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Revision: 1.2, Thu Dec 13 14:53:15 2001 UTC (22 years, 6 months ago) by mike Branch: MAIN CVS Tags: test, pep_88, merge_of_dev, mday-merge-start, mday-merge-pegasus/src/Pegasus/Server, mday-merge-pegasus/src/Pegasus/Common, mday-2-0-patches, VERSION_2_1_RELEASE_HEAD, VERSION_2_1_RELEASE_BRANCH, VERSION_2_1_RELEASE, VERSION_2_1_1_RELEASE, VERSION_2_01_01, VERSION_2_00_RC_4, VERSION_2_00_RC_3, VERSION_2_00_RC_2, VERSION_2_00_RC_1, VERSION_2_00_BRANCH, VERSION_1_10, VERSION_1_09, VERSION_1_08, VERSION_1_07, TEST, STABLE, RELEASE_2_3_0-root, RELEASE_2_3_0-msg-freeze, RELEASE_2_3_0-branch, RELEASE_2_2_1-snapshot, RELEASE_2_2_0_0-release, RELEASE_2_2_0-root, RELEASE_2_2_0-branch, RELEASE_2_2-root, PRE_LICENSE_UPDATE_2003, POST_LICENSE_UPDATE_2003, PEGASUS_FC_VERSION_2_2, LOCAL_ASSOCPROV-ROOT, LOCAL_ASSOCPROV-BRANCH Changes since 1.1: +108 -0 lines Merged dev branch into main trunk. |
// ================================================================== // Title: Device MOF Specification Additions 2.6 // Filename: CIM_Device26_add.MOF // Version: 2.6 // Date: 06/12/2001 // Release: Preliminary // Description: The object classes below are new to the version stated // above and are being evaluated in premliminary release // status. // =================================================================== // Copyright "2001" Distributed Management Task Force, Inc. (DMTF). // All rights reserved. // DMTF is a not-for-profit association of industry members dedicated // to promoting enterprise and systems management and interoperability. // DMTF specifications and documents may be reproduced for uses // consistent with this purpose by members and non-members, // provided that correct attribution is given. // As DMTF specifications may be revised from time to time, // the particular version and release cited should always be noted. // =================================================================== // Author: DMTF System and Devices Working Group // ================================================================== // Date 05/25/2001 - Version 2.6 // CR602 - Add IBAdapterPort // ================================================================== // =================================================================== // // Controllers, Adapters, and Ports // // =================================================================== // ================================================================== // IBAdapterPort // ================================================================== [Description ( "Management information and capabilities of a InfiniBand Port " "and Channel Adapter. Each IBA Port independently provides the " "physical, link and network protocol layers of its container IBA " "Device. Multiple ports of a container IBA Device share the " "transport layer functionality among the ports. An IBA Port " "represents attributes of \"link port\" and/or \"end port\".") ] class CIM_IBAdapterPort : CIM_NetworkAdapter { [Description ( "The Adapter Status " ), ValueMap {"1", "2", "3", "4", "5", "6", "7"}, Values {"Other", "Unknown", "Port Ready", "Performing Self Test", "Initializing", "Soft Error", "Hard Error"} ] uint32 AdapterStatus; [Description ( "The AdapterDiagnosticCode provides both generic and vendor-" "specific diagnostic functionality. For all ports, all bits " "set to zero means the port status is good. Any non-zero " "value means there are possible error conditions."), Mappingstrings {"MAD.IBTA | PortInfo | DiagCode"} ] uint32 AdapterDiagnosticCode; [Write, MinValue(1), MaxValue(128), Description ( "The LID Mask Control value provides a way to have multiple " "addresses for a single path. The number of LIDs assigned " "to a port range from 1 to 128 unicast LIDs.") ] uint8 LIDMask; [Description ( "The type of port; e.g. switch, router, channel adapter." ), ValueMap { "1", "2", "3", "4", "5" }, Values {"Other", "Unknown", "Switch", "Router", "Channel Adapter"} ] uint8 PortType; [Description ( "The port number within the container Device ") ] uint8 PortNumber; [Description ( "Currently active link width. Only one width should be " "selected. Therefore, the only valid values are 1 (1x), " "2 (4x), and 8 (12x)."), BitMap {"0","1", "3"}, BitValues {"1x", "4x", "12x"}, Mappingstrings {"MAD.IBTA | PortInfo | LinkWidthActive"} ] uint8 LinkWidthActive; [Description ( "Currently active link speed. It is a component of actual speed" "Actual speed is the linlspeedactive times the linkwidthactive"), BitMap {"0"}, BitValues {"2.5 Gbps"}, Mappingstrings {"MAD.IBTA | PortInfo | LinkSpeedActive"} ] uint8 LinkSpeedActive; [Override ("Speed"), Description ( "The Speed property is derived from the product of LinkSpeed" "Active and LinkSpeedActive. This is the actual speed of " "the connection") ] uint64 Speed; [Override ("MaxSpeed"), Description ( "The Max speed of the connection is derived from the product of" "LinkSpeedEnabled and LinkWidthAvailable.") ] uint64 MaxSpeed; [Override ("PermanentAddress"), Description ( "This property can be used to set the Port GUID") ] string PermanentAddress[]; [Override ("NetworkAddresses"), Description ( "LIDs assigned to this element can be set in the " "NetworkAddresses property") ] string NetworkAddresses; }; // =================================================================== // end of file // ===================================================================
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