESCRIPTION
356        "This field identifies the transmit power mode of the
357        client. The possible values are:
358
359           fixed - this indicates that the client is operating at a
360           fixed power mode
361
362           automatic - this indicates that the client power will be
363           determined automatically"
364    SYNTAX          INTEGER  {
365                        fixed(0),
366                        automatic(1)
367                    }
368
369CiscoLwappDot11ClientRadioType ::= TEXTUAL-CONVENTION
370    STATUS          current
371    DESCRIPTION
372        "This is the radio type of the client. The possible values
373        are:
374            unused - this is currently a reserved radio type and is
375            not used
376
377            fhss - this is Frequency-hopping spread spectrum based
378            radio
379
380            dsss - this is Direct Sequence spread spectrum based
381            radio
382
383            infraRedBaseband - this is infrared baseband based radio
384
385            oFdm - this is orthogonal frequency division
386            multiplexing based radio
387
388            highRateDsss - this is high rate direct sequence spread
389            spectrum based radio
390
391            erp - this indicates effective radiated power based radio
392
393            draft11n2point4Ghz - this indicates a 2.4 Ghz band radio
394            as defined in draft 802.11n
395
396            draft11n5Ghz - this indicates a 5 Ghz band radio
397            as defined in draft 802.11n"
398    SYNTAX          INTEGER  {
399                        unused(0),
400                        fhss(1),
401                        dsss(2),
402                        irBaseband(3),
403                        oFdm(4),
404                        highRateDsss(5),
405                        erp(6),
406                        draft11n2point4Ghz(7),
407                        draft11n5Ghz(8)
408                    }
409
410CiscoLwappDot11ClientDataRates ::= TEXTUAL-CONVENTION
411    STATUS          current
412    DESCRIPTION
413        "This field indicates the data rates supported by a
414        client.  If a data rate is supported by a client, the
415        corresponding bit is set to 1 else it is
416        set to 0.  The different data rates (in Mhz) are 1, 2,
417        5.5, 6, 9, 11, 12, 18, 24, 36, 48, 54."
418    SYNTAX          BITS {
419                        mhz1(0),
420                        mhz2(1),
421                        mhz5point5(2),
422                        mhz6(3),
423                        mhz9(4),
424                        mhz11(5),
425                        mhz12(6),
426                        mhz18(7),
427                        mhz24(8),
428                        mhz36(9),
429                        mhz48(10),
430                        mhz54(11)
431                    }
432
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