ASAM-TC-MIB DEFINITIONS ::= BEGIN

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--  MODULE-IDENTITY
--  LAST-UPDATED   "200606131200Z"
--  ORGANIZATION   "Alcatel"
--  CONTACT-INFO
--
--          Email:  asam.mibsupport@alcatel.be"
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--  DESCRIPTION
--        "This MIB module defines Textual Conventions that are shared by
--         Alcatel specified MIB modules.
--
--  REVISION 200606131200Z
--  DESCRIPTION
--        "Version:  3EC17922EAAA_V3.2.0.0.0
--         Editor:   Marc Van Vlimmeren
--         Changes:  Editorial updates"
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--  REVISION 200601231200Z
--  DESCRIPTION
--        "Version:  3EC17922EAAA_V2.0.0.0.0
--         Editor:   Bart Bogaert
--         Changes:  Implemented BDFhw70643: strict syntax checks (smilint)"
--
--  REVISION 200007260000Z
--  DESCRIPTION
--        "Version:  3EC17922AAAA_E4.2.0.0
--         Editor:   Rajesh Abbi
--         Changes:  Initial Version"
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-- =============================================================================
IMPORTS
    asam  FROM SYSTEM-MIB
    Gauge FROM RFC1155-SMI;

--  Profile related Textual Conventions
--  ===================================

-- Profile Index
-- =============
-- A Profile Index is used to uniquely identify a Profile in a
-- Table.  The index must be unique for every profile in a table,
-- and may not be 0.
AsamProfileIndex    ::= INTEGER(1..65535)


-- Profile Index
-- =============
-- A Profile Index is used to uniquely identify a Profile in a
-- Table.  The index must be unique for every profile in a table,
-- and may be 0.
AsamProfileIndexOrZero ::= INTEGER(0..65535)


-- Next Profile Index
-- ==================
-- A Next Profile Index is used by the Agent to inform the Manager
-- of the next available Profile Index that may be used for creating
-- a new Profile.  This index must not be in use by an existing entry
-- in the table.  A value of 0 indicates no more profiles may be
-- defined in the associated table.
AsamNextProfileIndex ::= INTEGER(0..65535)

-- Max Profile Index
-- ==================
-- The Max Profile Index is used by the manager to know the maximum number
-- of profiles that can be created.
AsamMaxProfileIndex ::= INTEGER(0..65535)

-- Profile Pointer
-- ===============
-- A Profile Pointer is a reference to a profile.
-- Its value may be equal to the Profile Index of an existing
-- profile, or 0.  The value 0 is treated as a NULL reference -
-- ie: no profile is assumed to be referenced.
AsamProfilePointer  ::= INTEGER(0..65535)

-- Profile Name
-- ============
-- A Profile Name uniquely identifies a profile in a table.
-- It is a human readable string up to 32 characters long
-- that is NOT case-sensitive, and may only contain following
-- characters : ['a'..'z','A'..'Z','0'..'9', '-', '_', '.'].
AsamProfileName     ::= OCTET STRING (SIZE(1..32))

-- Profile Scope
-- =============
-- The Profile Scope identifies the scope of the associated
-- Profile definition.  Following scopes are defined:
-- o Local   : Only defined for the associated NE (Network Element).
-- o Network : Defined for ALL NEs managed by the EMS.
-- Network Profiles may not be created/modified/deleted via the
-- local Craft Interface at the NE.
AsamProfileScope    ::= INTEGER {
                           localScope  (1),
                           networkScope(2) 
                        }

-- Profile Reference Count
-- =======================
-- The Profile Reference Count indicates the number of entities using
-- a particular Profile instance. 
-- If the value is 0, then this profile is "not in use", and may be
-- deleted.
-- If the value is greater than 0, then this profile is "in use", and
-- may NOT be deleted.
AsamProfileRefCount ::= INTEGER(0..65535) 
AsamProfileRefCount32 ::= INTEGER(0..4294967295)

--  Logging related Textual Conventions
--  ===========================

LogLastEntry   ::=  INTEGER (0..4294967295)

LogReset       ::=  INTEGER {
                           resetCompleted      (1),
                           reset               (2)}

LogBufferSize  ::=  INTEGER (0..4294967295)

LogFullAction  ::=  INTEGER {
                            wrap     (1), 
                            halt     (2)}

LogOverflowed  ::=  INTEGER {
                    	 notoverflowed       (1), 
                     	 overflowed  	     (2)}

LogIndex       ::=  INTEGER (0..4294967295)

--  General Textual Conventions
--  ===========================

--  SMIv1 does not give an explicit limit on the range of integers.
--  In most cases, the INTEGER range is assumed to be -2147483648 .. 2147483647.
--  This TC simulates an Unsigned32 from SMIv2.

Uint32 ::= Gauge (0 .. 4294967295)

-- Type Definitions moved from ASAM_SYSTEM_MIB

   NetworkTimeInSeconds ::= INTEGER (0..4294967295) 
      -- This type gives the distributed network time in
      -- seconds encountered since January 1, 1900.

   NetworkTimeInMiliSeconds ::= INTEGER (0..4294967295) 
      -- This type gives the distributed network time in
      -- miliseconds encountered since January 1, 1900.


END