The vpackTable section of the MIB is a table containing one entry for each XPACK. The index for this table is the pack slot number (1 to 16) as used in the Blueworx Voice Response user interface. Entries only exist for slots where a card is installed.
The number of instances of vpackType, vpackStatus, and so on tell you how many packs are attached to a system.
Structure | Access | Type | Description | ||
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vpackTable |
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vpackEntry |
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vpackIndex |
None | INTEGER |
Pack number (1 through 16). | ||
vpackType |
Read-only | INTEGER |
Shows the type of each of the packs
installed. This value is not set if the pack is in the Defined or
Equipped state. Possible values (of vpackEntry 2)
are:
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vpackStatus |
Read-only | INTEGER |
The current operating status of the pack. Possible
values are:
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vpackAction |
Write-only | INTEGER |
This variable is used to alter the state of
the pack. Possible values are:
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vpackSigUse |
Read-only | INTEGER |
Shows whether this pack is carrying telephony signaling for itself and maybe
other packs controlled by the same signaling process. Possible values are:
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vpackCCSSigProc |
Read-only | INTEGER |
For packs using session initiated protocol (SIP) this shows the signaling process that is being used, using values from the SL_PROC_TYPE enumeration in the slcommon.h header file. | ||
vpackNFAS |
Read-only | INTEGER |
Possible values are:
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vpackChanStatus |
Read-only | OCTET-STRING |
This variable gives the status of all channels on this pack. It contains one octet for each channel configured for the pack, starting with channel-1 in the first octet. This variable is available only for packs that are Inservice or Quiescing, and for packs that have channels configured. The possible values for each channel status are the same as for the channelStatus variable in channelTable (see Channel information). | ||
vpackDTQAloading |
Read-only | INTEGER |
This variable gives a percentage relating to how heavily the DTTA subsystem is loaded. If the percentage exceeds 95%, it is likely that telephony problems will occur. Because this percentage applies to one DTTA, the same value is returned for all TPACKs attached to the adapter. |