CISCO-FIREWALL-TC-V1SMI.my

-- MIB file created 03-Mar-2006 13:43:12, by
--   SMICng version 2.2.11-beta(PRO)(Solaris), January 20, 2001. Enterprise key cisco.com

CISCO-FIREWALL-TC DEFINITIONS ::= BEGIN

-- From file: "CISCO-FIREWALL-TC.my"
-- Compile options "4 7 F H N O W 03 06 0B 0G 0N 0T"

IMPORTS
    ciscoMgmt
            FROM CISCO-SMI;

ciscoFirewallTc OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { ciscoMgmt 488 }
-- MODULE-IDENTITY
--  LastUpdated
--    200603030000Z
--  OrgName
--    Cisco Systems Inc.
--  ContactInfo
--           Cisco Systems
--            Customer Service
--    
--    Postal: 170 W Tasman Drive
--            San Jose, CA  95134
--            USA
--    
--       Tel: +1 800 553-NETS
--    E-mail: cs-firewalls@cisco.com
--  Descr
--    This MIB module defines textual conventions that
--    are commonly used in modeling management information 
--    pertaining to configuration, status and activity
--    of firewalls.
--  RevDate
--    200603030000Z
--  RevDescr
--    Initial version of this module.

CFWNetworkProtocol ::= INTEGER {
        none(1),
        other(2),
        ip(3),
        icmp(4),
        gre(5),
        udp(6),
        tcp(7)
        }
-- TEXTUAL-CONVENTION
--  Status
--    mandatory
--  Descr
--    This type denotes protocols operating at 
--    layers 3 or 4 of Open System Interconnection (OSI)
--    model.
--    
--    The following values are defined:
--    
--    'none'
--        Denotes the semantics of 'not applicable'.
--    
--    'other'
--        Denotes any protocol not listed.
--    
--    'ip'
--        Denotes Internet Protocol (IP).
--    
--    'icmp'
--        Denotes Internet Control Message
--        Protocol.
--    
--    'gre'
--        Denotes Generic Route Encapsulation
--        protocol.
--    
--    'udp'
--        Denotes User Datagram Protocol.
--    
--    'tcp'
--        Denotes Transmission Control Protocol.

CFWApplicationProtocol ::= INTEGER {
        none(1),
        other(2),
        ftp(3),
        telnet(4),
        smtp(5),
        http(6),
        tacacs(7),
        dns(8),
        sqlnet(9),
        https(10),
        tftp(11),
        gopher(12),
        finger(13),
        kerberos(14),
        pop2(15),
        pop3(16),
        sunRpc(17),
        msRpc(18),
        nntp(19),
        snmp(20),
        imap(21),
        ldap(22),
        exec(23),
        login(24),
        shell(25),
        msSql(26),
        sybaseSql(27),
        nfs(28),
        lotusnote(29),
        h323(30),
        cuseeme(31),
        realmedia(32),
        netshow(33),
        streamworks(34),
        vdolive(35),
        sap(36),
        sip(37),
        mgcp(38),
        rtsp(39),
        skinny(40),
        gtpV0(41),
        gtpV1(42),
        echo(43),
        discard(44),
        daytime(45),
        netstat(46),
        ssh(47),
        time(48),
        tacacsDs(49),
        bootps(50),
        bootpc(51),
        dnsix(52),
        rtelnet(53),
        ident(54),
        sqlServ(55),
        ntp(56),
        pwdgen(57),
        ciscoFna(58),
        ciscoTna(59),
        ciscoSys(60),
        netbiosNs(61),
        netbiosDgm(62),
        netbiosSsn(63),
        sqlSrv(64),
        snmpTrap(65),
        rsvd(66),
        send(67),
        xdmcp(68),
        bgp(69),
        irc(70),
        qmtp(71),
        ipx(72),
        dbase(73),
        imap3(74),
        rsvpTunnel(75),
        hpCollector(76),
        hpManagedNode(77),
        hpAlarmMgr(78),
        microsoftDs(79),
        creativeServer(80),
        creativePartnr(81),
        appleQtc(82),
        igmpV3Lite(83),
        isakmp(84),
        biff(85),
        who(86),
        syslog(87),
        router(88),
        ncp(89),
        timed(90),
        ircServ(91),
        uucp(92),
        syslogConn(93),
        sshell(94),
        ldaps(95),
        dhcpFailover(96),
        msexchRouting(97),
        entrustSvcs(98),
        entrustSvcHandler(99),
        ciscoTdp(100),
        webster(101),
        gdoi(102),
        iscsi(103),
        cddbp(104),
        ftps(105),
        telnets(106),
        imaps(107),
        ircs(108),
        pop3s(109),
        socks(110),
        kazaa(111),
        msSqlM(112),
        msSna(113),
        wins(114),
        ica(115),
        orasrv(116),
        rdbDbsDisp(117),
        vqp(118),
        icabrowser(119),
        kermit(120),
        rsvpEncap(121),
        l2tp(122),
        pptp(123),
        h323Gatestat(124),
        rWinsock(125),
        radius(126),
        hsrp(127),
        net8Cman(128),
        oracleEmVp(129),
        oracleNames(130),
        oracle(131),
        ciscoSvcs(132),
        ciscoNetMgmt(133),
        stun(134),
        trRsrb(135),
        ddnsV3(136),
        aceSvr(137),
        giop(138),
        ttc(139),
        ipass(140),
        clp(141),
        citrixImaClient(142),
        sms(143),
        citrix(144),
        realSecure(145),
        lotusMtap(146),
        cifs(147),
        msDotnetster(148),
        tarantella(149),
        fcipPort(150),
        ssp(151),
        iscsiTarget(152),
        mySql(153),
        msClusterNet(154),
        ldapAdmin(155),
        ieee80211Iapp(156),
        oemAgent(157),
        rtcPmPort(158),
        dbControlAgent(159),
        ipsecMsft(160),
        sipTls(161),
        aim(162),
        pcAnyWhereData(163),
        pcAnyWhereStat(164),
        x11(165),
        ircu(166),
        n2h2Server(167),
        h323CallSigAlt(168),
        yahooMsgr(169),
        msnMsgr(170)
        }
-- TEXTUAL-CONVENTION
--  Status
--    mandatory
--  Descr
--    This type denotes the application (OSI Layer 7)
--    protocol/service corresponding to a firewall session
--    or a connection.
--    
--    Description of constants of this type
--    
--    'none'
--        Denotes the semantics of 'not applicable'.
--    
--    'other'
--        Denotes any protocol not listed.
--    
--  Refer
--    The protocols enumerated in this textual convention
--    may be correlated with the information on protocols/
--    services defined by Internet Assigned Numbers Authority
--    (IANA) found at 
--    
--    http://www.iana.com/assignments/port-numbers

CFWPolicy ::= OCTET STRING(SIZE(0..128))
-- TEXTUAL-CONVENTION
--  Status
--    mandatory
--  Descr
--    This type denotes the identity of a policy
--    enforced by the firewall. In the context of firewalls,
--    only security policies are relevant.
--    
--    Objects of this type must comprise printable,
--    human readable ASCII characters. A zero length
--    string is used to denote a 'null' policy.
--    
--    An example of a policy is the 'policy-map' entity
--    configured using the Modular Policy Command
--    framework.

CFWPolicyTarget ::= OCTET STRING(SIZE(0..128))
-- TEXTUAL-CONVENTION
--  Status
--    mandatory
--  Descr
--    In the context of policy management, the term 
--    target refers to an entity on the managed device 
--    to which the policy is applied thereby enforcing
--    the policy on the traffic stream(s) associated 
--    with the entity.
--    
--    The type 'CFWPolicyTarget' denotes the identity of
--    a policy target. Examples of policy targets include
--    interfaces, security zones, users, user groups and
--    virtual contexts.
--    
--    Objects of this type must comprise printable,
--    human readable ASCII characters. A zero length
--    string is used to denote a 'null' target.

CFWPolicyTargetType ::= INTEGER {
        all(1),
        other(2),
        interface(3),
        zone(4),
        zonepair(5),
        user(6),
        usergroup(7),
        context(8)
        }
-- TEXTUAL-CONVENTION
--  Status
--    mandatory
--  Descr
--    This type is used to represent the type of 
--    a policy target.
--    
--    The following values are defined:
--    
--    'all'
--        Certain firewall implementations allow policies
--        to be applied on all applicable targets. (Such
--        policies are termed 'global'). The target type
--        'all' denotes the set of all applicable
--        targets.
--    
--    'other'
--        Denotes an entity type that has yet not been
--        classified in one of the other types. This
--        value is useful in accomodating new target types
--        before the textual convention is revised to 
--        include them.
--    
--    'interface'
--        The policy target is an interface of the managed 
--        device.
--    
--    'zone'
--        The policy target is a zone, where a zone is
--        is a collection of interfaces of the managed 
--        device.
--    
--    'zonepair'
--        The policy target is a pair of zones.
--    
--    'user'
--        Denotes the identity of a user who is 
--        authorized to access the firewall itself or 
--        the resources protected by the firewall.
--    
--    'usergroup'
--        Denotes the identity of a user group.
--        User group denotes a collection of user
--        identities, as defined above.
--    
--    'context'
--        Denotes a logical device defined in the managed
--        device with a distinct management context. 
--        Examples of such logical devices include
--        virtual contexts defined by Firewall Service
--        Module, virtual sensors defined by Intrusion
--        Detection Service Module and Virtual Routing
--        and Forwarding (VRFs) defined by IOS.

CFWUrlfVendorId ::= INTEGER {
        other(1),
        websense(2),
        n2h2(3)
        }
-- TEXTUAL-CONVENTION
--  Status
--    mandatory
--  Descr
--    This type denotes the vendor of a URL filtering
--    server which the firewall uses to implement URL
--    filtering. 
--    
--    A URL filtering server provides a database of URLs
--    with appropriate access restrictions (e.g., 
--    deny or permit). Various security devices can make
--    use of these filtering servers to provide URL filtering
--    functionality to the users.
--    
--    The following values are defined:
--    
--    'other' 
--        Other type of URL filtering servers than those
--        specified below.
--    
--    'websense'
--        Websense URL filtering server. One of the products
--        provided by Websense is a Web Filtering Server. 
--        More information about Websense Web Filtering
--        product can be found at http://www.websense.com
--    
--    'n2h2'
--        N2H2 URL filtering server. More information about
--        N2H2 Filtering product can be found at
--        http://www.n2h2.com

CFWUrlServerStatus ::= INTEGER {
        online(1),
        offline(2),
        indeterminate(3)
        }
-- TEXTUAL-CONVENTION
--  Status
--    mandatory
--  Descr
--    This type denotes the status of the URL filtering 
--    server which the firewall uses to implement URL
--    filtering.
--    
--    The following values are defined:
--    
--    'online' 
--        Indicates that the Server is online
--    
--    'offline'
--        Indicates that the Server is offline
--    
--    'indeterminate'
--        Indicates that the Server status 
--        cannot be determined


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