| ieeefloat32 |
binary |
An IEEE 32-bit floating point number. The format of this number
is of the form:
1-bit sign
8-bit exponent
23-bit fraction
The floating point value is calculated using:
(-1)**S * 2**(Exponent-127) * (1+Fraction) |
| ieeefloat32 |
binary |
An IEEE 32-bit floating point number. The format of this number
is of the form:
1-bit sign
8-bit exponent
23-bit fraction
The floating point value is calculated using:
(-1)**S * 2**(Exponent-127) * (1+Fraction) |
| ieeefloat32 |
binary |
An IEEE 32-bit floating point number. The format of this number
is of the form:
1-bit sign
8-bit exponent
23-bit fraction
The floating point value is calculated using:
(-1)**S * 2**(Exponent-127) * (1+Fraction) |
| ieeefloat32 |
binary |
An IEEE 32-bit floating point number. The format of this number
is of the form:
1-bit sign
8-bit exponent
23-bit fraction
The floating point value is calculated using:
(-1)**S * 2**(Exponent-127) * (1+Fraction) |
| percentage |
uint8 |
Integer indicating a percentage value |
| percentage |
uint8 |
Integer indicating a percentage value |
| percentage |
uint8 |
Integer indicating a percentage value |
| percentage |
uint8 |
Integer indicating a percentage value |
| posix-eregexp |
string |
This is a string which represents an extended POSIX
regular expression. |
| routing-password |
string |
This type is indicative of a password that is used within
a routing protocol which can be returned in plain text to the
NMS by the local system. Such passwords are typically stored
as encrypted strings. Since the encryption used is generally
well known, it is possible to extract the original value from
the string - and hence this format is not considered secure.
Leaves specified with this type should not be modified by
the system, and should be returned to the end-user in plain
text. This type exists to differentiate passwords, which
may be sensitive, from other string leaves. It could, for
example, be used by the NMS to censor this data when
viewed by particular users. |
| routing-password |
string |
This type is indicative of a password that is used within
a routing protocol which can be returned in plain text to the
NMS by the local system. Such passwords are typically stored
as encrypted strings. Since the encryption used is generally
well known, it is possible to extract the original value from
the string - and hence this format is not considered secure.
Leaves specified with this type should not be modified by
the system, and should be returned to the end-user in plain
text. This type exists to differentiate passwords, which
may be sensitive, from other string leaves. It could, for
example, be used by the NMS to censor this data when
viewed by particular users. |
| routing-password |
string |
This type is indicative of a password that is used within
a routing protocol which can be returned in plain text to the
NMS by the local system. Such passwords are typically stored
as encrypted strings. Since the encryption used is generally
well known, it is possible to extract the original value from
the string - and hence this format is not considered secure.
Leaves specified with this type should not be modified by
the system, and should be returned to the end-user in plain
text. This type exists to differentiate passwords, which
may be sensitive, from other string leaves. It could, for
example, be used by the NMS to censor this data when
viewed by particular users. |
| routing-password |
string |
This type is indicative of a password that is used within
a routing protocol which can be returned in plain text to the
NMS by the local system. Such passwords are typically stored
as encrypted strings. Since the encryption used is generally
well known, it is possible to extract the original value from
the string - and hence this format is not considered secure.
Leaves specified with this type should not be modified by
the system, and should be returned to the end-user in plain
text. This type exists to differentiate passwords, which
may be sensitive, from other string leaves. It could, for
example, be used by the NMS to censor this data when
viewed by particular users. |
| stat-interval |
uint64 |
A time interval over which a set of statistics is computed.
A common usage is to report the interval over which
avg/min/max stats are computed and reported. |
| stat-interval |
uint64 |
A time interval over which a set of statistics is computed.
A common usage is to report the interval over which
avg/min/max stats are computed and reported. |
| stat-interval |
uint64 |
A time interval over which a set of statistics is computed.
A common usage is to report the interval over which
avg/min/max stats are computed and reported. |
| stat-interval |
uint64 |
A time interval over which a set of statistics is computed.
A common usage is to report the interval over which
avg/min/max stats are computed and reported. |
| std-regexp |
string |
This type definition is a placeholder for a standard
definition of a regular expression that can be utilised in
OpenConfig models. Further discussion is required to
consider the type of regular expressions that are to be
supported. An initial proposal is POSIX compatible. |
| std-regexp |
string |
This type definition is a placeholder for a standard
definition of a regular expression that can be utilised in
OpenConfig models. Further discussion is required to
consider the type of regular expressions that are to be
supported. An initial proposal is POSIX compatible. |
| std-regexp |
string |
This type definition is a placeholder for a standard
definition of a regular expression that can be utilised in
OpenConfig models. Further discussion is required to
consider the type of regular expressions that are to be
supported. An initial proposal is POSIX compatible. |
| std-regexp |
string |
This type definition is a placeholder for a standard
definition of a regular expression that can be utilised in
OpenConfig models. Further discussion is required to
consider the type of regular expressions that are to be
supported. An initial proposal is POSIX compatible. |
| timeticks64 |
uint64 |
The timeticks64 represents the time, modulo 2^64 in
nanoseconds between two epochs. The leaf using this
type must define the epochs that tests are relative to. |
| timeticks64 |
uint64 |
This type is based on the timeticks type defined in
RFC 6991, but with 64-bit width. It represents the time,
modulo 2^64, in hundredths of a second between two epochs. |
| timeticks64 |
uint64 |
The timeticks64 represents the time, modulo 2^64 in
nanoseconds between two epochs. The leaf using this
type must define the epochs that tests are relative to. |
| timeticks64 |
uint64 |
This type is based on the timeticks type defined in
RFC 6991, but with 64-bit width. It represents the time,
modulo 2^64, in hundredths of a second between two epochs. |