| fcTraceRouteEntry | 
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        A trace route request entry.
        A management station wishing to create an entry
        should generate a pseudo-random number to be
        used as an index into this table and create an
        instance of the fcTraceRouteRowStatus object.
        After that, the management station should set
        the corresponding instance of fcTraceRouteTargetAddr
        object with the address of the destination for which
        the route needs to be determined and
        fcTraceRouteVsanIndex with the desired VSAN number.
        Once the appropriate instance of all the
        configuration objects have been created, either by
        an explicit SNMP set request or by default, the row
        status should be set to active and the corresponding
        instance of fcTraceRouteAdminStatus should be set to
        'enable' to initiate the trace route sequence. Note
        that this entire procedure may be initiated via a
        single set request which specifies a row status of
        createAndGo as well as specifies valid values for
        the non-defaulted configuration objects.
        The results of the trace route operation are made
        available in the fcTraceRouteHopsTable. For an entry
        uniquely identified by fcTraceRouteIndex, the value
        of the corresponding instance of
        fcTraceRouteOperStatus object will specify whether
        test was a success or a failure.
        The fcTraceRouteHopsTable will contain the actual
        hops that were determined by the test.
        For an entry uniquely identified by
        fcTraceRouteIndex, entries will be created
        automatically in the fcTraceRouteHopsTable which
        contain the different hops of the trace route path.
        Once the trace route test is complete, the management
        station should retrieve the information from the
        fcTraceRouteHopsTable and delete the entry from this
        table. When an entry is deleted from this table,
        related entries in the fcTraceRouteHopsTable will be
        automatically deleted by the agent.
        In order to prevent old entries from clogging the
        table, entries will be aged out. But an entry will
        never be deleted within fcTraceRouteAgeInterval
        milliseconds of completing.
        If the management station wishes to repeat the trace
        route test for a particular destination, then it will
        need to set the corresponding instance of
        fcTraceRouteAdminStatus to 'enable' again.
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      | fcTraceRouteHopsEntry | 
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        A trace route hop entry.
        The first index identifies the fcTraceRouteEntry
        that a fcTraceRouteHopsEntry belongs to. The second
        index element selects a hop in a trace route path.
        Entries are created automatically in this table
        corresponding to a fcTraceRouteEntry when the
        trace route test completes.
        In the case of a complete path being traced, the
        source and destination points along with the
        intermediate hops will be listed in this table.
        The entries in this table corresponding to a
        fcTraceRouteEntry are automatically deleted when
        the fcTraceRouteEntry is deleted or aged out.
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      | fcTraceRouteIndex | 
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        The index of a trace route entry. This object
        uniquely identifies a trace route request entry
        on a particular VSAN.
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      | fcTraceRouteVsanIndex | 
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        This object identifies the VSAN on which this
        trace route request is to be performed. This
        object cannot be modified if the corresponding
        instance of fcTraceRouteOperStatus object has a
        value of 'inProgress'.
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      | fcTraceRouteTargetAddrType | 
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        The format of the corresponding instance of
        fcTraceRouteTargetAddr object.
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      | fcTraceRouteTargetAddr | 
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        The address of the device to which the route is to be
        traced.
        If the value of the corresponding instance of
        fcTraceRouteTargetAddrType object is 'wwn', then this
        object will contain an 8 octet long WWN.
        If the value of the corresponding instance of
        fcTraceRouteTargetAddrType object is 'fcid', then this
        object will contain a 3 octet long FCID.
        This object MUST be set to a valid value before
        or concurrently with setting the corresponding
        instance of fcTraceRouteRowStatus to 'active'.
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      | fcTraceRouteTimeout | 
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        The timeout value for this trace route request.
        This object cannot be modified if the
        corresponding instance of fcTraceRouteOperStatus
        object has a value of 'inProgress'.
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      | fcTraceRouteAdminStatus | 
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        This object specifies the desired state that a
        fcTraceRouteEntry should be in:
        enable(1)  -  Attempt to activate the test as
        defined by this entry.
        disable(2) -  Deactivate the test as defined by
        this entry.
        The actual operational state of this test is
        indicated by the corresponding instance of
        fcTraceRouteOperStatus.
        When the trace route test corresponding to this entry
        is executing, this object cannot be modified. If this
        object is read at such a time, a value of 'enable'
        will be returned. When the test completes, the value
        of this object will be made 'disable' automatically
        by the agent.
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      | fcTraceRouteOperStatus | 
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        This object indicates the operational status
        of this fcTraceRouteEntry.
        inProgress(1)     -  Indicates that the trace route
        test as defined by this instance
        of fcTraceRouteEntry is currently
        running.
        success(2)        -  Indicates that the trace route
        test as defined by this instance
        of fcTraceRouteEntry is currently
        complete and the whole path to the
        destination has been traced.
        partialSuccess(3) -  Indicates that the trace route
        test as defined by this instance
        of fcTraceRouteEntry is currently
        partially successful.
        failure(4)        -  Indicates that the trace route
        test as defined by this instance
        of fcTraceRouteEntry has currently
        failed due to resource
        limitations.
        disabled(5)       -  Indicates that the trace route
        test as defined by this instance
        of fcTraceRouteEntry is
        currently disabled.
        Initially the value of this object will be
        'inProgress' when the test is being executed. Once
        the test completes, the value of this object will
        be 'success' or 'partialSuccess' depending on the
        outcome of the test.
        If the value of this object is 'success', then the
        route to the target as determined by this test will
        be available in the fcTraceRouteHopsTable.
        If the value of this object is 'partialSuccess', then
        the fcTraceRouteHopsTable will contain that portion
        of the route that was traced by the test.
        If the value of this object is 'failure', then the
        test was not carried out and the
        fcTraceRouteHopsTable will not have any entries
        corresponding to this test.
        If the value of the corresponding instance of
        fcTraceRouteAdminStatus is 'disable', then this
        object will have a value of 'disabled'.
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      | fcTraceRouteAgeInterval | 
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        The amount of time to wait after a trace route
        test completes before the entry is aged out.
        This object cannot be modified if the
        corresponding instance of fcTraceRouteOperStatus
        object has a value of 'inProgress'.
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      | fcTraceRouteTrapOnCompletion | 
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        This object specifies if fcTraceRouteCompletionNotify
        notification should be generated or not when this
        trace route test completes.
        If this object is set to 'true', then the notification
        is generated.
        If this object is set to 'false', then the
        notification is not generated.
        This object cannot be modified if the corresponding
        instance of fcTraceRouteOperStatus object is
        having a value of 'inProgress'.
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      | fcTraceRouteRowStatus | 
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        The status of this conceptual row.
        If a trace route test is being executed and
        if the corresponding instance of this
        object is set to 'destroy', then the trace
        route test will be stopped.
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      | fcTraceRouteHopsHopIndex | 
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        This object specifies the hop index for a
        traceroute hop. Values for this object with
        respect to the same fcTraceRouteIndex MUST start
        at 1 and increase monotonically.
        All hops (traceRouteHopsTable entries) in a
        trace route path MUST be updated at the same time
        when a trace route test completes.
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      | fcTraceRouteHopsHopAddr | 
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        This object reports the WWN of the device
        associated with this hop.
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      | fcTraceRouteHopsHopLatencyValid | 
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        This object indicates whether the
        corresponding instance of
        fcTraceRouteHopsHopLatency object contains
        a valid value.
        If the value of this object is 'true', then
        the corresponding instance of
        fcTraceRouteHopsHopLatency contains a valid
        value.
        If the value of this object is 'false', then
        the corresponding instance of
        fcTraceRouteHopsHopLatency does not contain a
        valid value and should be ignored.
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      | fcTraceRouteHopsHopLatency | 
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        This object reports the round trip time associated
        with this hop.
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