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<Protocol xmlns="http://www.skyline.be/protocol">
	<Name>Skyline Example SNMP Base</Name>
	<Description>Skyline Example - SNMP Base DataMiner connector</Description>
	<Version>1.0.0.7</Version>
	<IntegrationID>DMS-DRV-9041</IntegrationID>
	<Provider>Skyline Communications</Provider>
	<Vendor>Skyline Example</Vendor>
	<VendorOID>1.3.6.1.4.1.8813.2.1218</VendorOID>
	<DeviceOID>18</DeviceOID>
	<ElementType>Example</ElementType>
	<Type relativeTimers="true">snmpv2</Type>
	<Display defaultPage="General" pageOrder="General;Interface;----------;Web Interface#http://[Polling Ip]/" wideColumnPages="Interface"/>
	<SNMP includepages="true">auto</SNMP>

	<Compliancies>
		<CassandraReady>true</CassandraReady>
		<MinimumRequiredVersion>10.2.0.0 - 12603</MinimumRequiredVersion>
	</Compliancies>

	<Params>
		<Param id="2">
			<Name>AfterStartup</Name>
			<Description>After Startup</Description>
			<Type>dummy</Type>
		</Param>

		<Param id="10">
			<Name>Fixed_0</Name>
			<Description>Fixed 0</Description>
			<Type>fixed</Type>
			<Interprete>
				<RawType>numeric text</RawType>
				<Type>double</Type>
				<LengthType>fixed</LengthType>
				<Length>1</Length>
				<Value>0</Value>
			</Interprete>
		</Param>
		<Param id="11">
			<Name>Fixed_1</Name>
			<Description>Fixed 1</Description>
			<Type>fixed</Type>
			<Interprete>
				<RawType>numeric text</RawType>
				<Type>double</Type>
				<LengthType>fixed</LengthType>
				<Length>1</Length>
				<Value>1</Value>
			</Interprete>
		</Param>

		<Param id="91">
			<Name>sysUptimeTimeoutTrigger</Name>
			<Type>dummy</Type>
		</Param>
		<Param id="92">
			<Name>sysUptimeGroupResultAfterRetries</Name>
			<Description>Group Result After Retries - SysUptime</Description>
			<Type>read</Type>
			<Interprete>
				<RawType>numeric text</RawType>
				<LengthType>next param</LengthType>
				<Type>double</Type>
			</Interprete>
			<Measurement>
				<Type>discreet</Type>
				<Discreets>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Success</Display>
						<Value>0</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Timeout</Display>
						<Value>1</Value>
					</Discreet>
				</Discreets>
			</Measurement>
		</Param>
		<Param id="93">
			<Name>sysUptimeAfterGroupTrigger</Name>
			<Type>dummy</Type>
		</Param>
		<Param id="95" trending="false" save="true">
			<Name>sysUptimeBuffer</Name>
			<Description>System Uptime Buffer</Description>
			<Information>
				<Subtext>This buffer contains necessary data in order to determine if the SNMP agent of the data source has restarted.</Subtext>
			</Information>
			<Type>read</Type>
			<Interprete>
				<RawType>other</RawType>
				<Type>string</Type>
				<LengthType>next param</LengthType>
			</Interprete>
			<Display>
				<RTDisplay>false</RTDisplay>
			</Display>
		</Param>
		<Param id="100" trending="false">
			<Name>sysUptime</Name>
			<Description>System Uptime</Description>
			<Information>
				<Subtext>Displays the time since the network management portion of the system was last re-initialized.</Subtext>
			</Information>
			<Type>read</Type>
			<Interprete>
				<RawType>numeric text</RawType>
				<Type>double</Type>
				<LengthType>next param</LengthType>
				<Sequence noset="true">div:100</Sequence>
			</Interprete>
			<SNMP>
				<Enabled>true</Enabled>
				<OID type="complete">1.3.6.1.2.1.1.3.0</OID>
				<Type>timeticks</Type>
			</SNMP>
			<Display>
				<RTDisplay>true</RTDisplay>
				<Positions>
					<Position>
						<Page>General</Page>
						<Column>0</Column>
						<Row>5</Row>
					</Position>
				</Positions>
			</Display>
			<Measurement>
				<Type options="time">number</Type>
			</Measurement>
		</Param>
		<Param id="101" trending="false">
			<Name>sysName</Name>
			<Description>System Name</Description>
			<Information>
				<Subtext>
					<![CDATA[An administratively-assigned name for this managed node.
By convention, this is the node's fully-qualified domain name.]]>
				</Subtext>
			</Information>
			<Type>read</Type>
			<Interprete>
				<RawType>other</RawType>
				<Type>string</Type>
				<LengthType>next param</LengthType>
				<Exceptions>
					<Exception id="1" value="">
						<Display state="disabled">N/A</Display>
						<Value>-1</Value>
					</Exception>
				</Exceptions>
			</Interprete>
			<SNMP>
				<Enabled>true</Enabled>
				<OID type="complete">1.3.6.1.2.1.1.5.0</OID>
			</SNMP>
			<Display>
				<RTDisplay>true</RTDisplay>
				<Range>
					<Low>0</Low>
					<High>255</High>
				</Range>
				<Positions>
					<Position>
						<Page>General</Page>
						<Column>0</Column>
						<Row>0</Row>
					</Position>
				</Positions>
			</Display>
			<Measurement>
				<Type>string</Type>
			</Measurement>
		</Param>
		<Param id="102" snmpSetAndGet="true">
			<Name>sysName</Name>
			<Description>System Name</Description>
			<Type>write</Type>
			<Interprete>
				<RawType>other</RawType>
				<Type>string</Type>
				<LengthType>next param</LengthType>
			</Interprete>
			<SNMP>
				<Enabled>true</Enabled>
				<OID type="complete">1.3.6.1.2.1.1.5.0</OID>
			</SNMP>
			<Display>
				<RTDisplay>true</RTDisplay>
				<Range>
					<Low>0</Low>
					<High>255</High>
				</Range>
				<Positions>
					<Position>
						<Page>General</Page>
						<Column>0</Column>
						<Row>0</Row>
					</Position>
				</Positions>
			</Display>
			<Measurement>
				<Type>string</Type>
			</Measurement>
		</Param>
		<Param id="103" trending="false">
			<Name>sysContact</Name>
			<Description>System Contact</Description>
			<Information>
				<Subtext>
					<![CDATA[The textual identification of the contact person for this managed node, together with information on how to contact this person.]]>
				</Subtext>
			</Information>
			<Type>read</Type>
			<Interprete>
				<RawType>other</RawType>
				<Type>string</Type>
				<LengthType>next param</LengthType>
				<Exceptions>
					<Exception id="1" value="">
						<Display state="disabled">N/A</Display>
						<Value>-1</Value>
					</Exception>
				</Exceptions>
			</Interprete>
			<SNMP>
				<Enabled>true</Enabled>
				<OID type="complete">1.3.6.1.2.1.1.4.0</OID>
			</SNMP>
			<Display>
				<RTDisplay>true</RTDisplay>
				<Range>
					<Low>0</Low>
					<High>255</High>
				</Range>
				<Positions>
					<Position>
						<Page>General</Page>
						<Column>0</Column>
						<Row>1</Row>
					</Position>
				</Positions>
			</Display>
			<Measurement>
				<Type>string</Type>
			</Measurement>
		</Param>
		<Param id="104" snmpSetAndGet="true">
			<Name>sysContact</Name>
			<Description>System Contact</Description>
			<Type>write</Type>
			<Interprete>
				<RawType>other</RawType>
				<Type>string</Type>
				<LengthType>next param</LengthType>
			</Interprete>
			<SNMP>
				<Enabled>true</Enabled>
				<OID type="complete">1.3.6.1.2.1.1.4.0</OID>
			</SNMP>
			<Display>
				<RTDisplay>true</RTDisplay>
				<Range>
					<Low>0</Low>
					<High>255</High>
				</Range>
				<Positions>
					<Position>
						<Page>General</Page>
						<Column>0</Column>
						<Row>1</Row>
					</Position>
				</Positions>
			</Display>
			<Measurement>
				<Type>string</Type>
			</Measurement>
		</Param>
		<Param id="105" trending="false">
			<Name>sysLocation</Name>
			<Description>System Location</Description>
			<Information>
				<Subtext>The physical location of this node (e.g., "telephone closet, 3rd floor").</Subtext>
			</Information>
			<Type>read</Type>
			<Interprete>
				<RawType>other</RawType>
				<Type>string</Type>
				<LengthType>next param</LengthType>
				<Exceptions>
					<Exception id="1" value="">
						<Display state="disabled">N/A</Display>
						<Value>-1</Value>
					</Exception>
				</Exceptions>
			</Interprete>
			<SNMP>
				<Enabled>true</Enabled>
				<OID type="complete">1.3.6.1.2.1.1.6.0</OID>
			</SNMP>
			<Display>
				<RTDisplay>true</RTDisplay>
				<Range>
					<Low>0</Low>
					<High>255</High>
				</Range>
				<Positions>
					<Position>
						<Page>General</Page>
						<Column>0</Column>
						<Row>2</Row>
					</Position>
				</Positions>
			</Display>
			<Measurement>
				<Type>string</Type>
			</Measurement>
		</Param>
		<Param id="106" snmpSetAndGet="true">
			<Name>sysLocation</Name>
			<Description>System Location</Description>
			<Type>write</Type>
			<Interprete>
				<RawType>other</RawType>
				<Type>string</Type>
				<LengthType>next param</LengthType>
			</Interprete>
			<SNMP>
				<Enabled>true</Enabled>
				<OID type="complete">1.3.6.1.2.1.1.6.0</OID>
			</SNMP>
			<Display>
				<RTDisplay>true</RTDisplay>
				<Range>
					<Low>0</Low>
					<High>255</High>
				</Range>
				<Positions>
					<Position>
						<Page>General</Page>
						<Column>0</Column>
						<Row>2</Row>
					</Position>
				</Positions>
			</Display>
			<Measurement>
				<Type>string</Type>
			</Measurement>
		</Param>
		<Param id="107" trending="false">
			<Name>sysObjectID</Name>
			<Description>System Object ID</Description>
			<Information>
				<Subtext>
					<![CDATA[The vendor's authoritative identification of the network management subsystem contained in the entity.
This value is allocated within the SMI enterprises subtree (1.3.6.1.4.1) and provides an easy and unambiguous means for determining "what kind of box" is being managed.
For example, if vendor "Flintstones, Inc." was assigned the subtree 1.3.6.1.4.1.4242, it could assign the identifier 1.3.6.1.4.1.4242.1.1 to its "Fred Router".]]>
				</Subtext>
			</Information>
			<Type>read</Type>
			<Interprete>
				<RawType>other</RawType>
				<Type>string</Type>
				<LengthType>next param</LengthType>
			</Interprete>
			<SNMP>
				<Enabled>true</Enabled>
				<OID type="complete">1.3.6.1.2.1.1.2.0</OID>
			</SNMP>
			<Display>
				<RTDisplay>true</RTDisplay>
				<Positions>
					<Position>
						<Page>General</Page>
						<Column>0</Column>
						<Row>3</Row>
					</Position>
				</Positions>
			</Display>
			<Measurement>
				<Type>string</Type>
			</Measurement>
		</Param>
		<Param id="108" trending="false">
			<Name>sysDescr</Name>
			<Description>System Description</Description>
			<Information>
				<Subtext>
					<![CDATA[A textual description of the entity.
This value should include the full name and version identification of the system's hardware type, software operating-system, and networking software.]]>
				</Subtext>
			</Information>
			<Type>read</Type>
			<Interprete>
				<RawType>other</RawType>
				<Type>string</Type>
				<LengthType>next param</LengthType>
			</Interprete>
			<SNMP>
				<Enabled>true</Enabled>
				<OID type="complete">1.3.6.1.2.1.1.1.0</OID>
			</SNMP>
			<Display>
				<RTDisplay>true</RTDisplay>
				<Positions>
					<Position>
						<Page>General</Page>
						<Column>0</Column>
						<Row>4</Row>
					</Position>
				</Positions>
			</Display>
			<Measurement>
				<Type lines="5">string</Type>
			</Measurement>
		</Param>

		<Param id="991">
			<Name>IfTableTimeoutTrigger</Name>
			<Description>Interface Table Timeout Trigger</Description>
			<Type>dummy</Type>
		</Param>
		<Param id="992">
			<Name>IfTableGroupResultAfterRetries</Name>
			<Description>Group Result After Retries - Interface Table</Description>
			<Type>read</Type>
			<Interprete>
				<RawType>numeric text</RawType>
				<Type>double</Type>
				<LengthType>next param</LengthType>
			</Interprete>
			<Display>
				<RTDisplay>false</RTDisplay>
			</Display>
			<Measurement>
				<Type>discreet</Type>
				<Discreets>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Success</Display>
						<Value>0</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Timeout</Display>
						<Value>1</Value>
					</Discreet>
				</Discreets>
			</Measurement>
		</Param>
		<Param id="993">
			<Name>ifTableCalculateBitrates</Name>
			<Description>If Table Calculate Bit Rates</Description>
			<Type>dummy</Type>
		</Param>
		<Param id="995" trending="false">
			<Name>ifTableSnmpAgentRestartFlag</Name>
			<Description>SNMP Agent Restart Flag for IfTable.</Description>
			<Type>read</Type>
			<Information>
				<Subtext>This flag is set to true if an SNMP Agent restart was detected since last IfTable successful group execution.</Subtext>
			</Information>
			<Interprete>
				<RawType>numeric text</RawType>
				<Type>double</Type>
				<LengthType>next param</LengthType>
			</Interprete>
			<Display>
				<RTDisplay>false</RTDisplay>
			</Display>
			<Measurement>
				<Type>discreet</Type>
				<Discreets>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Not Restarted</Display>
						<Value>0</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Restarted</Display>
						<Value>1</Value>
					</Discreet>
				</Discreets>
			</Measurement>
		</Param>
		<Param id="999">
			<Name>ifTableSetInstance</Name>
			<Description>If Table Set Instance</Description>
			<Type>read</Type>
			<Interprete>
				<RawType>other</RawType>
				<Type>string</Type>
				<LengthType>next param</LengthType>
			</Interprete>
		</Param>
		<Param id="1000">
			<Name>ifTable</Name>
			<Description>If Table</Description>
			<Type>array</Type>
			<ArrayOptions index="0" options=";volatile">
				<ColumnOption idx="0" pid="1001" type="snmp" options="" />
				<ColumnOption idx="1" pid="1002" type="snmp" options="" />
				<ColumnOption idx="2" pid="1003" type="snmp" options="" />
				<ColumnOption idx="3" pid="1004" type="snmp" options="" />
				<ColumnOption idx="4" pid="1005" type="snmp" options="" />
				<ColumnOption idx="5" pid="1006" type="snmp" options="" />
				<ColumnOption idx="6" pid="1007" type="snmp" options="" />
				<ColumnOption idx="7" pid="1008" type="snmp" options="" />
				<ColumnOption idx="8" pid="1009" type="snmp" options="" />
				<ColumnOption idx="9" pid="1010" type="snmp" options="" />
				<ColumnOption idx="10" pid="1011" type="snmp" options="" />
				<ColumnOption idx="11" pid="1012" type="snmp" options="" />
				<ColumnOption idx="12" pid="1013" type="snmp" options="" />
				<ColumnOption idx="13" pid="1014" type="snmp" options="" />
				<ColumnOption idx="14" pid="1015" type="snmp" options="" />
				<ColumnOption idx="15" pid="1016" type="snmp" options="" />
				<ColumnOption idx="16" pid="1017" type="snmp" options="" />
				<ColumnOption idx="17" pid="1018" type="snmp" options="" />
				<ColumnOption idx="18" pid="1019" type="retrieved" options="" />
				<ColumnOption idx="19" pid="1020" type="retrieved" options="" />
				<ColumnOption idx="20" pid="1021" type="retrieved" options="" />
				<ColumnOption idx="21" pid="1022" type="retrieved" options="" />
			</ArrayOptions>
			<Information>
				<Subtext>A list of interface entries.</Subtext>
			</Information>
			<SNMP>
				<Enabled>true</Enabled>
				<OID type="complete" options="instance;multipleGetNext"></OID>
			</SNMP>
			<Display>
				<RTDisplay>true</RTDisplay>
				<Positions>
					<Position>
						<Page>Raw Tables</Page>
						<Row>0</Row>
						<Column>0</Column>
					</Position>
				</Positions>
			</Display>
			<Measurement>
				<Type options="tab=columns:1001|0-1002|1-1003|2-1004|3-1005|4-1006|5-1007|6-1008|7-1009|8-1010|9-1011|10-1012|11-1013|12-1014|13-1015|14-1016|15-1017|16-1018|17-1022|21-1019|18-1020|19-1021|20,width:65-200-242-120-105-112-79-123-100-120-125-125-82-143-120-130-125-82-100-100-100-141,sort:STRING-STRING-STRING-INT-INT-STRING-STRING-STRING-INT-INT-INT-INT-INT-INT-INT-INT-INT-INT-STRING-INT-INT-INT,lines:20,filter:true">table</Type>
			</Measurement>
		</Param>
		<Param id="1001" trending="false">
			<Name>ifTableIfIndex</Name>
			<Description>Index (If Table)</Description>
			<Information>
				<Subtext>
					<![CDATA[This is the SNMP instance of the table. Format: [ifIndex].

- ifIndex: A unique value, greater than zero, for each interface.
It is recommended that values are assigned contiguously starting from 1.
The value for each interface sub-layer must remain constant at least from one re-initialization of the entity's network management system to the next re-initialization.]]>
				</Subtext>
			</Information>
			<Type>read</Type>
			<Interprete>
				<RawType>other</RawType>
				<Type>string</Type>
				<LengthType>next param</LengthType>
			</Interprete>
			<Display>
				<RTDisplay>true</RTDisplay>
			</Display>
			<Measurement>
				<Type>string</Type>
			</Measurement>
		</Param>
		<Param id="1002" trending="false">
			<Name>ifTableIfDescr</Name>
			<Description>Description (If Table)</Description>
			<Information>
				<Subtext>
					<![CDATA[A textual string containing information about the interface.
This string should include the name of the manufacturer, the product name and the version of the interface hardware/software.]]>
				</Subtext>
			</Information>
			<Type>read</Type>
			<Interprete>
				<RawType>other</RawType>
				<Type>string</Type>
				<LengthType>next param</LengthType>
			</Interprete>
			<SNMP>
				<Enabled>true</Enabled>
				<OID type="complete">1.3.6.1.2.1.2.2.1.2</OID>
				<Type>octetstring</Type>
			</SNMP>
			<Display>
				<RTDisplay>true</RTDisplay>
				<Range>
					<Low>0</Low>
					<High>255</High>
				</Range>
			</Display>
			<Measurement>
				<Type>string</Type>
			</Measurement>
		</Param>
		<Param id="1003" trending="false">
			<Name>ifTableIfType</Name>
			<Description>Type (If Table)</Description>
			<Information>
				<Subtext>
					<![CDATA[The type of interface.
Additional values for Type are assigned by the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA), through updating the syntax of the IANAifType textual convention.]]>
				</Subtext>
			</Information>
			<Type>read</Type>
			<Interprete>
				<RawType>numeric text</RawType>
				<Type>double</Type>
				<LengthType>next param</LengthType>
			</Interprete>
			<SNMP>
				<Enabled>true</Enabled>
				<OID type="complete">1.3.6.1.2.1.2.2.1.3</OID>
				<Type>integer</Type>
			</SNMP>
			<Display>
				<RTDisplay>true</RTDisplay>
			</Display>
			<Measurement>
				<Type>discreet</Type>
				<Discreets>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Other</Display>
						<Value>1</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Regular 1822</Display>
						<Value>2</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>HDH 1822</Display>
						<Value>3</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>DDN X 25</Display>
						<Value>4</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>RFC 877 X.25</Display>
						<Value>5</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Ethernet CSMACD</Display>
						<Value>6</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>ISO 8802.3 CSMA/CD</Display>
						<Value>7</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>ISO 8802.4 Token Bus</Display>
						<Value>8</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>ISO 8802.5 Token Ring</Display>
						<Value>9</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>ISO 8802.6 MAN</Display>
						<Value>10</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Star LAN</Display>
						<Value>11</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>PROTEON 10 Mb</Display>
						<Value>12</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>PROTEON 80 Mb</Display>
						<Value>13</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<!-- Apparently spelling is correct. If so, this word should be added as an exception to the validator check instead of suppressing -->
						<!-- SuppressValidator 2.13.7 Correct spelling -->
						<Display>HYPERchannel</Display>
						<!-- /SuppressValidator 2.13.7 -->
						<Value>14</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>FDDI</Display>
						<Value>15</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>LAPB</Display>
						<Value>16</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>SDLC</Display>
						<Value>17</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>DS1</Display>
						<Value>18</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>E1</Display>
						<Value>19</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Basic ISDN</Display>
						<Value>20</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Primary ISDN</Display>
						<Value>21</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Proprietary Point to Point Serial</Display>
						<Value>22</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>PPP</Display>
						<Value>23</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Software Loopback</Display>
						<Value>24</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>EON</Display>
						<Value>25</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Ethernet 3 Mb</Display>
						<Value>26</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>NSIP</Display>
						<Value>27</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<!-- Apparently spelling is correct. If so, this word should be added as an exception to the validator check instead of suppressing -->
						<!-- SuppressValidator 2.13.7 Correct spelling -->
						<Display>SlIP</Display>
						<!-- /SuppressValidator 2.13.7 -->
						<Value>28</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Ultra</Display>
						<Value>29</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>DS3</Display>
						<Value>30</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>SIP</Display>
						<Value>31</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Frame Relay</Display>
						<Value>32</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>RS-232</Display>
						<Value>33</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Parallel Port</Display>
						<Value>34</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>ARCNET</Display>
						<Value>35</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>ARCNET Plus</Display>
						<Value>36</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>ATM</Display>
						<Value>37</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>MIOX 25</Display>
						<Value>38</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>SONET</Display>
						<Value>39</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>X.25 PLE</Display>
						<Value>40</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>ISO 8802.2 LLC</Display>
						<Value>41</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Local Talk</Display>
						<Value>42</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>SMDS DXI</Display>
						<Value>43</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Frame Relay Service</Display>
						<Value>44</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>V.35</Display>
						<Value>45</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>HSSI</Display>
						<Value>46</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>HIPPI</Display>
						<Value>47</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Modem</Display>
						<Value>48</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>AAL5</Display>
						<Value>49</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>SONET Path</Display>
						<Value>50</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>SONET VT</Display>
						<Value>51</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>SMDS ICIP</Display>
						<Value>52</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Proprietary Virtual</Display>
						<Value>53</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Proprietary Multiplexor</Display>
						<Value>54</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>IEEE 802.12</Display>
						<Value>55</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Fiber Channel</Display>
						<Value>56</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>HIPPI Interface</Display>
						<Value>57</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Frame Relay Interconnect</Display>
						<Value>58</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>AFLANE 802.3</Display>
						<Value>59</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>AFLANE 802.5</Display>
						<Value>60</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>CCT Emulated</Display>
						<Value>61</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Fast Ether</Display>
						<Value>62</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>ISDN</Display>
						<Value>63</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>V.11</Display>
						<Value>64</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>V.36</Display>
						<Value>65</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>G.703 at 64kbps</Display>
						<Value>66</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>G.703 at 2 Mbps</Display>
						<Value>67</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>QLLC</Display>
						<Value>68</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Fast Ether FX</Display>
						<Value>69</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Channel</Display>
						<Value>70</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>IEEE 802.11</Display>
						<Value>71</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>IBM System 360/370 Channel</Display>
						<Value>72</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>ESCON</Display>
						<Value>73</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>DLSW</Display>
						<Value>74</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>ISDN S/T Interface</Display>
						<Value>75</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>ISDN U Interface</Display>
						<Value>76</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>LAPD</Display>
						<Value>77</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>IP Switch</Display>
						<Value>78</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>RSRB</Display>
						<Value>79</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>ATM Logical</Display>
						<Value>80</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>DS0</Display>
						<Value>81</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>DS0 Bundle</Display>
						<Value>82</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Bisynchronous Protocol</Display>
						<Value>83</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Asynchronous Protocol</Display>
						<Value>84</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>CNR</Display>
						<Value>85</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>ISO 8802.5 DTR</Display>
						<Value>86</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>EPLRS</Display>
						<Value>87</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>ARAP</Display>
						<Value>88</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Proprietary CNLS</Display>
						<Value>89</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Host PAD</Display>
						<Value>90</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Term PAD</Display>
						<Value>91</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Frame Relay MPI</Display>
						<Value>92</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>X.213</Display>
						<Value>93</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>ADSL</Display>
						<Value>94</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>RADSL</Display>
						<Value>95</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>SDSL</Display>
						<Value>96</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>VDSL</Display>
						<Value>97</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>ISO 8802.5 CRFP Int</Display>
						<Value>98</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Myrinet</Display>
						<Value>99</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Voice EM</Display>
						<Value>100</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Voice FXO</Display>
						<Value>101</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Voice FXS</Display>
						<Value>102</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Voice ENCAP</Display>
						<Value>103</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Voice over IP</Display>
						<Value>104</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>ATM DXI</Display>
						<Value>105</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>ATM FUNI</Display>
						<Value>106</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>ATM IMA</Display>
						<Value>107</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>PPP Multilink Bundle</Display>
						<Value>108</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>IP over CDLC</Display>
						<Value>109</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>IP over Claw</Display>
						<Value>110</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Stack to Stack</Display>
						<Value>111</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Virtual IP Address</Display>
						<Value>112</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>MPC</Display>
						<Value>113</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>IP over ATM</Display>
						<Value>114</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>ISO 8802.5 Fiber</Display>
						<Value>115</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>TDLC</Display>
						<Value>116</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Gigabit Ethernet</Display>
						<Value>117</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>HDLC</Display>
						<Value>118</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>LAPF</Display>
						<Value>119</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>V.37</Display>
						<Value>120</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>X.25 MLP</Display>
						<Value>121</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>X.25 Hunt Group</Display>
						<Value>122</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Transparent HDLC</Display>
						<Value>123</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Interleave Channel</Display>
						<Value>124</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Fast Channel</Display>
						<Value>125</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>IP</Display>
						<Value>126</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>DOCS Cable MAC Layer</Display>
						<Value>127</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>DOCS Cable Downstream</Display>
						<Value>128</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Docs Cable Upstream</Display>
						<Value>129</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>A 12 MPP Switch</Display>
						<Value>130</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Tunnel</Display>
						<Value>131</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Coffee</Display>
						<Value>132</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>CES</Display>
						<Value>133</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>ATM Sub Interface</Display>
						<Value>134</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>L2 VLAN</Display>
						<Value>135</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>L3 IP VLAN</Display>
						<Value>136</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>L3 IPC VLAN</Display>
						<Value>137</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Digital Powerline</Display>
						<Value>138</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Media Mail over IP</Display>
						<Value>139</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>DTM</Display>
						<Value>140</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>DCN</Display>
						<Value>141</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>IP Forward</Display>
						<Value>142</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>MSDSL</Display>
						<Value>143</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>IEEE 1394</Display>
						<Value>144</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>If GSN</Display>
						<Value>145</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>DVB-RCC MAC Layer</Display>
						<Value>146</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>DVB-RCC Downstream</Display>
						<Value>147</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>DVB-RCC Upstream</Display>
						<Value>148</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>ATM Virtual</Display>
						<Value>149</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>MPLS Tunnel</Display>
						<Value>150</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>SRP</Display>
						<Value>151</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Voice over ATM</Display>
						<Value>152</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Voice over Frame Relay</Display>
						<Value>153</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>IDSL</Display>
						<Value>154</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Composite Link</Display>
						<Value>155</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>SS7 Signaling Link</Display>
						<Value>156</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Proprietary Wireless P2P</Display>
						<Value>157</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Frame Forward</Display>
						<Value>158</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>RFC 1483</Display>
						<Value>159</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>USB</Display>
						<Value>160</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<!-- Apparently spelling is correct. If so, this word should be added as an exception to the validator check instead of suppressing -->
						<!-- SuppressValidator 2.13.7 Correct spelling -->
						<Display>IEEE 802.3ad Link Aggregate</Display>
						<!-- /SuppressValidator 2.13.7 -->
						<Value>161</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>BGP Policy Accounting</Display>
						<Value>162</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>FRF.16 MFR Bundle</Display>
						<Value>163</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>H.323 Gatekeeper</Display>
						<Value>164</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>H.323 Proxy</Display>
						<Value>165</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>MPLS</Display>
						<Value>166</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>MF Signaling Link</Display>
						<Value>167</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>HDSL2</Display>
						<Value>168</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>SHDSL</Display>
						<Value>169</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>DS1 FDL</Display>
						<Value>170</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Packet over SONET/SDH</Display>
						<Value>171</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>DVB ASI In</Display>
						<Value>172</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>DVB ASI Out</Display>
						<Value>173</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>PLC</Display>
						<Value>174</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>NFAS</Display>
						<Value>175</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>TR008</Display>
						<Value>176</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>GR-303 RDT</Display>
						<Value>177</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>GR-303 IDT</Display>
						<Value>178</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>ISUP</Display>
						<Value>179</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Proprietary DOCs Wireless MAC Layer</Display>
						<Value>180</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Proprietary DOCS Wireless Downstream</Display>
						<Value>181</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Proprietary DOCS Wireless Upstream</Display>
						<Value>182</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<!-- Apparently spelling is correct. If so, this word should be added as an exception to the validator check instead of suppressing -->
						<!-- SuppressValidator 2.13.7 Correct spelling -->
						<Display>HiperLAN 2</Display>
						<!-- /SuppressValidator 2.13.7 -->
						<Value>183</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Proprietary BW AP 2 Mp</Display>
						<Value>184</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>SONET Overhead Channel</Display>
						<Value>185</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Digital Wrapper Overhead Channel</Display>
						<Value>186</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>AAL2</Display>
						<Value>187</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Radio MAC</Display>
						<Value>188</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>ATM Radio</Display>
						<Value>189</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>IMT</Display>
						<Value>190</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>MVL</Display>
						<Value>191</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Reach DSL</Display>
						<Value>192</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>FR DLCI End Point</Display>
						<Value>193</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>ATM VCI End Point</Display>
						<Value>194</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Optical Channel</Display>
						<Value>195</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Optical Transport</Display>
						<Value>196</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Proprietary ATM</Display>
						<Value>197</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Voice over Cable</Display>
						<Value>198</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Infiniband</Display>
						<Value>199</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>TE Link</Display>
						<Value>200</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Q.2931</Display>
						<Value>201</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Virtual Trunk Group</Display>
						<Value>202</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>SIP Trunk Group</Display>
						<Value>203</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>SIP Signaling</Display>
						<Value>204</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>DOCS Cable Upstream Channel</Display>
						<Value>205</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Econet</Display>
						<Value>206</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>PON 155</Display>
						<Value>207</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>PON 622</Display>
						<Value>208</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Bridge</Display>
						<Value>209</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Line Group</Display>
						<Value>210</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Voice EMFGD</Display>
						<Value>211</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Voice FGDEANA</Display>
						<Value>212</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Voice DID</Display>
						<Value>213</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>MPEG Transport</Display>
						<Value>214</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<!-- Apparently spelling is correct. If so, this word should be added as an exception to the validator check instead of suppressing -->
						<!-- SuppressValidator 2.13.7 Correct spelling -->
						<Display>6to4</Display>
						<!-- /SuppressValidator 2.13.7 -->
						<Value>215</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>GTP</Display>
						<Value>216</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>PDN Ether Loop 1</Display>
						<Value>217</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>PDN Ether Loop 2</Display>
						<Value>218</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Optical Channel Group</Display>
						<Value>219</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<!-- Apparently spelling is correct. If so, this word should be added as an exception to the validator check instead of suppressing -->
						<!-- SuppressValidator 2.13.7 Correct spelling -->
						<Display>HomePNA</Display>
						<!-- /SuppressValidator 2.13.7 -->
						<Value>220</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>GFP</Display>
						<Value>221</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>CISCO IS LVLAN</Display>
						<Value>222</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Actelis Meta LOOP</Display>
						<Value>223</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>FCIP Link</Display>
						<Value>224</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>RPR</Display>
						<Value>225</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>QAM</Display>
						<Value>226</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>LMP</Display>
						<Value>227</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>CBL Vecta Star</Display>
						<Value>228</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>DOCS Cable Modular CMTS Downstream</Display>
						<Value>229</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>ADSL2</Display>
						<Value>230</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>MAC Sec Controlled IF</Display>
						<Value>231</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>MAC Sec Uncontrolled IF</Display>
						<Value>232</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>AVICI Optical Ether</Display>
						<Value>233</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<!-- Apparently spelling is correct. If so, this word should be added as an exception to the validator check instead of suppressing -->
						<!-- SuppressValidator 2.13.7 Correct spelling -->
						<Display>ATMBond</Display>
						<!-- /SuppressValidator 2.13.7 -->
						<Value>234</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Voice FGD Operator Service</Display>
						<Value>235</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>MoCA Version 1</Display>
						<Value>236</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>IEEE 802.16 WMAN</Display>
						<Value>237</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>ADSL2+</Display>
						<Value>238</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>DVB-RCS MAC Layer</Display>
						<Value>239</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>DVB Satellite TDM</Display>
						<Value>240</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>DVB-RCS TDMA</Display>
						<Value>241</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>X.86 Laps</Display>
						<Value>242</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>WWAN PP</Display>
						<Value>243</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>WWAN PP2</Display>
						<Value>244</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Voice EBS</Display>
						<Value>245</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>If PW Type</Display>
						<Value>246</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>ILAN</Display>
						<Value>247</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>PIP</Display>
						<Value>248</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>ALU ELP</Display>
						<Value>249</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>G-PON</Display>
						<Value>250</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>VDSL2</Display>
						<Value>251</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>CAPWAP Dot 11 Profile</Display>
						<Value>252</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>CAPWAP Dot 11 BSS</Display>
						<Value>253</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>CAPWAP WTP Virtual Radio</Display>
						<Value>254</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Bits</Display>
						<Value>255</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>DOCSIS CATV Upstream RF Port</Display>
						<Value>256</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>CATV Downstream RF Port</Display>
						<Value>257</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<!-- Apparently spelling is correct. If so, this word should be added as an exception to the validator check instead of suppressing -->
						<!-- SuppressValidator 2.13.7 Correct spelling -->
						<Display>VMWare Virtual NIC</Display>
						<!-- /SuppressValidator 2.13.7 -->
						<Value>258</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>IEEE 802.15 4 WPAN</Display>
						<Value>259</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>OTN ODU</Display>
						<Value>260</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>OTN OTU</Display>
						<Value>261</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>If VFI Type</Display>
						<Value>262</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>G.998.1</Display>
						<Value>263</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>G.998.2</Display>
						<Value>264</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>G.998.3</Display>
						<Value>265</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>ALU EPON</Display>
						<Value>266</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>ALU EPON ONU</Display>
						<Value>267</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>ALU EPON Physical Unit</Display>
						<Value>268</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>ALU EPON Logical Link</Display>
						<Value>269</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>ALU GPON ONU</Display>
						<Value>270</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>ALU GPON Physical Unit</Display>
						<Value>271</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<!-- Apparently spelling is correct. If so, this word should be added as an exception to the validator check instead of suppressing -->
						<!-- SuppressValidator 2.13.7 Correct spelling -->
						<Display>VMWare NIC Team</Display>
						<!-- /SuppressValidator 2.13.7 -->
						<Value>272</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>DOCS OFDM Downstream</Display>
						<Value>277</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>DOCS OFDMA Upstream</Display>
						<Value>278</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<!-- Apparently spelling is correct. If so, this word should be added as an exception to the validator check instead of suppressing -->
						<!-- SuppressValidator 2.13.7 Correct spelling -->
						<Display>G.fast Port</Display>
						<!-- /SuppressValidator 2.13.7 -->
						<Value>279</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>SDCI</Display>
						<Value>280</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Xbox Wireless</Display>
						<Value>281</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<!-- Apparently spelling is correct. If so, this word should be added as an exception to the validator check instead of suppressing -->
						<!-- SuppressValidator 2.13.7 Correct spelling -->
						<Display>FastDSL</Display>
						<!-- /SuppressValidator 2.13.7 -->
						<Value>282</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Cable SCTE 55-1 OOB Forward Channel</Display>
						<Value>283</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Cable SCTE 55-1 OOB Return Channel</Display>
						<Value>284</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Cable SCTE 55-2 OOB Downstream Channel</Display>
						<Value>285</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Cable SCTE 55-2 OOB Upstream Channel</Display>
						<Value>286</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>DOCS Cable NDF</Display>
						<Value>287</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>DOCS Cable NDR</Display>
						<Value>288</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>PTM</Display>
						<Value>289</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>GHN</Display>
						<Value>290</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>OTN OTSI</Display>
						<Value>291</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>OTN OTUC</Display>
						<Value>292</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>OTN ODUC</Display>
						<Value>293</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>OTN OTUC Signal</Display>
						<Value>294</Value>
					</Discreet>
				</Discreets>
			</Measurement>
		</Param>
		<Param id="1004" trending="false">
			<Name>ifTableIfMtu</Name>
			<Description>MTU (If Table)</Description>
			<Information>
				<Subtext>
					<![CDATA[The size of the largest packet which can be sent/received on the interface, specified in octets.
For interfaces that are used for transmitting network datagrams, this is the size of the largest network datagram that can be sent on the interface.]]>
				</Subtext>
			</Information>
			<Type>read</Type>
			<Interprete>
				<RawType>numeric text</RawType>
				<Type>double</Type>
				<LengthType>next param</LengthType>
			</Interprete>
			<SNMP>
				<Enabled>true</Enabled>
				<OID type="complete">1.3.6.1.2.1.2.2.1.4</OID>
				<Type>integer</Type>
			</SNMP>
			<Display>
				<RTDisplay>true</RTDisplay>
				<Units>Octets</Units>
				<Range>
					<Low>0</Low>
					<High>2147483647</High>
				</Range>
			</Display>
			<Measurement>
				<Type>number</Type>
			</Measurement>
		</Param>
		<Param id="1005" trending="false">
			<Name>ifTableIfSpeed</Name>
			<Description>Speed (If Table)</Description>
			<Information>
				<Subtext>
					<![CDATA[An estimate of the interface's current bandwidth in bits per second.
For interfaces which do not vary in bandwidth or for those where no accurate estimation can be made, this object should contain the nominal bandwidth.

If the bandwidth of the interface is greater than the maximum value reportable by this object then this object should report its maximum value (4,294,967,295) and ifHighSpeed must be used to report the interace's speed.

For a sub-layer which has no concept of bandwidth, this object should be zero.]]>
				</Subtext>
			</Information>
			<Type>read</Type>
			<Interprete>
				<RawType>numeric text</RawType>
				<Type>double</Type>
				<LengthType>next param</LengthType>
				<Exceptions>
					<Exception id="1" value="0">
						<Display state="disabled">N/A</Display>
						<Value>0</Value>
					</Exception>
					<Exception id="2" value="4294967295">
						<Display state="disabled">High Speed</Display>
						<Value>4294967295</Value>
					</Exception>
				</Exceptions>
			</Interprete>
			<SNMP>
				<Enabled>true</Enabled>
				<OID type="complete">1.3.6.1.2.1.2.2.1.5</OID>
				<Type>gauge32</Type>
			</SNMP>
			<Display>
				<RTDisplay>true</RTDisplay>
				<Units>bps</Units>
				<Range>
					<Low>0</Low>
					<High>4294967295</High>
				</Range>
			</Display>
			<Measurement>
				<Type>number</Type>
			</Measurement>
		</Param>
		<Param id="1006" trending="false">
			<Name>ifTableIfPhysAddress</Name>
			<Description>Physical Address (If Table)</Description>
			<Information>
				<Subtext>
					<![CDATA[The interface's address at its protocol sub-layer.
For example, for an 802.x interface, this object normally contains a MAC address.
The interface's media-specific MIB must define the bit and byte ordering and the format of the value of this object.
For interfaces which do not have such an address (e.g., a serial line), this object should contain an octet string of zero length.]]>
				</Subtext>
			</Information>
			<Type>read</Type>
			<Interprete>
				<RawType>other</RawType>
				<Type>string</Type>
				<LengthType>next param</LengthType>
				<Exceptions>
					<Exception id="1" value="">
						<Display state="disabled">N/A</Display>
						<Value>-1</Value>
					</Exception>
				</Exceptions>
			</Interprete>
			<SNMP>
				<Enabled>true</Enabled>
				<OID type="complete">1.3.6.1.2.1.2.2.1.6</OID>
				<Type>octetstring</Type>
			</SNMP>
			<Display>
				<RTDisplay>true</RTDisplay>
			</Display>
			<Measurement>
				<Type>string</Type>
			</Measurement>
		</Param>
		<Param id="1007" trending="false">
			<Name>ifTableIfAdminStatus</Name>
			<Description>Admin Status (If Table)</Description>
			<Information>
				<Subtext>
					<![CDATA[The desired state of the interface.
The Testing(3) state indicates that no operational packets can be passed.
When a managed system initializes, all interfaces start with Admin Status in the Down(2) state.
As a result of either explicit management action or per configuration information retained by the managed system, Admin Status is then changed to either the Up(1) or Testing(3) states (or remains in the Down(2) state).]]>
				</Subtext>
			</Information>
			<Type>read</Type>
			<Interprete>
				<RawType>numeric text</RawType>
				<Type>double</Type>
				<LengthType>next param</LengthType>
			</Interprete>
			<SNMP>
				<Enabled>true</Enabled>
				<OID type="complete">1.3.6.1.2.1.2.2.1.7</OID>
				<Type>integer</Type>
			</SNMP>
			<Display>
				<RTDisplay>true</RTDisplay>
			</Display>
			<Measurement>
				<Type>discreet</Type>
				<Discreets>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Up</Display>
						<Value>1</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Down</Display>
						<Value>2</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Testing</Display>
						<Value>3</Value>
					</Discreet>
				</Discreets>
			</Measurement>
		</Param>
		<Param id="1057" snmpSetAndGet="true">
			<Name>ifTableIfAdminStatus</Name>
			<Description>Admin Status (If Table)</Description>
			<Type>write</Type>
			<Interprete>
				<RawType>numeric text</RawType>
				<Type>double</Type>
				<LengthType>next param</LengthType>
			</Interprete>
			<SNMP>
				<Enabled>true</Enabled>
				<OID type="complete" id="999">1.3.6.1.2.1.2.2.1.7.*</OID>
				<Type>integer</Type>
			</SNMP>
			<Display>
				<RTDisplay>true</RTDisplay>
			</Display>
			<Measurement>
				<Type>discreet</Type>
				<Discreets>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Up</Display>
						<Value>1</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Down</Display>
						<Value>2</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Testing</Display>
						<Value>3</Value>
					</Discreet>
				</Discreets>
			</Measurement>
		</Param>
		<Param id="1008" trending="false">
			<Name>ifTableIfOperStatus</Name>
			<Description>Operational Status (If Table)</Description>
			<Information>
				<Subtext>
					<![CDATA[The current operational state of the interface.
The Testing(3) state indicates that no operational packets can be passed.
If Admin Status is Down(2) then ifOperStatus should be Down(2).
If Admin Status is changed to Up(1) then ifOperStatus should change to Up(1) if the interface is ready to transmit and receive network traffic;
it should change to Dormant(5) if the interface is waiting for external actions (such as a serial line waiting for an incoming connection);
it should remain in the Down(2) state if and only if there is a fault that prevents it from going to the Up(1) state;
it should remain in the Not Present(6) state if the interface has missing (typically, hardware) components.]]>
				</Subtext>
			</Information>
			<Type>read</Type>
			<Interprete>
				<RawType>numeric text</RawType>
				<Type>double</Type>
				<LengthType>next param</LengthType>
			</Interprete>
			<SNMP>
				<Enabled>true</Enabled>
				<OID type="complete">1.3.6.1.2.1.2.2.1.8</OID>
				<Type>integer</Type>
			</SNMP>
			<Display>
				<RTDisplay>true</RTDisplay>
			</Display>
			<Measurement>
				<Type>discreet</Type>
				<Discreets>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Up</Display>
						<Value>1</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Down</Display>
						<Value>2</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Testing</Display>
						<Value>3</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Unknown</Display>
						<Value>4</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Dormant</Display>
						<Value>5</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Not Present</Display>
						<Value>6</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Lower Layer Down</Display>
						<Value>7</Value>
					</Discreet>
				</Discreets>
			</Measurement>
		</Param>
		<Param id="1009" trending="false">
			<Name>ifTableIfLastChange</Name>
			<Description>Last Change (If Table)</Description>
			<Information>
				<Subtext>
					<![CDATA[The value of sysUpTime at the time the interface entered its current operational state.
If the current state was entered prior to the last re-initialization of the local network management subsystem, then this object contains a zero value.]]>
				</Subtext>
			</Information>
			<Type>read</Type>
			<Interprete>
				<RawType>numeric text</RawType>
				<Type>double</Type>
				<LengthType>next param</LengthType>
				<Sequence noset="true">div:100</Sequence>
				<Exceptions>
					<Exception id="1" value="0">
						<Display state="disabled">No Change</Display>
						<Value>0</Value>
					</Exception>
				</Exceptions>
			</Interprete>
			<SNMP>
				<Enabled>true</Enabled>
				<OID type="complete">1.3.6.1.2.1.2.2.1.9</OID>
				<Type>timeticks</Type>
			</SNMP>
			<Display>
				<RTDisplay>true</RTDisplay>
				<Range>
					<Low>0</Low>
					<High>42949672.95</High>
				</Range>
			</Display>
			<Measurement>
				<Type options="time">number</Type>
			</Measurement>
		</Param>
		<Param id="1010" trending="false">
			<Name>ifTableIfInOctets</Name>
			<Description>In Octets (If Table)</Description>
			<Information>
				<Subtext>
					<![CDATA[The total number of octets received on the interface, including framing characters.

Discontinuities in the value of this counter can occur at re-initialization of the management system, and at other times as indicated by the value of ifCounterDiscontinuityTime.]]>
				</Subtext>
			</Information>
			<Type>read</Type>
			<Interprete>
				<RawType>numeric text</RawType>
				<Type>double</Type>
				<LengthType>next param</LengthType>
			</Interprete>
			<SNMP>
				<Enabled>true</Enabled>
				<OID type="complete">1.3.6.1.2.1.2.2.1.10</OID>
				<Type>counter32</Type>
			</SNMP>
			<Display>
				<RTDisplay>true</RTDisplay>
				<Units>Octets</Units>
				<Range>
					<Low>0</Low>
					<High>4294967295</High>
				</Range>
			</Display>
			<Measurement>
				<Type>number</Type>
			</Measurement>
		</Param>
		<Param id="1011" trending="false">
			<Name>ifTableIfInUcastPkts</Name>
			<Description>In Unicast Packets (If Table)</Description>
			<Information>
				<Subtext>
					<![CDATA[The number of packets, delivered by this sub-layer to a higher (sub-)layer, which were not addressed to a multicast or broadcast address at this sub-layer.

Discontinuities in the value of this counter can occur at re-initialization of the management system, and at other times as indicated by the value of ifCounterDiscontinuityTime.]]>
				</Subtext>
			</Information>
			<Type>read</Type>
			<Interprete>
				<RawType>numeric text</RawType>
				<Type>double</Type>
				<LengthType>next param</LengthType>
			</Interprete>
			<SNMP>
				<Enabled>true</Enabled>
				<OID type="complete">1.3.6.1.2.1.2.2.1.11</OID>
				<Type>counter32</Type>
			</SNMP>
			<Display>
				<RTDisplay>true</RTDisplay>
				<Units>Packets</Units>
				<Range>
					<Low>0</Low>
					<High>4294967295</High>
				</Range>
			</Display>
			<Measurement>
				<Type>number</Type>
			</Measurement>
		</Param>
		<Param id="1012" trending="false">
			<Name>ifTableIfInDiscards</Name>
			<Description>In Discards (If Table)</Description>
			<Information>
				<Subtext>
					<![CDATA[The number of inbound packets which were chosen to be discarded even though no errors had been detected to prevent their being deliverable to a higher-layer protocol.
One possible reason for discarding such a packet could be to free up buffer space.

Discontinuities in the value of this counter can occur at re-initialization of the management system, and at other times as indicated by the value of ifCounterDiscontinuityTime.]]>
				</Subtext>
			</Information>
			<Type>read</Type>
			<Interprete>
				<RawType>numeric text</RawType>
				<Type>double</Type>
				<LengthType>next param</LengthType>
			</Interprete>
			<SNMP>
				<Enabled>true</Enabled>
				<OID type="complete">1.3.6.1.2.1.2.2.1.13</OID>
				<Type>counter32</Type>
			</SNMP>
			<Display>
				<RTDisplay>true</RTDisplay>
				<Units>Packets</Units>
				<Range>
					<Low>0</Low>
					<High>4294967295</High>
				</Range>
			</Display>
			<Measurement>
				<Type>number</Type>
			</Measurement>
		</Param>
		<Param id="1013" trending="false">
			<Name>ifTableIfInErrors</Name>
			<Description>In Errors (If Table)</Description>
			<Information>
				<Subtext>
					<![CDATA[For packet-oriented interfaces, the number of inbound packets that contained errors preventing them from being deliverable to a higher-layer protocol.
For character-oriented or fixed-length interfaces, the number of inbound transmission units that contained errors preventing them from being deliverable to a higher-layer protocol.

Discontinuities in the value of this counter can occur at re-initialization of the management system, and at other times as indicated by the value of ifCounterDiscontinuityTime.]]>
				</Subtext>
			</Information>
			<Type>read</Type>
			<Interprete>
				<RawType>numeric text</RawType>
				<Type>double</Type>
				<LengthType>next param</LengthType>
			</Interprete>
			<SNMP>
				<Enabled>true</Enabled>
				<OID type="complete">1.3.6.1.2.1.2.2.1.14</OID>
				<Type>counter32</Type>
			</SNMP>
			<!-- SuppressValidator 2.9.7 Unit depends on interface type:
- For packet-oriented interfaces, the number of inbound packets that contained errors preventing them from being deliverable to a higher-layer protocol.
- For character-oriented or fixed-length interfaces, the number of inbound transmission units that contained errors preventing them from being deliverable to a higher-layer protocol.-->
			<Display>
				<RTDisplay>true</RTDisplay>
				<Range>
					<Low>0</Low>
					<High>4294967295</High>
				</Range>
			</Display>
			<!-- /SuppressValidator 2.9.7 -->
			<Measurement>
				<Type>number</Type>
			</Measurement>
		</Param>
		<Param id="1014" trending="false">
			<Name>ifTableIfInUnknownProtos</Name>
			<Description>In Unknown Protocols (If Table)</Description>
			<Information>
				<Subtext>
					<![CDATA[For packet-oriented interfaces, the number of packets received via the interface which were discarded because of an unknown or unsupported protocol.
For character-oriented or fixed-length interfaces that support protocol multiplexing the number of transmission units received via the interface which were discarded because of an unknown or unsupported protocol.
For any interface that does not support protocol multiplexing, this counter will always be 0.

Discontinuities in the value of this counter can occur at re-initialization of the management system, and at other times as indicated by the value of ifCounterDiscontinuityTime.]]>
				</Subtext>
			</Information>
			<Type>read</Type>
			<Interprete>
				<RawType>numeric text</RawType>
				<Type>double</Type>
				<LengthType>next param</LengthType>
			</Interprete>
			<SNMP>
				<Enabled>true</Enabled>
				<OID type="complete">1.3.6.1.2.1.2.2.1.15</OID>
				<Type>counter32</Type>
			</SNMP>
			<!-- SuppressValidator 2.9.7 Unit depends on interface type:
- For packet-oriented interfaces, the number of packets received via the interface which were discarded because of an unknown or unsupported protocol.
- For character-oriented or fixed-length interfaces that support protocol multiplexing the number of transmission units received via the interface which were discarded because of an unknown or unsupported protocol. -->
			<Display>
				<RTDisplay>true</RTDisplay>
				<Range>
					<Low>0</Low>
					<High>4294967295</High>
				</Range>
			</Display>
			<!-- /SuppressValidator 2.9.7 -->
			<Measurement>
				<Type>number</Type>
			</Measurement>
		</Param>
		<Param id="1015" trending="false">
			<Name>ifTableIfOutOctets</Name>
			<Description>Out Octets (If Table)</Description>
			<Information>
				<Subtext>
					<![CDATA[The total number of octets transmitted out of the interface, including framing characters.

Discontinuities in the value of this counter can occur at re-initialization of the management system, and at other times as indicated by the value of ifCounterDiscontinuityTime.]]>
				</Subtext>
			</Information>
			<Type>read</Type>
			<Interprete>
				<RawType>numeric text</RawType>
				<Type>double</Type>
				<LengthType>next param</LengthType>
			</Interprete>
			<SNMP>
				<Enabled>true</Enabled>
				<OID type="complete">1.3.6.1.2.1.2.2.1.16</OID>
				<Type>counter32</Type>
			</SNMP>
			<Display>
				<RTDisplay>true</RTDisplay>
				<Units>Octets</Units>
				<Range>
					<Low>0</Low>
					<High>4294967295</High>
				</Range>
			</Display>
			<Measurement>
				<Type>number</Type>
			</Measurement>
		</Param>
		<Param id="1016" trending="false">
			<Name>ifTableIfOutUcastPkts</Name>
			<Description>Out Unicast Packets (If Table)</Description>
			<Information>
				<Subtext>
					<![CDATA[The total number of packets that higher-level protocols requested be transmitted, and which were not addressed to a multicast or broadcast address at this sub-layer, including those that were discarded or not sent.

Discontinuities in the value of this counter can occur at re-initialization of the management system, and at other times as indicated by the value of ifCounterDiscontinuityTime.]]>
				</Subtext>
			</Information>
			<Type>read</Type>
			<Interprete>
				<RawType>numeric text</RawType>
				<Type>double</Type>
				<LengthType>next param</LengthType>
			</Interprete>
			<SNMP>
				<Enabled>true</Enabled>
				<OID type="complete">1.3.6.1.2.1.2.2.1.17</OID>
				<Type>counter32</Type>
			</SNMP>
			<Display>
				<RTDisplay>true</RTDisplay>
				<Units>Packets</Units>
				<Range>
					<Low>0</Low>
					<High>4294967295</High>
				</Range>
			</Display>
			<Measurement>
				<Type>number</Type>
			</Measurement>
		</Param>
		<Param id="1017" trending="false">
			<Name>ifTableIfOutDiscards</Name>
			<Description>Out Discards (If Table)</Description>
			<Information>
				<Subtext>
					<![CDATA[The number of outbound packets which were chosen to be discarded even though no errors had been detected to prevent their being transmitted.
One possible reason for discarding such a packet could be to free up buffer space.

Discontinuities in the value of this counter can occur at re-initialization of the management system, and at other times as indicated by the value of ifCounterDiscontinuityTime.]]>
				</Subtext>
			</Information>
			<Type>read</Type>
			<Interprete>
				<RawType>numeric text</RawType>
				<Type>double</Type>
				<LengthType>next param</LengthType>
			</Interprete>
			<SNMP>
				<Enabled>true</Enabled>
				<OID type="complete">1.3.6.1.2.1.2.2.1.19</OID>
				<Type>counter32</Type>
			</SNMP>
			<Display>
				<RTDisplay>true</RTDisplay>
				<Units>Packets</Units>
				<Range>
					<Low>0</Low>
					<High>4294967295</High>
				</Range>
			</Display>
			<Measurement>
				<Type>number</Type>
			</Measurement>
		</Param>
		<Param id="1018" trending="false">
			<Name>ifTableIfOutErrors</Name>
			<Description>Out Errors (If Table)</Description>
			<Information>
				<Subtext>
					<![CDATA[For packet-oriented interfaces, the number of outbound packets that could not be transmitted because of errors.
For character-oriented or fixed-length interfaces, the number of outbound transmission units that could not be transmitted because of errors.

Discontinuities in the value of this counter can occur at re-initialization of the management system, and at other times as indicated by the value of ifCounterDiscontinuityTime.]]>
				</Subtext>
			</Information>
			<Type>read</Type>
			<Interprete>
				<RawType>numeric text</RawType>
				<Type>double</Type>
				<LengthType>next param</LengthType>
			</Interprete>
			<SNMP>
				<Enabled>true</Enabled>
				<OID type="complete">1.3.6.1.2.1.2.2.1.20</OID>
				<Type>counter32</Type>
			</SNMP>
			<!-- SuppressValidator 2.9.7 Unit depends on interface type:
- For packet-oriented interfaces, the number of outbound packets that could not be transmitted because of errors.
- For character-oriented or fixed-length interfaces, the number of outbound transmission units that could not be transmitted because of errors. -->
			<Display>
				<RTDisplay>true</RTDisplay>
				<Range>
					<Low>0</Low>
					<High>4294967295</High>
				</Range>
			</Display>
			<!-- /SuppressValidator 2.9.7 -->
			<Measurement>
				<Type>number</Type>
			</Measurement>
		</Param>
		<Param id="1019" trending="false">
			<Name>ifTableIfInBitRate</Name>
			<Description>In Bit Rate (If Table)</Description>
			<Information>
				<Subtext>The input bit rate of the interface.</Subtext>
			</Information>
			<Type>read</Type>
			<Interprete>
				<RawType>numeric text</RawType>
				<Type>double</Type>
				<LengthType>next param</LengthType>
				<Exceptions>
					<Exception id="1" value="-1">
						<Display state="disabled">N/A</Display>
						<Value>-1</Value>
					</Exception>
				</Exceptions>
			</Interprete>
			<Display>
				<RTDisplay>true</RTDisplay>
				<Units>bps</Units>
				<Range>
					<Low>0</Low>
				</Range>
			</Display>
			<Measurement>
				<Type>number</Type>
			</Measurement>
		</Param>
		<Param id="1020" trending="false">
			<Name>ifTableIfOutBitRate</Name>
			<Description>Out Bit Rate (If Table)</Description>
			<Information>
				<Subtext>The output bit rate of the interface.</Subtext>
			</Information>
			<Type>read</Type>
			<Interprete>
				<RawType>numeric text</RawType>
				<Type>double</Type>
				<LengthType>next param</LengthType>
				<Exceptions>
					<Exception id="1" value="-1">
						<Display state="disabled">N/A</Display>
						<Value>-1</Value>
					</Exception>
				</Exceptions>
			</Interprete>
			<Display>
				<RTDisplay>true</RTDisplay>
				<Units>bps</Units>
				<Range>
					<Low>0</Low>
				</Range>
			</Display>
			<Measurement>
				<Type>number</Type>
			</Measurement>
		</Param>
		<Param id="1021" trending="false">
			<Name>ifTableIfBandwidthUtilization</Name>
			<Description>Bandwidth Utilization (If Table)</Description>
			<Information>
				<Subtext>
					<![CDATA[The bandwidth utilization.
Currently only calculated for Ethernet interfaces.
- for full duplex interfaces, this is the maximum of the input utilization and the output utilization.
- for half duplex interfaces, this is the sum of the input utilization and the output utilization.]]>
				</Subtext>
			</Information>
			<Type>read</Type>
			<Interprete>
				<RawType>numeric text</RawType>
				<Type>double</Type>
				<LengthType>next param</LengthType>
				<Exceptions>
					<Exception id="1" value="-1">
						<Display state="disabled">N/A</Display>
						<Value>-1</Value>
					</Exception>
				</Exceptions>
			</Interprete>
			<Display>
				<RTDisplay>true</RTDisplay>
				<Units>%</Units>
				<Range>
					<Low>0</Low>
					<High>100</High>
				</Range>
			</Display>
			<Measurement>
				<Type>number</Type>
			</Measurement>
		</Param>
		<Param id="1022" trending="false">
			<Name>ifTableIfRateData</Name>
			<Description>Bit Rate Data (If Table)</Description>
			<Type>read</Type>
			<Information>
				<Subtext>Used as a buffer parameter containing data necessary for bit rate calculations (both in and out) based on delta time between SNMP group executions.</Subtext>
			</Information>
			<Interprete>
				<RawType>other</RawType>
				<Type>string</Type>
				<LengthType>next param</LengthType>
			</Interprete>
			<Display>
				<RTDisplay>true</RTDisplay>
			</Display>
			<Measurement>
				<Type>string</Type>
			</Measurement>
		</Param>

		<Param id="1091">
			<Name>ifXTableTimeoutTrigger</Name>
			<Description>InterfaceX Table Timeout Trigger</Description>
			<Type>dummy</Type>
		</Param>
		<Param id="1092">
			<Name>ifXTableGroupResultAfterRetries</Name>
			<Description>Group Result After Retries - InterfaceX Table</Description>
			<Type>read</Type>
			<Interprete>
				<RawType>numeric text</RawType>
				<Type>double</Type>
				<LengthType>next param</LengthType>
			</Interprete>
			<Display>
				<RTDisplay>false</RTDisplay>
			</Display>
			<Measurement>
				<Type>discreet</Type>
				<Discreets>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Success</Display>
						<Value>0</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Timeout</Display>
						<Value>1</Value>
					</Discreet>
				</Discreets>
			</Measurement>
		</Param>
		<Param id="1093">
			<Name>ifXTableCalculateBitrates</Name>
			<Description>If X Table Calculate Bit Rates</Description>
			<Type>dummy</Type>
		</Param>
		<Param id="1095" trending="false">
			<Name>ifXTableSnmpAgentRestartFlag</Name>
			<Description>SNMP Agent Restart Flag for IfxTable.</Description>
			<Type>read</Type>
			<Information>
				<Subtext>This flag is set to true if an SNMP Agent restart was detected since last IfxTable successful group execution.</Subtext>
			</Information>
			<Interprete>
				<RawType>numeric text</RawType>
				<Type>double</Type>
				<LengthType>next param</LengthType>
			</Interprete>
			<Display>
				<RTDisplay>false</RTDisplay>
			</Display>
			<Measurement>
				<Type>discreet</Type>
				<Discreets>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>False</Display>
						<Value>0</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>True</Display>
						<Value>1</Value>
					</Discreet>
				</Discreets>
			</Measurement>
		</Param>
		<Param id="1099">
			<Name>ifXTableSetInstance</Name>
			<Description>If X Table Set Instance</Description>
			<Type>read</Type>
			<Interprete>
				<RawType>other</RawType>
				<Type>string</Type>
				<LengthType>next param</LengthType>
			</Interprete>
		</Param>
		<Param id="1100">
			<Name>ifXTable</Name>
			<Description>If X Table</Description>
			<Type>array</Type>
			<ArrayOptions index="0" options=";volatile">
				<ColumnOption idx="0" pid="1101" type="snmp" options="" />
				<ColumnOption idx="1" pid="1102" type="snmp" options="" />
				<ColumnOption idx="2" pid="1103" type="snmp" options="" />
				<ColumnOption idx="3" pid="1104" type="snmp" options="" />
				<ColumnOption idx="4" pid="1105" type="snmp" options="" />
				<ColumnOption idx="5" pid="1106" type="snmp" options="" />
				<ColumnOption idx="6" pid="1107" type="snmp" options="" />
				<ColumnOption idx="7" pid="1108" type="snmp" options="" />
				<ColumnOption idx="8" pid="1109" type="snmp" options="" />
				<ColumnOption idx="9" pid="1110" type="snmp" options="" />
				<ColumnOption idx="10" pid="1111" type="snmp" options="" />
				<ColumnOption idx="11" pid="1112" type="snmp" options="" />
				<ColumnOption idx="12" pid="1113" type="snmp" options="" />
				<ColumnOption idx="13" pid="1114" type="snmp" options="" />
				<ColumnOption idx="14" pid="1115" type="snmp" options="" />
				<ColumnOption idx="15" pid="1116" type="snmp" options="" />
				<ColumnOption idx="16" pid="1117" type="snmp" options="" />
				<ColumnOption idx="17" pid="1118" type="snmp" options="" />
				<ColumnOption idx="18" pid="1119" type="snmp" options="" />
				<ColumnOption idx="19" pid="1120" type="snmp" options="" />
				<ColumnOption idx="20" pid="1121" type="retrieved" options="" />
				<ColumnOption idx="21" pid="1122" type="retrieved" options="" />
				<ColumnOption idx="22" pid="1123" type="retrieved" options="" />
				<ColumnOption idx="23" pid="1124" type="retrieved" options="" />
			</ArrayOptions>
			<Information>
				<Subtext>A list of interface entries. This table contains additional objects for the interface table.</Subtext>
			</Information>
			<SNMP>
				<Enabled>true</Enabled>
				<OID type="complete" options="instance;multipleGetNext"></OID>
			</SNMP>
			<Display>
				<RTDisplay>true</RTDisplay>
				<Positions>
					<Position>
						<Page>Raw Tables</Page>
						<Row>1</Row>
						<Column>0</Column>
					</Position>
				</Positions>
			</Display>
			<Measurement>
				<Type options="tab=columns:1101|0-1102|1-1103|2-1104|3-1105|4-1106|5-1107|6-1108|7-1109|8-1110|9-1111|10-1112|11-1113|12-1114|13-1115|14-1116|15-1117|16-1118|17-1119|18-1120|19-1124|23-1121|20-1122|21-1123|22,width:65-200-131-134-141-144-192-202-213-216-192-212-223-226-156-116-112-122-100-173-100-100-100-141,sort:STRING-STRING-INT-INT-INT-INT-INT-INT-INT-INT-INT-INT-INT-INT-STRING-INT-STRING-STRING-STRING-INT-INT-INT-INT-INT,lines:20,filter:true">table</Type>
			</Measurement>
		</Param>
		<Param id="1101" trending="false">
			<Name>ifXTableIfIndex</Name>
			<Description>Index (If X Table)</Description>
			<Information>
				<Subtext>
					<![CDATA[This is the SNMP instance of the table. Format: [ifIndex].

- ifIndex: A unique value, greater than zero, for each interface.
It is recommended that values are assigned contiguously starting from 1.
The value for each interface sub-layer must remain constant at least from one re-initialization of the entity's network management system to the next re-initialization.]]>
				</Subtext>
			</Information>
			<Type>read</Type>
			<Interprete>
				<RawType>other</RawType>
				<Type>string</Type>
				<LengthType>next param</LengthType>
			</Interprete>
			<Display>
				<RTDisplay>true</RTDisplay>
			</Display>
			<Measurement>
				<Type>string</Type>
			</Measurement>
		</Param>
		<Param id="1102" trending="false">
			<Name>ifXTableIfName</Name>
			<Description>Name (If X Table)</Description>
			<Information>
				<Subtext>
					<![CDATA[The textual name of the interface.

The value of this object should be the name of the interface as assigned by the local device and should be suitable for use in commands entered at the device's 'console'.
This might be a text name, such as 'le0' or a simple port number, such as '1', depending on the interface naming syntax of the device.
If several entries in the ifTable together represent a single interface as named by the device, then each will have the same value of Name.

Note that for an agent which responds to SNMP queries concerning an interface on some other (proxied) device, then the value of Name for such an interface is the proxied device's local name for it.]]>
				</Subtext>
			</Information>
			<Type>read</Type>
			<Interprete>
				<RawType>other</RawType>
				<Type>string</Type>
				<LengthType>next param</LengthType>
				<Exceptions>
					<Exception id="1" value="">
						<Display state="disabled">N/A</Display>
						<Value>-1</Value>
					</Exception>
				</Exceptions>
			</Interprete>
			<SNMP>
				<Enabled>true</Enabled>
				<OID type="complete">1.3.6.1.2.1.31.1.1.1.1</OID>
				<Type>octetstring</Type>
			</SNMP>
			<Display>
				<RTDisplay>true</RTDisplay>
			</Display>
			<Measurement>
				<Type>string</Type>
			</Measurement>
		</Param>
		<Param id="1103" trending="false">
			<Name>ifXTableIfInMulticastPkts</Name>
			<Description>In Multicast Packets (If X Table)</Description>
			<Information>
				<Subtext>
					<![CDATA[The number of packets, delivered by this sub-layer to a higher (sub-)layer, which were addressed to a multicast address at this sub-layer.
For a MAC layer protocol, this includes both Group and Functional addresses.

Discontinuities in the value of this counter can occur at re-initialization of the management system, and at other times as indicated by the value of Counter Discontinuity Time.]]>
				</Subtext>
			</Information>
			<Type>read</Type>
			<Interprete>
				<RawType>numeric text</RawType>
				<Type>double</Type>
				<LengthType>next param</LengthType>
			</Interprete>
			<SNMP>
				<Enabled>true</Enabled>
				<OID type="complete">1.3.6.1.2.1.31.1.1.1.2</OID>
				<Type>counter32</Type>
			</SNMP>
			<Display>
				<RTDisplay>true</RTDisplay>
				<Units>Packets</Units>
				<Range>
					<Low>0</Low>
					<High>4294967295</High>
				</Range>
			</Display>
			<Measurement>
				<Type>number</Type>
			</Measurement>
		</Param>
		<Param id="1104" trending="false">
			<Name>ifXTableIfInBroadcastPkts</Name>
			<Description>In Broadcast Packets (If X Table)</Description>
			<Information>
				<Subtext>
					<![CDATA[The number of packets, delivered by this sub-layer to a higher (sub-)layer, which were addressed to a broadcast address at this sub-layer.

Discontinuities in the value of this counter can occur at re-initialization of the management system, and at other times as indicated by the value of Counter Discontinuity Time.]]>
				</Subtext>
			</Information>
			<Type>read</Type>
			<Interprete>
				<RawType>numeric text</RawType>
				<Type>double</Type>
				<LengthType>next param</LengthType>
			</Interprete>
			<SNMP>
				<Enabled>true</Enabled>
				<OID type="complete">1.3.6.1.2.1.31.1.1.1.3</OID>
				<Type>counter32</Type>
			</SNMP>
			<Display>
				<RTDisplay>true</RTDisplay>
				<Units>Packets</Units>
				<Range>
					<Low>0</Low>
					<High>4294967295</High>
				</Range>
			</Display>
			<Measurement>
				<Type>number</Type>
			</Measurement>
		</Param>
		<Param id="1105" trending="false">
			<Name>ifXTableIfOutMulticastPkts</Name>
			<Description>Out Multicast Packets (If X Table)</Description>
			<Information>
				<Subtext>
					<![CDATA[The total number of packets that higher-level protocols requested be transmitted, and which were addressed to a multicast address at this sub-layer, including those that were discarded or not sent.
For a MAC layer protocol, this includes both Group and Functional addresses.

Discontinuities in the value of this counter can occur at re-initialization of the management system, and at other times as indicated by the value of Counter Discontinuity Time.]]>
				</Subtext>
			</Information>
			<Type>read</Type>
			<Interprete>
				<RawType>numeric text</RawType>
				<Type>double</Type>
				<LengthType>next param</LengthType>
			</Interprete>
			<SNMP>
				<Enabled>true</Enabled>
				<OID type="complete">1.3.6.1.2.1.31.1.1.1.4</OID>
				<Type>counter32</Type>
			</SNMP>
			<Display>
				<RTDisplay>true</RTDisplay>
				<Units>Packets</Units>
				<Range>
					<Low>0</Low>
					<High>4294967295</High>
				</Range>
			</Display>
			<Measurement>
				<Type>number</Type>
			</Measurement>
		</Param>
		<Param id="1106" trending="false">
			<Name>ifXTableIfOutBroadcastPkts</Name>
			<Description>Out Broadcast Packets (If X Table)</Description>
			<Information>
				<Subtext>
					<![CDATA[The total number of packets that higher-level protocols requested be transmitted, and which were addressed to a broadcast address at this sub-layer, including those that were discarded or not sent.

Discontinuities in the value of this counter can occur at re-initialization of the management system, and at other times as indicated by the value of Counter Discontinuity Time.]]>
				</Subtext>
			</Information>
			<Type>read</Type>
			<Interprete>
				<RawType>numeric text</RawType>
				<Type>double</Type>
				<LengthType>next param</LengthType>
			</Interprete>
			<SNMP>
				<Enabled>true</Enabled>
				<OID type="complete">1.3.6.1.2.1.31.1.1.1.5</OID>
				<Type>counter32</Type>
			</SNMP>
			<Display>
				<RTDisplay>true</RTDisplay>
				<Units>Packets</Units>
				<Range>
					<Low>0</Low>
					<High>4294967295</High>
				</Range>
			</Display>
			<Measurement>
				<Type>number</Type>
			</Measurement>
		</Param>
		<Param id="1107" trending="false">
			<Name>ifXTableIfHCInOctets</Name>
			<!-- SuppressValidator 2.14.7 Keep spelling for emphasis -->
			<Description>High Capacity In Octets (If X Table)</Description>
			<!-- /SuppressValidator 2.14.7 -->
			<Information>
				<Subtext>
					<![CDATA[The total number of octets received on the interface, including framing characters.
This object is a 64-bit version of In Octets.

Discontinuities in the value of this counter can occur at re-initialization of the management system, and at other times as indicated by the value of Counter Discontinuity Time.]]>
				</Subtext>
			</Information>
			<Type>read</Type>
			<Interprete>
				<RawType>numeric text</RawType>
				<Type>double</Type>
				<LengthType>next param</LengthType>
			</Interprete>
			<SNMP>
				<Enabled>true</Enabled>
				<OID type="complete">1.3.6.1.2.1.31.1.1.1.6</OID>
				<Type>counter64String</Type>
			</SNMP>
			<Display>
				<RTDisplay>true</RTDisplay>
				<Units>Octets</Units>
				<Range>
					<Low>0</Low>
					<High>18446744073709551615</High>
				</Range>
			</Display>
			<Measurement>
				<Type>number</Type>
			</Measurement>
		</Param>
		<Param id="1108" trending="false">
			<Name>ifXTableIfHCInUcastPkts</Name>
			<!-- SuppressValidator 2.14.7 Keep spelling for emphasis -->
			<Description>High Capacity In Unicast Packets (If X Table)</Description>
			<!-- /SuppressValidator 2.14.7 -->
			<Information>
				<Subtext>
					<![CDATA[The number of packets, delivered by this sub-layer to a higher (sub-)layer, which were not addressed to a multicast or broadcast address at this sub-layer.
This object is a 64-bit version of ifInUcastPkts.

Discontinuities in the value of this counter can occur at re-initialization of the management system, and at other times as indicated by the value of Counter Discontinuity Time.]]>
				</Subtext>
			</Information>
			<Type>read</Type>
			<Interprete>
				<RawType>numeric text</RawType>
				<Type>double</Type>
				<LengthType>next param</LengthType>
			</Interprete>
			<SNMP>
				<Enabled>true</Enabled>
				<OID type="complete">1.3.6.1.2.1.31.1.1.1.7</OID>
				<Type>counter64String</Type>
			</SNMP>
			<Display>
				<RTDisplay>true</RTDisplay>
				<Units>Packets</Units>
				<Range>
					<Low>0</Low>
					<High>18446744073709551615</High>
				</Range>
			</Display>
			<Measurement>
				<Type>number</Type>
			</Measurement>
		</Param>
		<Param id="1109" trending="false">
			<Name>ifXTableIfHCInMulticastPkts</Name>
			<!-- SuppressValidator 2.14.7 Keep spelling for emphasis -->
			<Description>High Capacity In Multicast Packets (If X Table)</Description>
			<!-- /SuppressValidator 2.14.7 -->
			<Information>
				<Subtext>
					<![CDATA[The number of packets, delivered by this sub-layer to a higher (sub-)layer, which were addressed to a multicast address at this sub-layer.
For a MAC layer protocol, this includes both Group and Functional addresses.
This object is a 64-bit version of In Multicast Packets.

Discontinuities in the value of this counter can occur at re-initialization of the management system, and at other times as indicated by the value of Counter Discontinuity Time.]]>
				</Subtext>
			</Information>
			<Type>read</Type>
			<Interprete>
				<RawType>numeric text</RawType>
				<Type>double</Type>
				<LengthType>next param</LengthType>
			</Interprete>
			<SNMP>
				<Enabled>true</Enabled>
				<OID type="complete">1.3.6.1.2.1.31.1.1.1.8</OID>
				<Type>counter64String</Type>
			</SNMP>
			<Display>
				<RTDisplay>true</RTDisplay>
				<Units>Packets</Units>
				<Range>
					<Low>0</Low>
					<High>18446744073709551615</High>
				</Range>
			</Display>
			<Measurement>
				<Type>number</Type>
			</Measurement>
		</Param>
		<Param id="1110" trending="false">
			<Name>ifXTableIfHCInBroadcastPkts</Name>
			<!-- SuppressValidator 2.14.7 Keep spelling for emphasis -->
			<Description>High Capacity In Broadcast Packets (If X Table)</Description>
			<!-- /SuppressValidator 2.14.7 -->
			<Information>
				<Subtext>
					<![CDATA[The number of packets, delivered by this sub-layer to a higher (sub-)layer, which were addressed to a broadcast address at this sub-layer.
This object is a 64-bit version of In Broadcast Packets.

Discontinuities in the value of this counter can occur at re-initialization of the management system, and at other times as indicated by the value of Counter Discontinuity Time.]]>
				</Subtext>
			</Information>
			<Type>read</Type>
			<Interprete>
				<RawType>numeric text</RawType>
				<Type>double</Type>
				<LengthType>next param</LengthType>
			</Interprete>
			<SNMP>
				<Enabled>true</Enabled>
				<OID type="complete">1.3.6.1.2.1.31.1.1.1.9</OID>
				<Type>counter64String</Type>
			</SNMP>
			<Display>
				<RTDisplay>true</RTDisplay>
				<Units>Packets</Units>
				<Range>
					<Low>0</Low>
					<High>18446744073709551615</High>
				</Range>
			</Display>
			<Measurement>
				<Type>number</Type>
			</Measurement>
		</Param>
		<Param id="1111" trending="false">
			<Name>ifXTableIfHCOutOctets</Name>
			<Description>High Capacity Out Octets (If X Table)</Description>
			<Information>
				<Subtext>
					<![CDATA[The total number of octets transmitted out of the interface, including framing characters.
This object is a 64-bit version of Out Octets.

Discontinuities in the value of this counter can occur at re-initialization of the management system, and at other times as indicated by the value of Counter Discontinuity Time.]]>
				</Subtext>
			</Information>
			<Type>read</Type>
			<Interprete>
				<RawType>numeric text</RawType>
				<Type>double</Type>
				<LengthType>next param</LengthType>
			</Interprete>
			<SNMP>
				<Enabled>true</Enabled>
				<OID type="complete">1.3.6.1.2.1.31.1.1.1.10</OID>
				<Type>counter64String</Type>
			</SNMP>
			<Display>
				<RTDisplay>true</RTDisplay>
				<Units>Octets</Units>
				<Range>
					<Low>0</Low>
					<High>18446744073709551615</High>
				</Range>
			</Display>
			<Measurement>
				<Type>number</Type>
			</Measurement>
		</Param>
		<Param id="1112" trending="false">
			<Name>ifXTableIfHCOutUcastPkts</Name>
			<Description>High Capacity Out Unicast Packets (If X Table)</Description>
			<Information>
				<Subtext>
					<![CDATA[The total number of packets that higher-level protocols requested be transmitted, and which were not addressed to a multicast or broadcast address at this sub-layer, including those that were discarded or not sent.
This object is a 64-bit version of Out Unicast Packets.

Discontinuities in the value of this counter can occur at re-initialization of the management system, and at other times as indicated by the value of Counter Discontinuity Time.]]>
				</Subtext>
			</Information>
			<Type>read</Type>
			<Interprete>
				<RawType>numeric text</RawType>
				<Type>double</Type>
				<LengthType>next param</LengthType>
			</Interprete>
			<SNMP>
				<Enabled>true</Enabled>
				<OID type="complete">1.3.6.1.2.1.31.1.1.1.11</OID>
				<Type>counter64String</Type>
			</SNMP>
			<Display>
				<RTDisplay>true</RTDisplay>
				<Units>Packets</Units>
				<Range>
					<Low>0</Low>
					<High>18446744073709551615</High>
				</Range>
			</Display>
			<Measurement>
				<Type>number</Type>
			</Measurement>
		</Param>
		<Param id="1113" trending="false">
			<Name>ifXTableIfHCOutMulticastPkts</Name>
			<Description>High Capacity Out Multicast Packets (If X Table)</Description>
			<Information>
				<Subtext>
					<![CDATA[The total number of packets that higher-level protocols requested be transmitted, and which were addressed to a multicast address at this sub-layer, including those that were discarded or not sent.
For a MAC layer protocol, this includes both Group and Functional addresses.
This object is a 64-bit version of Out Multicast Packets.

Discontinuities in the value of this counter can occur at re-initialization of the management system, and at other times as indicated by the value of Counter Discontinuity Time.]]>
				</Subtext>
			</Information>
			<Type>read</Type>
			<Interprete>
				<RawType>numeric text</RawType>
				<Type>double</Type>
				<LengthType>next param</LengthType>
			</Interprete>
			<SNMP>
				<Enabled>true</Enabled>
				<OID type="complete">1.3.6.1.2.1.31.1.1.1.12</OID>
				<Type>counter64String</Type>
			</SNMP>
			<Display>
				<RTDisplay>true</RTDisplay>
				<Units>Packets</Units>
				<Range>
					<Low>0</Low>
					<High>18446744073709551615</High>
				</Range>
			</Display>
			<Measurement>
				<Type>number</Type>
			</Measurement>
		</Param>
		<Param id="1114" trending="false">
			<Name>ifXTableIfHCOutBroadcastPkts</Name>
			<Description>High Capacity Out Broadcast Packets (If X Table)</Description>
			<Information>
				<Subtext>
					<![CDATA[The total number of packets that higher-level protocols requested be transmitted, and which were addressed to a broadcast address at this sub-layer, including those that were discarded or not sent.
This object is a 64-bit version of Out Broadcast Packets.

Discontinuities in the value of this counter can occur at re-initialization of the management system, and at other times as indicated by the value of Counter Discontinuity Time.]]>
				</Subtext>
			</Information>
			<Type>read</Type>
			<Interprete>
				<RawType>numeric text</RawType>
				<Type>double</Type>
				<LengthType>next param</LengthType>
			</Interprete>
			<SNMP>
				<Enabled>true</Enabled>
				<OID type="complete">1.3.6.1.2.1.31.1.1.1.13</OID>
				<Type>counter64String</Type>
			</SNMP>
			<Display>
				<RTDisplay>true</RTDisplay>
				<Units>Packets</Units>
				<Range>
					<Low>0</Low>
					<High>18446744073709551615</High>
				</Range>
			</Display>
			<Measurement>
				<Type>number</Type>
			</Measurement>
		</Param>
		<Param id="1115" trending="false">
			<Name>ifXTableIfLinkUpDownTrapEnable</Name>
			<!-- SuppressValidator 2.14.7 Keep spelling for emphasis -->
			<Description>Link Up/Down Traps (If X Table)</Description>
			<!-- /SuppressValidator 2.14.7 -->
			<Information>
				<Subtext>
					<![CDATA[Indicates whether linkUp/linkDown traps should be generated for this interface.

By default, this object should have the value 'Enabled' for interfaces which do not operate on 'top' of any other interface (as defined in the ifStackTable), and 'Disabled' otherwise.]]>
				</Subtext>
			</Information>
			<Type>read</Type>
			<Interprete>
				<RawType>numeric text</RawType>
				<Type>double</Type>
				<LengthType>next param</LengthType>
			</Interprete>
			<SNMP>
				<Enabled>true</Enabled>
				<OID type="complete">1.3.6.1.2.1.31.1.1.1.14</OID>
				<Type>integer</Type>
			</SNMP>
			<Display>
				<RTDisplay>true</RTDisplay>
			</Display>
			<Measurement>
				<Type>discreet</Type>
				<Discreets>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Enabled</Display>
						<Value>1</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Disabled</Display>
						<Value>2</Value>
					</Discreet>
				</Discreets>
			</Measurement>
		</Param>
		<Param id="1155" snmpSetAndGet="true">
			<Name>ifXTableIfLinkUpDownTrapEnable</Name>
			<!-- SuppressValidator 2.14.7 Keep spelling for emphasis -->
			<Description>Link Up/Down Traps (If X Table)</Description>
			<!-- /SuppressValidator 2.14.7 -->
			<Type>write</Type>
			<Interprete>
				<RawType>numeric text</RawType>
				<Type>double</Type>
				<LengthType>next param</LengthType>
			</Interprete>
			<SNMP>
				<Enabled>true</Enabled>
				<OID type="complete" id="1099">1.3.6.1.2.1.31.1.1.1.14.*</OID>
				<Type>integer</Type>
			</SNMP>
			<Display>
				<RTDisplay>true</RTDisplay>
			</Display>
			<Measurement>
				<Type>togglebutton</Type>
				<Discreets>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Enabled</Display>
						<Value>1</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Disabled</Display>
						<Value>2</Value>
					</Discreet>
				</Discreets>
			</Measurement>
		</Param>
		<Param id="1116" trending="false">
			<Name>ifXTableIfHighSpeed</Name>
			<Description>High Speed (If X Table)</Description>
			<Information>
				<Subtext>
					<![CDATA[An estimate of the interface's current bandwidth in units of 1,000,000 bits per second.
If this object reports a value of 'n' then the speed of the interface is somewhere in the range of 'n-500,000' to 'n+499,999'.
For interfaces which do not vary in bandwidth or for those where no accurate estimation can be made, this object should contain the nominal bandwidth.

For a sub-layer which has no concept of bandwidth, this object should be zero.]]>
				</Subtext>
			</Information>
			<Type>read</Type>
			<Interprete>
				<RawType>numeric text</RawType>
				<Type>double</Type>
				<LengthType>next param</LengthType>
				<Exceptions>
					<Exception id="1" value="0">
						<Display state="disabled">N/A</Display>
						<Value>0</Value>
					</Exception>
				</Exceptions>
			</Interprete>
			<SNMP>
				<Enabled>true</Enabled>
				<OID type="complete">1.3.6.1.2.1.31.1.1.1.15</OID>
				<Type>gauge32</Type>
			</SNMP>
			<Display>
				<RTDisplay>true</RTDisplay>
				<Units>Mbps</Units>
				<Range>
					<Low>0</Low>
					<High>4294967295</High>
				</Range>
			</Display>
			<Measurement>
				<Type>number</Type>
			</Measurement>
		</Param>
		<Param id="1117" trending="false">
			<Name>ifXTableIfPromiscuousMode</Name>
			<Description>Promiscuous Mode (If X Table)</Description>
			<Information>
				<Subtext>
					<![CDATA[This object has a value of False(2) if this interface only accepts packets/frames that are addressed to this station.
This object has a value of True(1) when the station accepts all packets/frames transmitted on the media.
The value True(1) is only legal on certain types of media.
If legal, setting this object to a value of True(1) may require the interface to be reset before becoming effective.

The value of Promiscuous Mode does not affect the reception of broadcast and multicast packets/frames by the interface.]]>
				</Subtext>
			</Information>
			<Type>read</Type>
			<Interprete>
				<RawType>numeric text</RawType>
				<Type>double</Type>
				<LengthType>next param</LengthType>
			</Interprete>
			<SNMP>
				<Enabled>true</Enabled>
				<OID type="complete">1.3.6.1.2.1.31.1.1.1.16</OID>
				<Type>integer</Type>
			</SNMP>
			<Display>
				<RTDisplay>true</RTDisplay>
			</Display>
			<Measurement>
				<Type>discreet</Type>
				<Discreets>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>True</Display>
						<Value>1</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>False</Display>
						<Value>2</Value>
					</Discreet>
				</Discreets>
			</Measurement>
		</Param>
		<Param id="1157" snmpSetAndGet="true">
			<Name>ifXTableIfPromiscuousMode</Name>
			<Description>Promiscuous Mode (If X Table)</Description>
			<Type>write</Type>
			<Interprete>
				<RawType>numeric text</RawType>
				<Type>double</Type>
				<LengthType>next param</LengthType>
			</Interprete>
			<SNMP>
				<Enabled>true</Enabled>
				<OID type="complete" id="1099">1.3.6.1.2.1.31.1.1.1.16.*</OID>
				<Type>integer</Type>
			</SNMP>
			<Display>
				<RTDisplay>true</RTDisplay>
			</Display>
			<Measurement>
				<Type>togglebutton</Type>
				<Discreets>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>True</Display>
						<Value>1</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>False</Display>
						<Value>2</Value>
					</Discreet>
				</Discreets>
			</Measurement>
		</Param>
		<Param id="1118" trending="false">
			<Name>ifXTableIfConnectorPresent</Name>
			<Description>Connector Present (If X Table)</Description>
			<Information>
				<Subtext>This object has the value 'True(1)' if the interface sublayer has a physical connector and the value 'False(2)' otherwise.</Subtext>
			</Information>
			<Type>read</Type>
			<Interprete>
				<RawType>numeric text</RawType>
				<Type>double</Type>
				<LengthType>next param</LengthType>
			</Interprete>
			<SNMP>
				<Enabled>true</Enabled>
				<OID type="complete">1.3.6.1.2.1.31.1.1.1.17</OID>
				<Type>integer</Type>
			</SNMP>
			<Display>
				<RTDisplay>true</RTDisplay>
			</Display>
			<Measurement>
				<Type>discreet</Type>
				<Discreets>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>True</Display>
						<Value>1</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>False</Display>
						<Value>2</Value>
					</Discreet>
				</Discreets>
			</Measurement>
		</Param>
		<Param id="1119" trending="false">
			<Name>ifXTableIfAlias</Name>
			<Description>Alias (If X Table)</Description>
			<Information>
				<Subtext>
					<![CDATA[This object is an 'alias' name for the interface as specified by a network manager, and provides a non-volatile 'handle' for the interface.

On the first instantiation of an interface, the value of Alias associated with that interface is the zero-length string.
As and when a value is written into an instance of Alias through a network management set operation, then the agent must retain the supplied value in the Alias instance associated with the same interface for as long as that interface remains instantiated, including across all re-initializations/reboots of the network management system, including those which result in a change of the interface's Index value.

An example of the value which a network manager might store in this object for a WAN interface is the (Telco's) circuit number/identifier of the interface.

Some agents may support write-access only for interfaces having particular values of Type.
An agent which supports write access to this object is required to keep the value in non-volatile storage, but it may limit the length of new values depending on how much storage is already occupied by the current values for other interfaces.]]>
				</Subtext>
			</Information>
			<Type>read</Type>
			<Interprete>
				<RawType>other</RawType>
				<Type>string</Type>
				<LengthType>next param</LengthType>
			</Interprete>
			<SNMP>
				<Enabled>true</Enabled>
				<OID type="complete">1.3.6.1.2.1.31.1.1.1.18</OID>
				<Type>octetstring</Type>
			</SNMP>
			<Display>
				<RTDisplay>true</RTDisplay>
				<Range>
					<Low>0</Low>
					<High>64</High>
				</Range>
			</Display>
			<Measurement>
				<Type>string</Type>
			</Measurement>
		</Param>
		<Param id="1159" snmpSetAndGet="true">
			<Name>ifXTableIfAlias</Name>
			<Description>Alias (If X Table)</Description>
			<Type>write</Type>
			<Interprete>
				<RawType>other</RawType>
				<Type>string</Type>
				<LengthType>next param</LengthType>
			</Interprete>
			<SNMP>
				<Enabled>true</Enabled>
				<OID type="complete" id="1099">1.3.6.1.2.1.31.1.1.1.18.*</OID>
				<Type>octetstring</Type>
			</SNMP>
			<Display>
				<RTDisplay>true</RTDisplay>
				<Range>
					<Low>0</Low>
					<High>64</High>
				</Range>
			</Display>
			<Measurement>
				<Type>string</Type>
			</Measurement>
		</Param>
		<Param id="1120" trending="false">
			<Name>ifXTableIfCounterDiscontinuityTime</Name>
			<Description>Counter Discontinuity Time (If X Table)</Description>
			<Information>
				<Subtext>
					<![CDATA[The value of sysUpTime on the most recent occasion at which any one or more of this interface's counters suffered a discontinuity.

The relevant counters are the specific instances associated with this interface of any Counter32 or Counter64 object contained in the ifTable or ifXTable.
If no such discontinuities have occurred since the last re-initialization of the local management subsystem, then this object contains a zero value.]]>
				</Subtext>
			</Information>
			<Type>read</Type>
			<Interprete>
				<RawType>numeric text</RawType>
				<Type>double</Type>
				<LengthType>next param</LengthType>
				<Exceptions>
					<Exception id="1" value="0">
						<Display state="disabled">No Discontinuity</Display>
						<Value>0</Value>
					</Exception>
				</Exceptions>
			</Interprete>
			<SNMP>
				<Enabled>true</Enabled>
				<OID type="complete">1.3.6.1.2.1.31.1.1.1.19</OID>
				<Type>timeticks</Type>
			</SNMP>
			<!-- SuppressValidator 2.9.7 No unit applicable -->
			<Display>
				<RTDisplay>true</RTDisplay>
				<Range>
					<Low>0</Low>
					<High>4294967295</High>
				</Range>
			</Display>
			<!-- /SuppressValidator 2.9.7 -->
			<Measurement>
				<Type>number</Type>
			</Measurement>
		</Param>
		<Param id="1121" trending="false">
			<Name>ifXTableIfInBitRate</Name>
			<Description>In Bit Rate (If X Table)</Description>
			<Information>
				<Subtext>The input bit rate of the interface.</Subtext>
			</Information>
			<Type>read</Type>
			<Interprete>
				<RawType>numeric text</RawType>
				<Type>double</Type>
				<LengthType>next param</LengthType>
				<Exceptions>
					<Exception id="1" value="-1">
						<Display state="disabled">N/A</Display>
						<Value>-1</Value>
					</Exception>
				</Exceptions>
			</Interprete>
			<Display>
				<RTDisplay>true</RTDisplay>
				<Units>bps</Units>
				<Range>
					<Low>0</Low>
				</Range>
			</Display>
			<Measurement>
				<Type>number</Type>
			</Measurement>
		</Param>
		<Param id="1122" trending="false">
			<Name>ifXTableIfOutBitRate</Name>
			<Description>Out Bit Rate (If X Table)</Description>
			<Information>
				<Subtext>The output bit rate of the interface.</Subtext>
			</Information>
			<Type>read</Type>
			<Interprete>
				<RawType>numeric text</RawType>
				<Type>double</Type>
				<LengthType>next param</LengthType>
				<Exceptions>
					<Exception id="1" value="-1">
						<Display state="disabled">N/A</Display>
						<Value>-1</Value>
					</Exception>
				</Exceptions>
			</Interprete>
			<Display>
				<RTDisplay>true</RTDisplay>
				<Units>bps</Units>
				<Range>
					<Low>0</Low>
				</Range>
			</Display>
			<Measurement>
				<Type>number</Type>
			</Measurement>
		</Param>
		<Param id="1123" trending="false">
			<Name>ifXTableIfBandwidthUtilization</Name>
			<Description>Bandwidth Utilization (If X Table)</Description>
			<Information>
				<Subtext>
					<![CDATA[The bandwidth utilization.
Currently only calculated for Ethernet interfaces.
- for full duplex interfaces, this is the maximum of the input utilization and the output utilization.
- for half duplex interfaces, this is the sum of the input utilization and the output utilization.]]>
				</Subtext>
			</Information>
			<Type>read</Type>
			<Interprete>
				<RawType>numeric text</RawType>
				<Type>double</Type>
				<LengthType>next param</LengthType>
				<Exceptions>
					<Exception id="1" value="-1">
						<Display state="disabled">N/A</Display>
						<Value>-1</Value>
					</Exception>
				</Exceptions>
			</Interprete>
			<Display>
				<RTDisplay>true</RTDisplay>
				<Units>%</Units>
				<Range>
					<Low>0</Low>
					<High>100</High>
				</Range>
			</Display>
			<Measurement>
				<Type>number</Type>
			</Measurement>
		</Param>
		<Param id="1124" trending="false">
			<Name>ifXTableIfRateData</Name>
			<Description>Bit Rate Data (If X Table)</Description>
			<Type>read</Type>
			<Information>
				<Subtext>Used as a buffer parameter containing data necessary for bit rate calculations (both in and out) based on delta time between SNMP group executions.</Subtext>
			</Information>
			<Interprete>
				<RawType>other</RawType>
				<Type>string</Type>
				<LengthType>next param</LengthType>
			</Interprete>
			<Display>
				<RTDisplay>true</RTDisplay>
			</Display>
			<Measurement>
				<Type>string</Type>
			</Measurement>
		</Param>

		<Param id="1190">
			<Name>interfacesRawTablesPageButton</Name>
			<Type>write</Type>
			<Interprete>
				<RawType>other</RawType>
				<Type>string</Type>
				<LengthType>next param</LengthType>
			</Interprete>
			<Display>
				<RTDisplay>true</RTDisplay>
				<Positions>
					<Position>
						<Page>Interface</Page>
						<Column>0</Column>
						<Row>2</Row>
					</Position>
				</Positions>
			</Display>
			<Measurement>
				<Type width="110">pagebutton</Type>
				<Discreets>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Raw Tables...</Display>
						<Value>Raw Tables</Value>
					</Discreet>
				</Discreets>
			</Measurement>
		</Param>
		<Param id="1191">
			<Name>interfacesTableMerge</Name>
			<Description>Interfaces Table Merge Trigger</Description>
			<Type>dummy</Type>
		</Param>
		<Param id="1192" trending="true" save="true">
			<Name>interfacesRateCalculationsMethod</Name>
			<Description>Rate Calculation Method for Interface Table.</Description>
			<Type>read</Type>
			<Information>
				<Subtext>
					<![CDATA[Allows to chose between 2 methods of rate calculations for the Interface tables:
- Fast: This method will be faster and less resources eager but the results might be less accurate in some circumstances.
		It will use a delta (time elapsed between current & previous polling cycle) on group level.
- Accurate: This method will be more accurate but will be more resources eager.
		It will use a delta (time elapsed between current & previous polling cycle) on table row level.]]>
				</Subtext>
			</Information>
			<Interprete>
				<RawType>numeric text</RawType>
				<Type>double</Type>
				<LengthType>next param</LengthType>
				<DefaultValue>1</DefaultValue>
			</Interprete>
			<Display>
				<RTDisplay>true</RTDisplay>
				<Positions>
					<Position>
						<Page>Interface</Page>
						<Column>0</Column>
						<Row>0</Row>
					</Position>
				</Positions>
			</Display>
			<!-- SuppressValidator 2.5.1 Alarm thresholds fully depending on end-user and use-case. -->
			<Alarm>
				<Monitored>true</Monitored>
			</Alarm>
			<!-- /SuppressValidator 2.5.1 -->
			<Measurement>
				<Type>discreet</Type>
				<Discreets>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Fast</Display>
						<Value>1</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Accurate</Display>
						<Value>2</Value>
					</Discreet>
				</Discreets>
			</Measurement>
		</Param>
		<Param id="1193" setter="true">
			<Name>interfacesRateCalculationsMethod</Name>
			<Description>Rate Calculation Method for Interface Table.</Description>
			<Type>write</Type>
			<Interprete>
				<RawType>numeric text</RawType>
				<Type>double</Type>
				<LengthType>next param</LengthType>
			</Interprete>
			<Display>
				<RTDisplay>true</RTDisplay>
				<Positions>
					<Position>
						<Page>Interface</Page>
						<Column>0</Column>
						<Row>0</Row>
					</Position>
				</Positions>
			</Display>
			<Measurement>
				<Type>discreet</Type>
				<Discreets>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Fast</Display>
						<Value>1</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Accurate</Display>
						<Value>2</Value>
					</Discreet>
				</Discreets>
			</Measurement>
		</Param>

		<Param id="1199" trending="false">
			<Name>interfacesDisplayKey</Name>
			<Description>Key (Interfaces)</Description>
			<Information>
				<Subtext>User-friendly key used to identify row.</Subtext>
			</Information>
			<Type>read</Type>
			<Interprete>
				<RawType>other</RawType>
				<Type>string</Type>
				<LengthType>next param</LengthType>
			</Interprete>
			<Display>
				<RTDisplay>true</RTDisplay>
			</Display>
			<Measurement>
				<Type>string</Type>
			</Measurement>
		</Param>
		<Param id="1200">
			<Name>interfaces</Name>
			<Description>Interfaces</Description>
			<Type>array</Type>
			<ArrayOptions index="0">
				<NamingFormat>;1202; -;1227;- (;1201;)</NamingFormat>
				<ColumnOption idx="0" pid="1201" type="retrieved" options="" />
				<ColumnOption idx="1" pid="1202" type="retrieved" options=";save" />
				<ColumnOption idx="2" pid="1203" type="retrieved" options="" />
				<ColumnOption idx="3" pid="1204" type="retrieved" options=";enableHeaderAvg;enableHistogram;enableHeatmap" />
				<ColumnOption idx="4" pid="1205" type="retrieved" options=";enableHeaderAvg;enableHistogram;enableHeatmap" />
				<ColumnOption idx="5" pid="1206" type="retrieved" options="" />
				<ColumnOption idx="6" pid="1207" type="retrieved" options="" />
				<ColumnOption idx="7" pid="1208" type="retrieved" options="" />
				<ColumnOption idx="8" pid="1209" type="retrieved" options="" />
				<ColumnOption idx="9" pid="1210" type="retrieved" options=";enableHeaderSum;enableHistogram;enableHeatmap" />
				<ColumnOption idx="10" pid="1211" type="retrieved" options=";enableHeaderSum;enableHistogram;enableHeatmap" />
				<ColumnOption idx="11" pid="1212" type="retrieved" options=";enableHeaderAvg;enableHistogram;enableHeatmap" />
				<ColumnOption idx="12" pid="1213" type="retrieved" options=";enableHeaderAvg;enableHistogram;enableHeatmap" />
				<ColumnOption idx="13" pid="1214" type="retrieved" options=";enableHeaderAvg;enableHistogram;enableHeatmap" />
				<ColumnOption idx="14" pid="1215" type="retrieved" options=";enableHeaderSum;enableHistogram;enableHeatmap" />
				<ColumnOption idx="15" pid="1216" type="retrieved" options=";enableHeaderSum;enableHistogram;enableHeatmap" />
				<ColumnOption idx="16" pid="1217" type="retrieved" options=";enableHeaderAvg;enableHistogram;enableHeatmap" />
				<ColumnOption idx="17" pid="1218" type="retrieved" options=";enableHeaderAvg;enableHistogram;enableHeatmap" />
				<ColumnOption idx="18" pid="1219" type="retrieved" options=";enableHeaderAvg;enableHistogram;enableHeatmap" />
				<ColumnOption idx="19" pid="1220" type="retrieved" options=";enableHeaderAvg;enableHistogram;enableHeatmap" />
				<ColumnOption idx="20" pid="1221" type="retrieved" options=";enableHeaderSum;enableHistogram;enableHeatmap" />
				<ColumnOption idx="21" pid="1222" type="retrieved" options=";enableHeaderSum;enableHistogram;enableHeatmap" />
				<ColumnOption idx="22" pid="1223" type="retrieved" options=";enableHeaderSum;enableHistogram;enableHeatmap" />
				<ColumnOption idx="23" pid="1224" type="retrieved" options=";enableHeaderSum;enableHistogram;enableHeatmap" />
				<ColumnOption idx="24" pid="1225" type="retrieved" options="" />
				<ColumnOption idx="25" pid="1226" type="retrieved" options="" />
				<ColumnOption idx="26" pid="1227" type="retrieved" options=";save" />
				<ColumnOption idx="27" pid="1228" type="retrieved" options="" />
				<ColumnOption idx="28" pid="1229" type="retrieved" options="" />
				<ColumnOption idx="29" pid="1230" type="retrieved" options=";enableHeaderAvg;enableHistogram;enableHeatmap" />
				<ColumnOption idx="30" pid="1231" type="retrieved" options="" />
				<ColumnOption idx="31" pid="1199" type="displaykey" options="" />
			</ArrayOptions>
			<Information>
				<Subtext>A list of interface entries.</Subtext>
			</Information>
			<Display>
				<RTDisplay>true</RTDisplay>
				<Positions>
					<Position>
						<Page>Interface</Page>
						<Column>0</Column>
						<Row>1</Row>
					</Position>
				</Positions>
			</Display>
			<Measurement>
				<Type options="tab=columns:1201|0-1202|1-1199|31-1227|26-1203|2-1204|3-1205|4-1219|18-1220|19-1230|29-1231|30-1206|5-1207|6-1208|7-1209|8-1210|9-1211|10-1221|20-1222|21-1212|11-1213|12-1214|13-1215|14-1216|15-1223|22-1224|23-1217|16-1218|17-1225|24-1226|25-1228|27-1229|28,width:50-0-200-180-242-120-138-138-138-141-97-112-79-123-128-192-120-131-134-125-125-143-192-130-141-144-125-125-112-126-173-118,sort:STRING-STRING-STRING-STRING-STRING-INT-INT-INT-INT-INT-STRING-STRING-STRING-STRING-STRING-INT-INT-INT-INT-INT-INT-INT-INT-INT-INT-INT-INT-INT-INT-STRING-STRING-INT,lines:20,filter:true">table</Type>
			</Measurement>
		</Param>
		<Param id="1201" trending="false">
			<Name>interfacesIndex</Name>
			<Description>Index (Interfaces)</Description>
			<Information>
				<Subtext>
					<![CDATA[This is the SNMP instance of the table. Format: [ifIndex].
- ifIndex: A unique value, greater than zero, for each interface.
It is recommended that values are assigned contiguously starting from 1.
The value for each interface sub-layer must remain constant at least from one re-initialization of the entity's network management system to the next re-initialization.]]>
				</Subtext>
			</Information>
			<Type>read</Type>
			<Interprete>
				<RawType>other</RawType>
				<Type>string</Type>
				<LengthType>next param</LengthType>
			</Interprete>
			<Display>
				<RTDisplay>true</RTDisplay>
			</Display>
			<Measurement>
				<Type>string</Type>
			</Measurement>
		</Param>
		<Param id="1202" trending="false">
			<Name>interfacesDescr</Name>
			<Description>Description (Interfaces)</Description>
			<Information>
				<Subtext>
					<![CDATA[A textual string containing information about the interface.
This string should include the name of the manufacturer, the product name and the version of the interface hardware/software.]]>
				</Subtext>
			</Information>
			<Type>read</Type>
			<Interprete>
				<RawType>other</RawType>
				<Type>string</Type>
				<LengthType>next param</LengthType>
			</Interprete>
			<Display>
				<RTDisplay>true</RTDisplay>
				<Range>
					<Low>0</Low>
					<High>255</High>
				</Range>
			</Display>
			<Measurement>
				<Type>string</Type>
			</Measurement>
		</Param>
		<Param id="1203" trending="true">
			<Name>interfacesType</Name>
			<Description>Type (Interfaces)</Description>
			<Information>
				<Subtext>
					<![CDATA[The type of interface.
Additional values for Type are assigned by the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA), through updating the syntax of the IANAifType textual convention.]]>
				</Subtext>
			</Information>
			<Type>read</Type>
			<Interprete>
				<RawType>numeric text</RawType>
				<Type>double</Type>
				<LengthType>next param</LengthType>
			</Interprete>
			<Display>
				<RTDisplay>true</RTDisplay>
			</Display>
			<!-- SuppressValidator 2.5.1 Alarm thresholds fully depending on end-user and use-case -->
			<Alarm>
				<Monitored>true</Monitored>
			</Alarm>
			<!-- /SuppressValidator 2.5.1 -->
			<Measurement>
				<Type>discreet</Type>
				<Discreets>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Other</Display>
						<Value>1</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Regular 1822</Display>
						<Value>2</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>HDH 1822</Display>
						<Value>3</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>DDN X 25</Display>
						<Value>4</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>RFC 877 X.25</Display>
						<Value>5</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Ethernet CSMACD</Display>
						<Value>6</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>ISO 8802.3 CSMA/CD</Display>
						<Value>7</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>ISO 8802.4 Token Bus</Display>
						<Value>8</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>ISO 8802.5 Token Ring</Display>
						<Value>9</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>ISO 8802.6 MAN</Display>
						<Value>10</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Star LAN</Display>
						<Value>11</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>PROTEON 10 Mb</Display>
						<Value>12</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>PROTEON 80 Mb</Display>
						<Value>13</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<!-- Apparently spelling is correct. If so, this word should be added as an exception to the validator check instead of suppressing -->
						<!-- SuppressValidator 2.13.7 Correct spelling -->
						<Display>HYPERchannel</Display>
						<!-- /SuppressValidator 2.13.7 -->
						<Value>14</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>FDDI</Display>
						<Value>15</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>LAPB</Display>
						<Value>16</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>SDLC</Display>
						<Value>17</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>DS1</Display>
						<Value>18</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>E1</Display>
						<Value>19</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Basic ISDN</Display>
						<Value>20</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Primary ISDN</Display>
						<Value>21</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Proprietary Point to Point Serial</Display>
						<Value>22</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>PPP</Display>
						<Value>23</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Software Loopback</Display>
						<Value>24</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>EON</Display>
						<Value>25</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Ethernet 3 Mb</Display>
						<Value>26</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>NSIP</Display>
						<Value>27</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<!-- Apparently spelling is correct. If so, this word should be added as an exception to the validator check instead of suppressing -->
						<!-- SuppressValidator 2.13.7 Correct spelling -->
						<Display>SlIP</Display>
						<!-- /SuppressValidator 2.13.7 -->
						<Value>28</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Ultra</Display>
						<Value>29</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>DS3</Display>
						<Value>30</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>SIP</Display>
						<Value>31</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Frame Relay</Display>
						<Value>32</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>RS-232</Display>
						<Value>33</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Parallel Port</Display>
						<Value>34</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>ARCNET</Display>
						<Value>35</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>ARCNET Plus</Display>
						<Value>36</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>ATM</Display>
						<Value>37</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>MIOX 25</Display>
						<Value>38</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>SONET</Display>
						<Value>39</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>X.25 PLE</Display>
						<Value>40</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>ISO 8802.2 LLC</Display>
						<Value>41</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Local Talk</Display>
						<Value>42</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>SMDS DXI</Display>
						<Value>43</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Frame Relay Service</Display>
						<Value>44</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>V.35</Display>
						<Value>45</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>HSSI</Display>
						<Value>46</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>HIPPI</Display>
						<Value>47</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Modem</Display>
						<Value>48</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>AAL5</Display>
						<Value>49</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>SONET Path</Display>
						<Value>50</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>SONET VT</Display>
						<Value>51</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>SMDS ICIP</Display>
						<Value>52</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Proprietary Virtual</Display>
						<Value>53</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Proprietary Multiplexor</Display>
						<Value>54</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>IEEE 802.12</Display>
						<Value>55</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Fiber Channel</Display>
						<Value>56</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>HIPPI Interface</Display>
						<Value>57</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Frame Relay Interconnect</Display>
						<Value>58</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>AFLANE 802.3</Display>
						<Value>59</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>AFLANE 802.5</Display>
						<Value>60</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>CCT Emulated</Display>
						<Value>61</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Fast Ether</Display>
						<Value>62</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>ISDN</Display>
						<Value>63</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>V.11</Display>
						<Value>64</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>V.36</Display>
						<Value>65</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>G.703 at 64kbps</Display>
						<Value>66</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>G.703 at 2 Mbps</Display>
						<Value>67</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>QLLC</Display>
						<Value>68</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Fast Ether FX</Display>
						<Value>69</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Channel</Display>
						<Value>70</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>IEEE 802.11</Display>
						<Value>71</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>IBM System 360/370 Channel</Display>
						<Value>72</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>ESCON</Display>
						<Value>73</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>DLSW</Display>
						<Value>74</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>ISDN S/T Interface</Display>
						<Value>75</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>ISDN U Interface</Display>
						<Value>76</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>LAPD</Display>
						<Value>77</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>IP Switch</Display>
						<Value>78</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>RSRB</Display>
						<Value>79</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>ATM Logical</Display>
						<Value>80</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>DS0</Display>
						<Value>81</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>DS0 Bundle</Display>
						<Value>82</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Bisynchronous Protocol</Display>
						<Value>83</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Asynchronous Protocol</Display>
						<Value>84</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>CNR</Display>
						<Value>85</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>ISO 8802.5 DTR</Display>
						<Value>86</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>EPLRS</Display>
						<Value>87</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>ARAP</Display>
						<Value>88</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Proprietary CNLS</Display>
						<Value>89</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Host PAD</Display>
						<Value>90</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Term PAD</Display>
						<Value>91</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Frame Relay MPI</Display>
						<Value>92</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>X.213</Display>
						<Value>93</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>ADSL</Display>
						<Value>94</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>RADSL</Display>
						<Value>95</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>SDSL</Display>
						<Value>96</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>VDSL</Display>
						<Value>97</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>ISO 8802.5 CRFP Int</Display>
						<Value>98</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Myrinet</Display>
						<Value>99</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Voice EM</Display>
						<Value>100</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Voice FXO</Display>
						<Value>101</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Voice FXS</Display>
						<Value>102</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Voice ENCAP</Display>
						<Value>103</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Voice over IP</Display>
						<Value>104</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>ATM DXI</Display>
						<Value>105</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>ATM FUNI</Display>
						<Value>106</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>ATM IMA</Display>
						<Value>107</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>PPP Multilink Bundle</Display>
						<Value>108</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>IP over CDLC</Display>
						<Value>109</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>IP over Claw</Display>
						<Value>110</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<!-- Apparently spelling is correct. If so, this word should be added as an exception to the validator check instead of suppressing -->
						<Display>Stack to Stack</Display>
						<Value>111</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Virtual IP Address</Display>
						<Value>112</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>MPC</Display>
						<Value>113</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>IP over ATM</Display>
						<Value>114</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>ISO 8802.5 Fiber</Display>
						<Value>115</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>TDLC</Display>
						<Value>116</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Gigabit Ethernet</Display>
						<Value>117</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>HDLC</Display>
						<Value>118</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>LAPF</Display>
						<Value>119</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>V.37</Display>
						<Value>120</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>X.25 MLP</Display>
						<Value>121</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>X.25 Hunt Group</Display>
						<Value>122</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Transparent HDLC</Display>
						<Value>123</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Interleave Channel</Display>
						<Value>124</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Fast Channel</Display>
						<Value>125</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>IP</Display>
						<Value>126</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>DOCS Cable MAC Layer</Display>
						<Value>127</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>DOCS Cable Downstream</Display>
						<Value>128</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Docs Cable Upstream</Display>
						<Value>129</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>A 12 MPP Switch</Display>
						<Value>130</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Tunnel</Display>
						<Value>131</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Coffee</Display>
						<Value>132</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>CES</Display>
						<Value>133</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>ATM Sub Interface</Display>
						<Value>134</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>L2 VLAN</Display>
						<Value>135</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>L3 IP VLAN</Display>
						<Value>136</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>L3 IPC VLAN</Display>
						<Value>137</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Digital Powerline</Display>
						<Value>138</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Media Mail over IP</Display>
						<Value>139</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>DTM</Display>
						<Value>140</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>DCN</Display>
						<Value>141</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>IP Forward</Display>
						<Value>142</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>MSDSL</Display>
						<Value>143</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>IEEE 1394</Display>
						<Value>144</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>If GSN</Display>
						<Value>145</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>DVB-RCC MAC Layer</Display>
						<Value>146</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>DVB-RCC Downstream</Display>
						<Value>147</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>DVB-RCC Upstream</Display>
						<Value>148</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>ATM Virtual</Display>
						<Value>149</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>MPLS Tunnel</Display>
						<Value>150</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>SRP</Display>
						<Value>151</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Voice over ATM</Display>
						<Value>152</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Voice over Frame Relay</Display>
						<Value>153</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>IDSL</Display>
						<Value>154</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Composite Link</Display>
						<Value>155</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>SS7 Signaling Link</Display>
						<Value>156</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Proprietary Wireless P2P</Display>
						<Value>157</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Frame Forward</Display>
						<Value>158</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>RFC 1483</Display>
						<Value>159</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>USB</Display>
						<Value>160</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<!-- Apparently spelling is correct. If so, this word should be added as an exception to the validator check instead of suppressing -->
						<!-- SuppressValidator 2.13.7 Correct spelling -->
						<Display>IEEE 802.3ad Link Aggregate</Display>
						<!-- /SuppressValidator 2.13.7 -->
						<Value>161</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>BGP Policy Accounting</Display>
						<Value>162</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>FRF.16 MFR Bundle</Display>
						<Value>163</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>H.323 Gatekeeper</Display>
						<Value>164</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>H.323 Proxy</Display>
						<Value>165</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>MPLS</Display>
						<Value>166</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>MF Signaling Link</Display>
						<Value>167</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>HDSL2</Display>
						<Value>168</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>SHDSL</Display>
						<Value>169</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>DS1 FDL</Display>
						<Value>170</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Packet over SONET/SDH</Display>
						<Value>171</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>DVB ASI In</Display>
						<Value>172</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>DVB ASI Out</Display>
						<Value>173</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>PLC</Display>
						<Value>174</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>NFAS</Display>
						<Value>175</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>TR008</Display>
						<Value>176</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>GR-303 RDT</Display>
						<Value>177</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>GR-303 IDT</Display>
						<Value>178</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>ISUP</Display>
						<Value>179</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Proprietary DOCs Wireless MAC Layer</Display>
						<Value>180</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Proprietary DOCS Wireless Downstream</Display>
						<Value>181</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Proprietary DOCS Wireless Upstream</Display>
						<Value>182</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<!-- Apparently spelling is correct. If so, this word should be added as an exception to the validator check instead of suppressing -->
						<!-- SuppressValidator 2.13.7 Correct spelling -->
						<Display>HiperLAN 2</Display>
						<!-- /SuppressValidator 2.13.7 -->
						<Value>183</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Proprietary BW AP 2 Mp</Display>
						<Value>184</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>SONET Overhead Channel</Display>
						<Value>185</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Digital Wrapper Overhead Channel</Display>
						<Value>186</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>AAL2</Display>
						<Value>187</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Radio MAC</Display>
						<Value>188</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>ATM Radio</Display>
						<Value>189</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>IMT</Display>
						<Value>190</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>MVL</Display>
						<Value>191</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Reach DSL</Display>
						<Value>192</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>FR DLCI End Point</Display>
						<Value>193</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>ATM VCI End Point</Display>
						<Value>194</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Optical Channel</Display>
						<Value>195</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Optical Transport</Display>
						<Value>196</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Proprietary ATM</Display>
						<Value>197</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Voice over Cable</Display>
						<Value>198</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Infiniband</Display>
						<Value>199</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>TE Link</Display>
						<Value>200</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Q.2931</Display>
						<Value>201</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Virtual Trunk Group</Display>
						<Value>202</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>SIP Trunk Group</Display>
						<Value>203</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>SIP Signaling</Display>
						<Value>204</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>DOCS Cable Upstream Channel</Display>
						<Value>205</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Econet</Display>
						<Value>206</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>PON 155</Display>
						<Value>207</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>PON 622</Display>
						<Value>208</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Bridge</Display>
						<Value>209</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Line Group</Display>
						<Value>210</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Voice EMFGD</Display>
						<Value>211</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Voice FGDEANA</Display>
						<Value>212</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Voice DID</Display>
						<Value>213</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>MPEG Transport</Display>
						<Value>214</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<!-- Apparently spelling is correct. If so, this word should be added as an exception to the validator check instead of suppressing -->
						<!-- SuppressValidator 2.13.7 Correct spelling -->
						<Display>6to4</Display>
						<!-- /SuppressValidator 2.13.7 -->
						<Value>215</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>GTP</Display>
						<Value>216</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>PDN Ether Loop 1</Display>
						<Value>217</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>PDN Ether Loop 2</Display>
						<Value>218</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Optical Channel Group</Display>
						<Value>219</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<!-- Apparently spelling is correct. If so, this word should be added as an exception to the validator check instead of suppressing -->
						<!-- SuppressValidator 2.13.7 Correct spelling -->
						<Display>HomePNA</Display>
						<!-- /SuppressValidator 2.13.7 -->
						<Value>220</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>GFP</Display>
						<Value>221</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>CISCO IS LVLAN</Display>
						<Value>222</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Actelis Meta LOOP</Display>
						<Value>223</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>FCIP Link</Display>
						<Value>224</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>RPR</Display>
						<Value>225</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>QAM</Display>
						<Value>226</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>LMP</Display>
						<Value>227</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>CBL Vecta Star</Display>
						<Value>228</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>DOCS Cable Modular CMTS Downstream</Display>
						<Value>229</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>ADSL2</Display>
						<Value>230</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>MAC Sec Controlled IF</Display>
						<Value>231</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>MAC Sec Uncontrolled IF</Display>
						<Value>232</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>AVICI Optical Ether</Display>
						<Value>233</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<!-- Apparently spelling is correct. If so, this word should be added as an exception to the validator check instead of suppressing -->
						<!-- SuppressValidator 2.13.7 Correct spelling -->
						<Display>ATMBond</Display>
						<!-- /SuppressValidator 2.13.7 -->
						<Value>234</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Voice FGD Operator Service</Display>
						<Value>235</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>MoCA Version 1</Display>
						<Value>236</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>IEEE 802.16 WMAN</Display>
						<Value>237</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>ADSL2+</Display>
						<Value>238</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>DVB-RCS MAC Layer</Display>
						<Value>239</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>DVB Satellite TDM</Display>
						<Value>240</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>DVB-RCS TDMA</Display>
						<Value>241</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>X.86 Laps</Display>
						<Value>242</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>WWAN PP</Display>
						<Value>243</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>WWAN PP2</Display>
						<Value>244</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Voice EBS</Display>
						<Value>245</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>If PW Type</Display>
						<Value>246</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>ILAN</Display>
						<Value>247</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>PIP</Display>
						<Value>248</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>ALU ELP</Display>
						<Value>249</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>G-PON</Display>
						<Value>250</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>VDSL2</Display>
						<Value>251</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>CAPWAP Dot 11 Profile</Display>
						<Value>252</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>CAPWAP Dot 11 BSS</Display>
						<Value>253</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>CAPWAP WTP Virtual Radio</Display>
						<Value>254</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Bits</Display>
						<Value>255</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>DOCSIS CATV Upstream RF Port</Display>
						<Value>256</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>CATV Downstream RF Port</Display>
						<Value>257</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<!-- Apparently spelling is correct. If so, this word should be added as an exception to the validator check instead of suppressing -->
						<!-- SuppressValidator 2.13.7 Correct spelling -->
						<Display>VMWare Virtual NIC</Display>
						<!-- /SuppressValidator 2.13.7 -->
						<Value>258</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>IEEE 802.15 4 WPAN</Display>
						<Value>259</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>OTN ODU</Display>
						<Value>260</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>OTN OTU</Display>
						<Value>261</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>If VFI Type</Display>
						<Value>262</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>G.998.1</Display>
						<Value>263</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>G.998.2</Display>
						<Value>264</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>G.998.3</Display>
						<Value>265</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>ALU EPON</Display>
						<Value>266</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>ALU EPON ONU</Display>
						<Value>267</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>ALU EPON Physical Unit</Display>
						<Value>268</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>ALU EPON Logical Link</Display>
						<Value>269</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>ALU GPON ONU</Display>
						<Value>270</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>ALU GPON Physical Unit</Display>
						<Value>271</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<!-- Apparently spelling is correct. If so, this word should be added as an exception to the validator check instead of suppressing -->
						<!-- SuppressValidator 2.13.7 Correct spelling -->
						<Display>VMWare NIC Team</Display>
						<!-- /SuppressValidator 2.13.7 -->
						<Value>272</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>DOCS OFDM Downstream</Display>
						<Value>277</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>DOCS OFDMA Upstream</Display>
						<Value>278</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<!-- Apparently spelling is correct. If so, this word should be added as an exception to the validator check instead of suppressing -->
						<!-- SuppressValidator 2.13.7 Correct spelling -->
						<Display>G.fast Port</Display>
						<!-- /SuppressValidator 2.13.7 -->
						<Value>279</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>SDCI</Display>
						<Value>280</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Xbox Wireless</Display>
						<Value>281</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<!-- Apparently spelling is correct. If so, this word should be added as an exception to the validator check instead of suppressing -->
						<!-- SuppressValidator 2.13.7 Correct spelling
 -->
						<Display>FastDSL</Display>
						<!-- /SuppressValidator 2.13.7 -->
						<Value>282</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Cable SCTE 55-1 OOB Forward Channel</Display>
						<Value>283</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Cable SCTE 55-1 OOB Return Channel</Display>
						<Value>284</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Cable SCTE 55-2 OOB Downstream Channel</Display>
						<Value>285</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Cable SCTE 55-2 OOB Upstream Channel</Display>
						<Value>286</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>DOCS Cable NDF</Display>
						<Value>287</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>DOCS Cable NDR</Display>
						<Value>288</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>PTM</Display>
						<Value>289</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>GHN</Display>
						<Value>290</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>OTN OTSI</Display>
						<Value>291</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>OTN OTUC</Display>
						<Value>292</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>OTN ODUC</Display>
						<Value>293</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>OTN OTUC Signal</Display>
						<Value>294</Value>
					</Discreet>
				</Discreets>
			</Measurement>
		</Param>
		<Param id="1204" trending="true">
			<Name>interfacesMtu</Name>
			<Description>MTU (Interfaces)</Description>
			<Information>
				<Subtext>
					<![CDATA[The size of the largest packet which can be sent/received on the interface.
For interfaces that are used for transmitting network datagrams, this is the size of the largest network datagram that can be sent on the interface.]]>
				</Subtext>
			</Information>
			<Type>read</Type>
			<Interprete>
				<RawType>numeric text</RawType>
				<Type>double</Type>
				<LengthType>next param</LengthType>
			</Interprete>
			<Display>
				<RTDisplay>true</RTDisplay>
				<Units>Octets</Units>
				<Range>
					<Low>0</Low>
					<High>4294967295</High>
				</Range>
			</Display>
			<!-- SuppressValidator 2.5.1 Alarm thresholds fully depending on end-user and use-case -->
			<Alarm>
				<Monitored>true</Monitored>
			</Alarm>
			<!-- /SuppressValidator 2.5.1 -->
			<Measurement>
				<Type>number</Type>
			</Measurement>
		</Param>
		<Param id="1205" trending="true">
			<Name>interfacesSpeed</Name>
			<Description>Speed (Interfaces)</Description>
			<Information>
				<Subtext>
					<![CDATA[An estimate of the interface's current bandwidth.
For interfaces which do not vary in bandwidth or for those where no accurate estimation can be made, this object should contain the nominal bandwidth.
For a sub-layer which has no concept of bandwidth, this object should be zero.]]>
				</Subtext>
			</Information>
			<Type>read</Type>
			<Interprete>
				<RawType>numeric text</RawType>
				<Type>double</Type>
				<LengthType>next param</LengthType>
			</Interprete>
			<Display>
				<RTDisplay>true</RTDisplay>
				<Units>Mbps</Units>
				<Decimals>3</Decimals>
				<Range>
					<Low>0</Low>
					<High>4294967295</High>
				</Range>
			</Display>
			<!-- SuppressValidator 2.5.1 Alarm thresholds fully depending on end-user and use-case -->
			<Alarm>
				<Monitored>true</Monitored>
			</Alarm>
			<!-- /SuppressValidator 2.5.1 -->
			<Measurement>
				<Type>number</Type>
			</Measurement>
		</Param>
		<Param id="1206" trending="false">
			<Name>interfacesPhysAddress</Name>
			<Description>Physical Address (Interfaces)</Description>
			<Information>
				<Subtext>
					<![CDATA[The interface's address at its protocol sub-layer.
For example, for an 802.x interface, this object normally contains a MAC address.
The interface's media-specific MIB must define the bit and byte ordering and the format of the value of this object.
For interfaces which do not have such an address (e.g., a serial line), this object should contain an octet string of zero length.]]>
				</Subtext>
			</Information>
			<Type>read</Type>
			<Interprete>
				<RawType>other</RawType>
				<Type>string</Type>
				<LengthType>next param</LengthType>
			</Interprete>
			<Display>
				<RTDisplay>true</RTDisplay>
			</Display>
			<Measurement>
				<Type>string</Type>
			</Measurement>
		</Param>
		<Param id="1207" trending="true">
			<Name>interfacesAdminStatus</Name>
			<Description>Admin Status (Interfaces)</Description>
			<Information>
				<Subtext>
					<![CDATA[The desired state of the interface.
The Testing(3) state indicates that no operational packets can be passed.
When a managed system initializes, all interfaces start with Admin Status in the Down(2) state.
As a result of either explicit management action or per configuration information retained by the managed system, Admin Status is then changed to either the Up(1) or Testing(3) states (or remains in the Down(2) state).]]>
				</Subtext>
			</Information>
			<Type>read</Type>
			<Interprete>
				<RawType>numeric text</RawType>
				<Type>double</Type>
				<LengthType>next param</LengthType>
			</Interprete>
			<Display>
				<RTDisplay>true</RTDisplay>
			</Display>
			<Alarm>
				<Monitored>true</Monitored>
				<Normal>1</Normal>
				<WaH>3</WaH>
				<CH>2</CH>
			</Alarm>
			<Measurement>
				<Type>discreet</Type>
				<Discreets>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Up</Display>
						<Value>1</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Down</Display>
						<Value>2</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Testing</Display>
						<Value>3</Value>
					</Discreet>
				</Discreets>
			</Measurement>
		</Param>
		<Param id="1257">
			<Name>interfacesAdminStatus</Name>
			<Description>Admin Status (Interfaces)</Description>
			<Type>write</Type>
			<Interprete>
				<RawType>numeric text</RawType>
				<Type>double</Type>
				<LengthType>next param</LengthType>
			</Interprete>
			<Display>
				<RTDisplay>true</RTDisplay>
			</Display>
			<Measurement>
				<Type>discreet</Type>
				<Discreets>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Up</Display>
						<Value>1</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Down</Display>
						<Value>2</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Testing</Display>
						<Value>3</Value>
					</Discreet>
				</Discreets>
			</Measurement>
		</Param>
		<Param id="1208" trending="true">
			<Name>interfacesOperStatus</Name>
			<Description>Operational Status (Interfaces)</Description>
			<Information>
				<Subtext>
					<![CDATA[The current operational state of the interface.
The Testing(3) state indicates that no operational packets can be passed.
If Admin Status is Down(2) then Operational Status should be Down(2).
If Admin Status is changed to Up(1) then Operational Status should change to Up(1) if the interface is ready to transmit and receive network traffic;
it should change to Dormant(5) if the interface is waiting for external actions (such as a serial line waiting for an incoming connection);
it should remain in the Down(2) state if and only if there is a fault that prevents it from going to the Up(1) state;
it should remain in the Not Present(6) state if the interface has missing (typically, hardware) components.]]>
				</Subtext>
			</Information>
			<Type>read</Type>
			<Interprete>
				<RawType>numeric text</RawType>
				<Type>double</Type>
				<LengthType>next param</LengthType>
			</Interprete>
			<Display>
				<RTDisplay>true</RTDisplay>
			</Display>
			<Alarm>
				<Monitored>true</Monitored>
				<Normal>1</Normal>
				<WaH>3;4;5</WaH>
				<CH>2;6;7</CH>
			</Alarm>
			<Measurement>
				<Type>discreet</Type>
				<Discreets>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Up</Display>
						<Value>1</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Down</Display>
						<Value>2</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Testing</Display>
						<Value>3</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Unknown</Display>
						<Value>4</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Dormant</Display>
						<Value>5</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Not Present</Display>
						<Value>6</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Lower Layer Down</Display>
						<Value>7</Value>
					</Discreet>
				</Discreets>
			</Measurement>
		</Param>
		<Param id="1209" trending="false">
			<Name>interfacesLastChange</Name>
			<Description>Last Change (Interfaces)</Description>
			<Information>
				<Subtext>
					<![CDATA[The value of 'sysUpTime' at the time the interface entered its current operational state.
If the current state was entered prior to the last re-initialization of the local network management subsystem, then this object contains a zero value.]]>
				</Subtext>
			</Information>
			<Type>read</Type>
			<Interprete>
				<RawType>numeric text</RawType>
				<Type>double</Type>
				<LengthType>next param</LengthType>
				<Exceptions>
					<Exception id="1" value="0">
						<Display state="disabled">No Change</Display>
						<Value>0</Value>
					</Exception>
				</Exceptions>
			</Interprete>
			<Display>
				<RTDisplay>true</RTDisplay>
			</Display>
			<Measurement>
				<Type options="time">number</Type>
			</Measurement>
		</Param>
		<Param id="1210" trending="true">
			<Name>interfacesInOctets</Name>
			<Description>In Octets (Interfaces)</Description>
			<Information>
				<Subtext>
					<![CDATA[The total number of octets received on the interface, including framing characters.

Discontinuities in the value of this counter can occur at re-initialization of the management system, and at other times as indicated by the value of Counter Discontinuity Time.]]>
				</Subtext>
			</Information>
			<Type>read</Type>
			<Interprete>
				<RawType>numeric text</RawType>
				<Type>double</Type>
				<LengthType>next param</LengthType>
				<Exceptions>
					<Exception id="1" value="-1">
						<Display state="disabled">N/A</Display>
						<Value>-1</Value>
					</Exception>
				</Exceptions>
			</Interprete>
			<Display>
				<RTDisplay>true</RTDisplay>
				<Units>Octets</Units>
				<Range>
					<Low>0</Low>
					<High>18446744073709551615</High>
				</Range>
			</Display>
			<!-- SuppressValidator 2.5.1 Alarm thresholds fully depending on end-user and use-case. -->
			<Alarm>
				<Monitored>true</Monitored>
			</Alarm>
			<!-- /SuppressValidator 2.5.1 -->
			<Measurement>
				<Type>number</Type>
			</Measurement>
		</Param>
		<Param id="1211" trending="true">
			<Name>interfacesInUcastPkts</Name>
			<Description>In Unicast Packets (Interfaces)</Description>
			<Information>
				<Subtext>
					<![CDATA[The number of packets, delivered by this sub-layer to a higher (sub-)layer, which were not addressed to a multicast or broadcast address at this sub-layer.

Discontinuities in the value of this counter can occur at re-initialization of the management system, and at other times as indicated by the value of Counter Discontinuity Time.]]>
				</Subtext>
			</Information>
			<Type>read</Type>
			<Interprete>
				<RawType>numeric text</RawType>
				<Type>double</Type>
				<LengthType>next param</LengthType>
				<Exceptions>
					<Exception id="1" value="-1">
						<Display state="disabled">N/A</Display>
						<Value>-1</Value>
					</Exception>
				</Exceptions>
			</Interprete>
			<Display>
				<RTDisplay>true</RTDisplay>
				<Units>Packets</Units>
				<Range>
					<Low>0</Low>
				</Range>
			</Display>
			<!-- SuppressValidator 2.5.1 Alarm thresholds fully depending on end-user and use-case. -->
			<Alarm>
				<Monitored>true</Monitored>
			</Alarm>
			<!-- /SuppressValidator 2.5.1 -->
			<Measurement>
				<Type>number</Type>
			</Measurement>
		</Param>
		<Param id="1212" trending="true">
			<Name>interfacesInDiscards</Name>
			<Description>In Discards (Interfaces)</Description>
			<Information>
				<Subtext>
					<![CDATA[The number of inbound packets which were chosen to be discarded even though no errors had been detected to prevent their being deliverable to a higher-layer protocol.
One possible reason for discarding such a packet could be to free up buffer space.

Discontinuities in the value of this counter can occur at re-initialization of the management system, and at other times as indicated by the value of Counter Discontinuity Time.]]>
				</Subtext>
			</Information>
			<Type>read</Type>
			<Interprete>
				<RawType>numeric text</RawType>
				<Type>double</Type>
				<LengthType>next param</LengthType>
			</Interprete>
			<Display>
				<RTDisplay>true</RTDisplay>
				<Range>
					<Low>0</Low>
					<High>4294967295</High>
				</Range>
				<Units>Packets</Units>
			</Display>
			<!-- SuppressValidator 2.5.1 Alarm thresholds fully depending on end-user and use-case. -->
			<Alarm>
				<Monitored>true</Monitored>
			</Alarm>
			<!-- /SuppressValidator 2.5.1 -->
			<Measurement>
				<Type>number</Type>
			</Measurement>
		</Param>
		<Param id="1213" trending="true">
			<Name>interfacesInErrors</Name>
			<Description>In Errors (Interfaces)</Description>
			<Information>
				<Subtext>
					<![CDATA[For packet-oriented interfaces, the number of inbound packets that contained errors preventing them from being deliverable to a higher-layer protocol.
For character-oriented or fixed-length interfaces, the number of inbound transmission units that contained errors preventing them from being deliverable to a higher-layer protocol.

Discontinuities in the value of this counter can occur at re-initialization of the management system, and at other times as indicated by the value of Counter Discontinuity Time.]]>
				</Subtext>
			</Information>
			<Type>read</Type>
			<Interprete>
				<RawType>numeric text</RawType>
				<Type>double</Type>
				<LengthType>next param</LengthType>
			</Interprete>
			<!-- SuppressValidator 2.9.7 Unit depends on interface type:
- For packet-oriented interfaces, the number of inbound packets that contained errors preventing them from being deliverable to a higher-layer protocol.
- For character-oriented or fixed-length interfaces, the number of inbound transmission units that contained errors preventing them from being deliverable to a higher-layer protocol. -->
			<Display>
				<RTDisplay>true</RTDisplay>
				<Range>
					<Low>0</Low>
					<High>4294967295</High>
				</Range>
			</Display>
			<!-- /SuppressValidator 2.9.7 -->
			<Alarm>
				<Monitored>true</Monitored>
				<Normal>0</Normal>
			</Alarm>
			<Measurement>
				<Type>number</Type>
			</Measurement>
		</Param>
		<Param id="1214" trending="true">
			<Name>interfacesInUnknownProtos</Name>
			<Description>In Unknown Protocols (Interfaces)</Description>
			<Information>
				<Subtext>
					<![CDATA[For packet-oriented interfaces, the number of packets received via the interface which were discarded because of an unknown or unsupported protocol.
For character-oriented or fixed-length interfaces that support protocol multiplexing the number of transmission units received via the interface which were discarded because of an unknown or unsupported protocol.
For any interface that does not support protocol multiplexing, this counter will always be 0.

Discontinuities in the value of this counter can occur at re-initialization of the management system, and at other times as indicated by the value of Counter Discontinuity Time.]]>
				</Subtext>
			</Information>
			<Type>read</Type>
			<Interprete>
				<RawType>numeric text</RawType>
				<Type>double</Type>
				<LengthType>next param</LengthType>
			</Interprete>
			<Display>
				<RTDisplay>true</RTDisplay>
				<Units>Packets</Units>
				<Range>
					<Low>0</Low>
					<High>4294967295</High>
				</Range>
			</Display>
			<Alarm>
				<Monitored>true</Monitored>
				<Normal>0</Normal>
			</Alarm>
			<Measurement>
				<Type>number</Type>
			</Measurement>
		</Param>
		<Param id="1215" trending="true">
			<Name>interfacesOutOctets</Name>
			<Description>Out Octets (Interfaces)</Description>
			<Information>
				<Subtext>
					<![CDATA[The total number of octets transmitted out of the interface, including framing characters.

Discontinuities in the value of this counter can occur at re-initialization of the management system, and at other times as indicated by the value of Counter Discontinuity Time.]]>
				</Subtext>
			</Information>
			<Type>read</Type>
			<Interprete>
				<RawType>numeric text</RawType>
				<Type>double</Type>
				<LengthType>next param</LengthType>
				<Exceptions>
					<Exception id="1" value="-1">
						<Display state="disabled">N/A</Display>
						<Value>-1</Value>
					</Exception>
				</Exceptions>
			</Interprete>
			<Display>
				<RTDisplay>true</RTDisplay>
				<Units>Octets</Units>
				<Range>
					<Low>0</Low>
					<High>18446744073709551615</High>
				</Range>
			</Display>
			<!-- SuppressValidator 2.5.1 Alarm thresholds fully depending on end-user and use-case. -->
			<Alarm>
				<Monitored>true</Monitored>
			</Alarm>
			<!-- /SuppressValidator 2.5.1 -->
			<Measurement>
				<Type>number</Type>
			</Measurement>
		</Param>
		<Param id="1216" trending="true">
			<Name>interfacesOutUcastPkts</Name>
			<Description>Out Unicast Packets (Interfaces)</Description>
			<Information>
				<Subtext>
					<![CDATA[The total number of packets that higher-level protocols requested be transmitted, and which were not addressed to a multicast or broadcast address at this sub-layer, including those that were discarded or not sent.

Discontinuities in the value of this counter can occur at re-initialization of the management system, and at other times as indicated by the value of Counter Discontinuity Time.]]>
				</Subtext>
			</Information>
			<Type>read</Type>
			<Interprete>
				<RawType>numeric text</RawType>
				<Type>double</Type>
				<LengthType>next param</LengthType>
				<Exceptions>
					<Exception id="1" value="-1">
						<Display state="disabled">N/A</Display>
						<Value>-1</Value>
					</Exception>
				</Exceptions>
			</Interprete>
			<Display>
				<RTDisplay>true</RTDisplay>
				<Units>Packets</Units>
				<Range>
					<Low>0</Low>
				</Range>
			</Display>
			<!-- SuppressValidator 2.5.1 Alarm thresholds fully depending on end-user and use-case. -->
			<Alarm>
				<Monitored>true</Monitored>
			</Alarm>
			<!-- /SuppressValidator 2.5.1 -->
			<Measurement>
				<Type>number</Type>
			</Measurement>
		</Param>
		<Param id="1217" trending="true">
			<Name>interfacesOutDiscards</Name>
			<Description>Out Discards (Interfaces)</Description>
			<Information>
				<Subtext>
					<![CDATA[The number of outbound packets which were chosen to be discarded even though no errors had been detected to prevent their being transmitted.
One possible reason for discarding such a packet could be to free up buffer space.

Discontinuities in the value of this counter can occur at re-initialization of the management system, and at other times as indicated by the value of Counter Discontinuity Time.]]>
				</Subtext>
			</Information>
			<Type>read</Type>
			<Interprete>
				<RawType>numeric text</RawType>
				<Type>double</Type>
				<LengthType>next param</LengthType>
			</Interprete>
			<Display>
				<RTDisplay>true</RTDisplay>
				<Range>
					<Low>0</Low>
					<High>4294967295</High>
				</Range>
				<Units>Packets</Units>
			</Display>
			<!-- SuppressValidator 2.5.1 Alarm thresholds fully depending on end-user and use-case. -->
			<Alarm>
				<Monitored>true</Monitored>
			</Alarm>
			<!-- /SuppressValidator 2.5.1 -->
			<Measurement>
				<Type>number</Type>
			</Measurement>
		</Param>
		<Param id="1218" trending="true">
			<Name>interfacesOutErrors</Name>
			<Description>Out Errors (Interfaces)</Description>
			<Information>
				<Subtext>
					<![CDATA[For packet-oriented interfaces, the number of outbound packets that could not be transmitted because of errors.
For character-oriented or fixed-length interfaces, the number of outbound transmission units that could not be transmitted because of errors.

Discontinuities in the value of this counter can occur at re-initialization of the management system, and at other times as indicated by the value of Counter Discontinuity Time.]]>
				</Subtext>
			</Information>
			<Type>read</Type>
			<Interprete>
				<RawType>numeric text</RawType>
				<Type>double</Type>
				<LengthType>next param</LengthType>
			</Interprete>
			<!-- SuppressValidator 2.9.7 Unit depends on interface type:
- For packet-oriented interfaces, the number of outbound packets that could not be transmitted because of errors.
- For character-oriented or fixed-length interfaces, the number of outbound transmission units that could not be transmitted because of errors. -->
			<Display>
				<RTDisplay>true</RTDisplay>
				<Range>
					<Low>0</Low>
					<High>4294967295</High>
				</Range>
			</Display>
			<!-- /SuppressValidator 2.9.7 -->
			<Alarm>
				<Monitored>true</Monitored>
				<Normal>0</Normal>
			</Alarm>
			<Measurement>
				<Type>number</Type>
			</Measurement>
		</Param>
		<Param id="1219" trending="true">
			<Name>interfacesInBitRate</Name>
			<Description>In Bit Rate (Interfaces)</Description>
			<Information>
				<Subtext>The input bit rate of the interface.</Subtext>
			</Information>
			<Type>read</Type>
			<Interprete>
				<RawType>numeric text</RawType>
				<Type>double</Type>
				<LengthType>next param</LengthType>
				<Exceptions>
					<Exception id="1" value="-1">
						<Display state="disabled">N/A</Display>
						<Value>-1</Value>
					</Exception>
				</Exceptions>
			</Interprete>
			<Display>
				<RTDisplay>true</RTDisplay>
				<Units>Mbps</Units>
				<Decimals>3</Decimals>
				<Range>
					<Low>0</Low>
					<High>4294967295</High>
				</Range>
			</Display>
			<!-- SuppressValidator 2.5.1 Alarm thresholds fully depending on end-user and use-case. -->
			<Alarm>
				<Monitored>true</Monitored>
			</Alarm>
			<!-- /SuppressValidator 2.5.1 -->
			<Measurement>
				<Type>number</Type>
			</Measurement>
		</Param>
		<Param id="1220" trending="true">
			<Name>interfacesOutBitRate</Name>
			<Description>Out Bit Rate (Interfaces)</Description>
			<Information>
				<Subtext>The output bit rate of the interface.</Subtext>
			</Information>
			<Type>read</Type>
			<Interprete>
				<RawType>numeric text</RawType>
				<Type>double</Type>
				<LengthType>next param</LengthType>
				<Exceptions>
					<Exception id="1" value="-1">
						<Display state="disabled">N/A</Display>
						<Value>-1</Value>
					</Exception>
				</Exceptions>
			</Interprete>
			<Display>
				<RTDisplay>true</RTDisplay>
				<Units>Mbps</Units>
				<Decimals>3</Decimals>
				<Range>
					<Low>0</Low>
					<High>4294967295</High>
				</Range>
			</Display>
			<!-- SuppressValidator 2.5.1 Alarm thresholds fully depending on end-user and use-case. -->
			<Alarm>
				<Monitored>true</Monitored>
			</Alarm>
			<!-- /SuppressValidator 2.5.1 -->
			<Measurement>
				<Type>number</Type>
			</Measurement>
		</Param>
		<Param id="1221" trending="true">
			<Name>interfacesInMulticastPkts</Name>
			<Description>In Multicast Packets (Interfaces)</Description>
			<Information>
				<Subtext>
					<![CDATA[The number of packets, delivered by this sub-layer to a higher (sub-)layer, which were addressed to a multicast address at this sub-layer.
For a MAC layer protocol, this includes both Group and Functional addresses.

Discontinuities in the value of this counter can occur at re-initialization of the management system, and at other times as indicated by the value of Counter Discontinuity Time.]]>
				</Subtext>
			</Information>
			<Type>read</Type>
			<Interprete>
				<RawType>numeric text</RawType>
				<Type>double</Type>
				<LengthType>next param</LengthType>
				<Exceptions>
					<Exception id="1" value="-1">
						<Display state="disabled">N/A</Display>
						<Value>-1</Value>
					</Exception>
				</Exceptions>
			</Interprete>
			<Display>
				<RTDisplay>true</RTDisplay>
				<Units>Packets</Units>
				<Range>
					<Low>0</Low>
				</Range>
			</Display>
			<!-- SuppressValidator 2.5.1 Alarm thresholds fully depending on end-user and use-case. -->
			<Alarm>
				<Monitored>true</Monitored>
			</Alarm>
			<!-- /SuppressValidator 2.5.1 -->
			<Measurement>
				<Type>number</Type>
			</Measurement>
		</Param>
		<Param id="1222" trending="true">
			<Name>interfacesInBroadcastPkts</Name>
			<Description>In Broadcast Packets (Interfaces)</Description>
			<Information>
				<Subtext>
					<![CDATA[The number of packets, delivered by this sub-layer to a higher (sub-)layer, which were addressed to a broadcast address at this sub-layer.

Discontinuities in the value of this counter can occur at re-initialization of the management system, and at other times as indicated by the value of Counter Discontinuity Time.]]>
				</Subtext>
			</Information>
			<Type>read</Type>
			<Interprete>
				<RawType>numeric text</RawType>
				<Type>double</Type>
				<LengthType>next param</LengthType>
				<Exceptions>
					<Exception id="1" value="-1">
						<Display state="disabled">N/A</Display>
						<Value>-1</Value>
					</Exception>
				</Exceptions>
			</Interprete>
			<Display>
				<RTDisplay>true</RTDisplay>
				<Units>Packets</Units>
				<Range>
					<Low>0</Low>
				</Range>
			</Display>
			<!-- SuppressValidator 2.5.1 Alarm thresholds fully depending on end-user and use-case. -->
			<Alarm>
				<Monitored>true</Monitored>
			</Alarm>
			<!-- /SuppressValidator 2.5.1 -->
			<Measurement>
				<Type>number</Type>
			</Measurement>
		</Param>
		<Param id="1223" trending="true">
			<Name>interfacesOutMulticastPkts</Name>
			<Description>Out Multicast Packets (Interfaces)</Description>
			<Information>
				<Subtext>
					<![CDATA[The total number of packets that higher-level protocols requested be transmitted, and which were addressed to a multicast address at this sub-layer, including those that were discarded or not sent.
For a MAC layer protocol, this includes both Group and Functional addresses.

Discontinuities in the value of this counter can occur at re-initialization of the management system, and at other times as indicated by the value of Counter Discontinuity Time.]]>
				</Subtext>
			</Information>
			<Type>read</Type>
			<Interprete>
				<RawType>numeric text</RawType>
				<Type>double</Type>
				<LengthType>next param</LengthType>
				<Exceptions>
					<Exception id="1" value="-1">
						<Display state="disabled">N/A</Display>
						<Value>-1</Value>
					</Exception>
				</Exceptions>
			</Interprete>
			<Display>
				<RTDisplay>true</RTDisplay>
				<Units>Packets</Units>
				<Range>
					<Low>0</Low>
				</Range>
			</Display>
			<!-- SuppressValidator 2.5.1 Alarm thresholds fully depending on end-user and use-case. -->
			<Alarm>
				<Monitored>true</Monitored>
			</Alarm>
			<!-- /SuppressValidator 2.5.1 -->
			<Measurement>
				<Type>number</Type>
			</Measurement>
		</Param>
		<Param id="1224" trending="true">
			<Name>interfacesOutBroadcastPkts</Name>
			<Description>Out Broadcast Packets (Interfaces)</Description>
			<Information>
				<Subtext>
					<![CDATA[The total number of packets that higher-level protocols requested be transmitted, and which were addressed to a broadcast address at this sub-layer, including those that were discarded or not sent.

Discontinuities in the value of this counter can occur at re-initialization of the management system, and at other times as indicated by the value of Counter Discontinuity Time.]]>
				</Subtext>
			</Information>
			<Type>read</Type>
			<Interprete>
				<RawType>numeric text</RawType>
				<Type>double</Type>
				<LengthType>next param</LengthType>
				<Exceptions>
					<Exception id="1" value="-1">
						<Display state="disabled">N/A</Display>
						<Value>-1</Value>
					</Exception>
				</Exceptions>
			</Interprete>
			<Display>
				<RTDisplay>true</RTDisplay>
				<Units>Packets</Units>
				<Range>
					<Low>0</Low>
				</Range>
			</Display>
			<!-- SuppressValidator 2.5.1 Alarm thresholds fully depending on end-user and use-case. -->
			<Alarm>
				<Monitored>true</Monitored>
			</Alarm>
			<!-- /SuppressValidator 2.5.1 -->
			<Measurement>
				<Type>number</Type>
			</Measurement>
		</Param>
		<Param id="1225" trending="true">
			<Name>interfacesPromiscuousMode</Name>
			<Description>Promiscuous Mode (Interfaces)</Description>
			<Information>
				<Subtext>
					<![CDATA[This object has a value of False(2) if this interface only accepts packets/frames that are addressed to this station.
This object has a value of True(1) when the station accepts all packets/frames transmitted on the media.
The value True(1) is only legal on certain types of media.
If legal, setting this object to a value of True(1) may require the interface to be reset before becoming effective.

The value of Promiscuous Mode does not affect the reception of broadcast and multicast packets/frames by the interface.]]>
				</Subtext>
			</Information>
			<Type>read</Type>
			<Interprete>
				<RawType>numeric text</RawType>
				<Type>double</Type>
				<LengthType>next param</LengthType>
				<Exceptions>
					<Exception id="1" value="-1">
						<Display state="disabled">N/A</Display>
						<Value>-1</Value>
					</Exception>
				</Exceptions>
			</Interprete>
			<Display>
				<RTDisplay>true</RTDisplay>
			</Display>
			<!-- SuppressValidator 2.5.1 Alarm thresholds fully depending on end-user and use-case. -->
			<Alarm>
				<Monitored>true</Monitored>
			</Alarm>
			<!-- /SuppressValidator 2.5.1 -->
			<Measurement>
				<Type>discreet</Type>
				<Discreets>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>True</Display>
						<Value>1</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>False</Display>
						<Value>2</Value>
					</Discreet>
				</Discreets>
			</Measurement>
		</Param>
		<Param id="1275">
			<Name>interfacesPromiscuousMode</Name>
			<Description>Promiscuous Mode (Interfaces)</Description>
			<Type>write</Type>
			<Interprete>
				<RawType>numeric text</RawType>
				<Type>double</Type>
				<LengthType>next param</LengthType>
			</Interprete>
			<Display>
				<RTDisplay>true</RTDisplay>
			</Display>
			<Measurement>
				<Type>togglebutton</Type>
				<Discreets>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>True</Display>
						<Value>1</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>False</Display>
						<Value>2</Value>
					</Discreet>
				</Discreets>
			</Measurement>
		</Param>
		<Param id="1226" trending="true">
			<Name>interfacesPhysicalConnector</Name>
			<Description>Physical Connector (Interfaces)</Description>
			<Information>
				<Subtext>Indicates if the interface sublayer has a physical connector.</Subtext>
			</Information>
			<Type>read</Type>
			<Interprete>
				<RawType>numeric text</RawType>
				<Type>double</Type>
				<LengthType>next param</LengthType>
				<Exceptions>
					<Exception id="1" value="-1">
						<Display state="disabled">N/A</Display>
						<Value>-1</Value>
					</Exception>
				</Exceptions>
			</Interprete>
			<Display>
				<RTDisplay>true</RTDisplay>
			</Display>
			<!-- SuppressValidator 2.5.1 Alarm thresholds fully depending on end-user and use-case. -->
			<Alarm>
				<Monitored>true</Monitored>
			</Alarm>
			<!-- /SuppressValidator 2.5.1 -->
			<Measurement>
				<Type>discreet</Type>
				<Discreets>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Present</Display>
						<Value>1</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>None</Display>
						<Value>2</Value>
					</Discreet>
				</Discreets>
			</Measurement>
		</Param>
		<Param id="1227" trending="false">
			<Name>interfacesAlias</Name>
			<Description>Alias (Interfaces)</Description>
			<Information>
				<Subtext>
					<![CDATA[This object is an 'alias' name for the interface as specified by a network manager, and provides a non-volatile 'handle' for the interface.

On the first instantiation of an interface, the value of Alias associated with that interface is the zero-length string.
As and when a value is written into an instance of Alias through a network management set operation, then the agent must retain the supplied value in the Alias instance associated with the same interface for as long as that interface remains instantiated, including across all re-initializations/reboots of the network management system, including those which result in a change of the interface's ifIndex value.

An example of the value which a network manager might store in this object for a WAN interface is the (Telco's) circuit number/identifier of the interface.

Some agents may support write-access only for interfaces having particular values of Type.
An agent which supports write access to this object is required to keep the value in non-volatile storage, but it may limit the length of new values depending on how much storage is already occupied by the current values for other interfaces.]]>
				</Subtext>
			</Information>
			<Type>read</Type>
			<Interprete>
				<RawType>other</RawType>
				<Type>string</Type>
				<LengthType>next param</LengthType>
			</Interprete>
			<Display>
				<RTDisplay>true</RTDisplay>
				<Range>
					<Low>0</Low>
					<High>64</High>
				</Range>
			</Display>
			<!-- SuppressValidator 2.5.1 Alarm thresholds fully depending on end-user and use-case. -->
			<Alarm>
				<Monitored>true</Monitored>
			</Alarm>
			<!-- /SuppressValidator 2.5.1 -->
			<Measurement>
				<Type>string</Type>
			</Measurement>
		</Param>
		<Param id="1277">
			<Name>interfacesAlias</Name>
			<Description>Alias (Interfaces)</Description>
			<Type>write</Type>
			<Interprete>
				<RawType>other</RawType>
				<Type>string</Type>
				<LengthType>next param</LengthType>
			</Interprete>
			<Display>
				<RTDisplay>true</RTDisplay>
				<Range>
					<Low>0</Low>
					<High>64</High>
				</Range>
			</Display>
			<Measurement>
				<Type>string</Type>
			</Measurement>
		</Param>
		<Param id="1228" trending="true">
			<Name>interfacesCounterDiscontinuityTime</Name>
			<Description>Counter Discontinuity Time (Interfaces)</Description>
			<Information>
				<Subtext>
					<![CDATA[The value of 'sysUpTime' on the most recent occasion at which any one or more of this interface's counters suffered a discontinuity.
The relevant counters are the specific instances associated with this interface of any Counter32 or Counter64 object contained in the ifTable or ifXTable.
If no such discontinuities have occurred since the last re-initialization of the local management subsystem, then this object contains a zero value.]]>
				</Subtext>
			</Information>
			<Type>read</Type>
			<Interprete>
				<RawType>numeric text</RawType>
				<Type>double</Type>
				<LengthType>next param</LengthType>
			</Interprete>
			<Display>
				<RTDisplay>true</RTDisplay>
				<Range>
					<Low>0</Low>
					<High>4294967295</High>
				</Range>
			</Display>
			<Measurement>
				<Type options="time">number</Type>
			</Measurement>
		</Param>
		<Param id="1229" trending="true">
			<Name>interfacesLinkUpDownTrapEnable</Name>
			<!-- SuppressValidator 2.14.7 Keep spelling for emphasis -->
			<Description>Link Up/Down Traps (Interfaces)</Description>
			<!-- /SuppressValidator 2.14.7 -->
			<Information>
				<Subtext>
					<![CDATA[Indicates whether linkUp/linkDown traps should be generated for this interface.

By default, this object should have the value Enabled(1) for interfaces which do not operate on 'top' of any other interface (as defined in the ifStackTable), and Disabled(2) otherwise.]]>
				</Subtext>
			</Information>
			<Type>read</Type>
			<Interprete>
				<RawType>numeric text</RawType>
				<Type>double</Type>
				<LengthType>next param</LengthType>
			</Interprete>
			<Display>
				<RTDisplay>true</RTDisplay>
			</Display>
			<!-- SuppressValidator 2.5.1 Alarm thresholds fully depending on end-user and use-case. -->
			<Alarm>
				<Monitored>true</Monitored>
			</Alarm>
			<!-- /SuppressValidator 2.5.1 -->
			<Measurement>
				<Type>discreet</Type>
				<Discreets>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Enabled</Display>
						<Value>1</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Disabled</Display>
						<Value>2</Value>
					</Discreet>
				</Discreets>
			</Measurement>
		</Param>
		<Param id="1279">
			<Name>interfacesLinkUpDownTrapEnable</Name>
			<!-- SuppressValidator 2.14.7 Keep spelling for emphasis -->
			<Description>Link Up/Down Traps (Interfaces)</Description>
			<!-- /SuppressValidator 2.14.7 -->
			<Type>write</Type>
			<Interprete>
				<RawType>numeric text</RawType>
				<Type>double</Type>
				<LengthType>next param</LengthType>
			</Interprete>
			<Display>
				<RTDisplay>true</RTDisplay>
			</Display>
			<Measurement>
				<Type>togglebutton</Type>
				<Discreets>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Enabled</Display>
						<Value>1</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Disabled</Display>
						<Value>2</Value>
					</Discreet>
				</Discreets>
			</Measurement>
		</Param>
		<Param id="1230" trending="true">
			<Name>interfacesBandwidthUtilization</Name>
			<Description>Bandwidth Utilization (Interfaces)</Description>
			<Information>
				<Subtext>The bandwidth utilization. For full duplex interfaces, this is the maximum of the input utilization and the output utilization.</Subtext>
			</Information>
			<Type>read</Type>
			<Interprete>
				<RawType>numeric text</RawType>
				<Type>double</Type>
				<LengthType>next param</LengthType>
				<Exceptions>
					<Exception id="1" value="-1">
						<Display state="disabled">N/A</Display>
						<Value>-1</Value>
					</Exception>
				</Exceptions>
			</Interprete>
			<Alarm>
				<Monitored>true</Monitored>
				<CL>0</CL>
				<Normal>75</Normal>
				<WaH>90</WaH>
				<CH>95</CH>
			</Alarm>
			<Display>
				<RTDisplay>true</RTDisplay>
				<Units>%</Units>
				<Range>
					<Low>0</Low>
					<High>100</High>
				</Range>
			</Display>
			<Measurement>
				<Type>number</Type>
			</Measurement>
		</Param>
		<Param id="1231" trending="true">
			<Name>interfacesDuplexStatus</Name>
			<Description>Duplex Status (Interfaces)</Description>
			<Information>
				<Subtext>
					<![CDATA[The current mode of operation of the MAC entity.
'N/A' indicates the Duplex Status can not be known.
The Duplex Status can currently only be known on Ethernet interfaces.

'unknown' indicates that the current duplex mode could not be determined by the SNMP Agent on the Ethernet inteface.

Management control of the duplex mode of Ethernet interfaces is accomplished through the MAU MIB.
When an interface does not support autonegotiation, or when autonegotiation is not enabled, the duplex mode is controlled using ifMauDefaultType.
When autonegotiation is supported and enabled, duplex mode is controlled using ifMauAutoNegAdvertisedBits.
In either case, the currently operating duplex mode is reflected both in this object and in ifMauType.

Note that this object provides redundant information with ifMauType.
Normally, redundant objects are discouraged.
However, in this instance, it allows a management application to determine the duplex status of an interface without having to know every possible value of ifMauType.
This was felt to be sufficiently valuable to justify the redundancy.]]>
				</Subtext>
			</Information>
			<Type>read</Type>
			<Interprete>
				<RawType>numeric text</RawType>
				<Type>double</Type>
				<LengthType>next param</LengthType>
				<Exceptions>
					<Exception id="1" value="-1">
						<Display state="disabled">N/A</Display>
						<Value>-1</Value>
					</Exception>
				</Exceptions>
			</Interprete>
			<!-- SuppressValidator 2.5.1 Alarm thresholds fully depending on end-user and use-case. -->
			<Alarm>
				<Monitored>true</Monitored>
			</Alarm>
			<!-- /SuppressValidator 2.5.1 -->
			<Display>
				<RTDisplay>true</RTDisplay>
			</Display>
			<Measurement>
				<Type>discreet</Type>
				<Discreets>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Unknown</Display>
						<Value>1</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Half Duplex</Display>
						<Value>2</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Full Duplex</Display>
						<Value>3</Value>
					</Discreet>
				</Discreets>
			</Measurement>
		</Param>

		<Param id="1300">
			<Name>dot3StatsTable</Name>
			<Description>Ethernet Interfaces</Description>
			<Type>array</Type>
			<ArrayOptions index="0" options=";volatile">
				<ColumnOption idx="0" pid="1301" type="snmp" options="" />
				<ColumnOption idx="1" pid="1302" type="snmp" options="" />
			</ArrayOptions>
			<Information>
				<Subtext>
					<![CDATA[Statistics for a collection of Ethernet-like interfaces attached to a particular system.
There will be one row in this table for each Ethernet-like interface in the system.]]>
				</Subtext>
			</Information>
			<SNMP>
				<Enabled>true</Enabled>
				<OID type="complete" options="instance;multipleGetNext"></OID>
			</SNMP>
			<Display>
				<RTDisplay>true</RTDisplay>
				<Positions>
					<Position>
						<Page>Raw Tables</Page>
						<Column>0</Column>
						<Row>2</Row>
					</Position>
				</Positions>
			</Display>
			<Measurement>
				<Type options="tab=columns:1301|0-1302|1,width:65-100,sort:INT-STRING,lines:20,filter:true">table</Type>
			</Measurement>
		</Param>
		<Param id="1301" trending="false">
			<Name>dot3StatsIndex</Name>
			<Description>Index (Ethernet Interfaces)</Description>
			<Information>
				<Subtext>
					<![CDATA[This is the SNMP instance of the table. Format: [dot3StatsIndex].

 - dot3StatsIndex: An index value that uniquely identifies an interface to an ethernet-like medium.  The interface identified by a particular value of this index is the same interface as identified by the same value of Index (If Table).]]>
				</Subtext>
			</Information>
			<Type>read</Type>
			<Interprete>
				<RawType>other</RawType>
				<Type>string</Type>
				<LengthType>next param</LengthType>
			</Interprete>
			<Display>
				<RTDisplay>true</RTDisplay>
			</Display>
			<Measurement>
				<Type>string</Type>
			</Measurement>
		</Param>
		<Param id="1302" trending="false">
			<Name>dot3StatsDuplexStatus</Name>
			<Description>Duplex Status (Ethernet Interfaces)</Description>
			<Information>
				<Subtext>
					<![CDATA[The current mode of operation of the MAC entity.
'unknown' indicates that the current duplex mode could not be determined.

Management control of the duplex mode is accomplished through the MAU MIB.
When an interface does not support autonegotiation, or when autonegotiation is not enabled, the duplex mode is controlled using ifMauDefaultType.
When autonegotiation is supported and enabled, duplex mode is controlled using ifMauAutoNegAdvertisedBits.
In either case, the currently operating duplex mode is reflected both in this object and in ifMauType.

Note that this object provides redundant information with ifMauType.
Normally, redundant objects are discouraged.
However, in this instance, it allows a management application to determine the duplex status of an interface without having to know every possible value of ifMauType.
This was felt to be sufficiently valuable to justify the redundancy.]]>
				</Subtext>
			</Information>
			<Type>read</Type>
			<Interprete>
				<RawType>numeric text</RawType>
				<Type>double</Type>
				<LengthType>next param</LengthType>
			</Interprete>
			<SNMP>
				<Enabled>true</Enabled>
				<OID type="complete">1.3.6.1.2.1.10.7.2.1.19</OID>
				<Type>integer</Type>
			</SNMP>
			<Display>
				<RTDisplay>true</RTDisplay>
			</Display>
			<Measurement>
				<Type>discreet</Type>
				<Discreets>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Unknown</Display>
						<Value>1</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Half Duplex</Display>
						<Value>2</Value>
					</Discreet>
					<Discreet>
						<Display>Full Duplex</Display>
						<Value>3</Value>
					</Discreet>
				</Discreets>
			</Measurement>
		</Param>
	</Params>

	<QActions>
		<QAction id="1" name="Precompiled Code" encoding="csharp" options="precompile" />
		<QAction id="2" name="After Startup" encoding="csharp" triggers="2" />

		<QAction id="91" name="Process SysUptime" encoding="csharp" triggers="91;93" entryPoint="SysUptime.ProcessTimeout;SysUptime.ProcessNewValue" />

		<QAction id="1000" name="If Table Bit Rate" encoding="csharp" triggers="991;993" entryPoint="IfTable.ProcessTimeout;IfTable.ProcessTable" />
		<QAction id="1100" name="IfX Table Bit Rate" encoding="csharp" triggers="1091;1093" entryPoint="IfxTable.ProcessTimeout;IfxTable.ProcessTable" />

		<QAction id="1191" name="Interface Table Merge" encoding="csharp" triggers="1191">
			<Condition>
				<![CDATA[id:992 == 0 OR id:1092 == 0]]>
			</Condition>
		</QAction>
		<QAction id="1192" name="Interface Rate Calculations Method" encoding="csharp" triggers="1192" />
		<QAction id="1257" name="Interface Table SNMP Sets" encoding="csharp" triggers="1257;1275;1277;1279" row="true" />
	</QActions>

	<Groups>
		<Group id="1">
			<!-- First group with ID 1 to guarantee it to be used as ping group. -->
			<Name>System Uptime</Name>
			<Description>System Uptime</Description>
			<Type>poll</Type>
			<Content>
				<Param>100</Param>
			</Content>
		</Group>
		<Group id="2">
			<Name>After Startup</Name>
			<Description>After Startup</Description>
			<Type>poll action</Type>
			<Content>
				<Action>2</Action>
			</Content>
		</Group>
		<Group id="100">
			<Name>System Parameters</Name>
			<Description>System Parameters</Description>
			<Type>poll</Type>
			<Content>
				<Param>101</Param>
				<Param>103</Param>
				<Param>105</Param>
				<Param>106</Param>
				<Param>107</Param>
			</Content>
		</Group>

		<Group id="1000">
			<Name>ifTable</Name>
			<Description>32-bit Interfaces Table</Description>
			<Type>poll</Type>
			<Content>
				<Param>1000</Param>
			</Content>
		</Group>
		<Group id="1001">
			<Name>IfTableAndSysUptime</Name>
			<Description>SysUptime And 32-bit Interfaces Table</Description>
			<Type>poll action</Type>
			<Content>
				<!--This group & action are making sure we always detect SNMP agent restarts before calculating counter rates-->
				<Action>1000</Action>
			</Content>
		</Group>
		<Group id="1100">
			<Name>ifXTable</Name>
			<Description>64-bit Interfaces Table</Description>
			<Type>poll</Type>
			<Content>
				<Param>1100</Param>
			</Content>
		</Group>
		<Group id="1101">
			<Name>IfXTableAndSysUptime</Name>
			<Description>SysUptime And 64-bit Interfaces Table</Description>
			<Type>poll action</Type>
			<Content>
				<!--This group & action are making sure we always detect SNMP agent restarts before calculating counter rates-->
				<Action>1100</Action>
			</Content>
		</Group>
		<Group id="1191">
			<Name>interfaceTableMergeAction</Name>
			<Description>Merge Interface Tables</Description>
			<Type>poll action</Type>
			<Content>
				<Action>1191</Action>
			</Content>
		</Group>
		<Group id="1300">
			<Name>dot3StatsTable</Name>
			<Description>Ethernet Interfaces Table</Description>
			<Type>poll</Type>
			<Content>
				<Param>1300</Param>
			</Content>
		</Group>
	</Groups>

	<Triggers>
		<Trigger id="1">
			<Name>After Startup</Name>
			<On>protocol</On>
			<Time>after startup</Time>
			<Type>action</Type>
			<Content>
				<Id>1</Id>
			</Content>
		</Trigger>
		<Trigger id="90">
			<Name>SysUptimeBeforeGroup</Name>
			<On id="1">group</On>
			<Time>before</Time>
			<Type>action</Type>
			<Content>
				<Id>90</Id>
			</Content>
		</Trigger>
		<Trigger id="91">
			<Name>SysUptimeTimeout</Name>
			<On id="100">parameter</On>
			<Time>timeout</Time>
			<Type>action</Type>
			<Content>
				<Id>91</Id>
			</Content>
		</Trigger>
		<Trigger id="92">
			<Name>SysUptimeTimeoutAfterRetries</Name>
			<On id="100">parameter</On>
			<Time>timeout after retries</Time>
			<Type>action</Type>
			<Content>
				<Id>92</Id>
			</Content>
		</Trigger>
		<Trigger id="93">
			<Name>SysUptimeAfterGroup</Name>
			<On id="1">group</On>
			<Time>after</Time>
			<Condition>
				<![CDATA[id:92 == 0]]>
			</Condition>
			<Type>action</Type>
			<Content>
				<Id>93</Id>
			</Content>
		</Trigger>
		<Trigger id="990">
			<Name>IfTableBeforeGroup</Name>
			<On id="1000">group</On>
			<Time>before</Time>
			<Type>action</Type>
			<Content>
				<Id>990</Id>
			</Content>
		</Trigger>
		<Trigger id="991">
			<Name>IfTableTimeout</Name>
			<On id="1000">parameter</On>
			<Time>timeout</Time>
			<Type>action</Type>
			<Content>
				<Id>991</Id>
			</Content>
		</Trigger>
		<Trigger id="992">
			<Name>IfTableTimeoutAfterRetries</Name>
			<On id="1000">parameter</On>
			<Time>timeout after retries</Time>
			<Type>action</Type>
			<Content>
				<Id>992</Id>
			</Content>
		</Trigger>
		<Trigger id="993">
			<Name>IfTableAfterGroup</Name>
			<On id="1000">group</On>
			<Time>after</Time>
			<Condition>
				<![CDATA[id:992 == 0]]>
			</Condition>
			<Type>action</Type>
			<Content>
				<Id>993</Id>
			</Content>
		</Trigger>
		<Trigger id="1000">
			<Name>IfTableCheckTrigger</Name>
			<Type>action</Type>
			<Content>
				<Id>1000</Id>
			</Content>
		</Trigger>

		<Trigger id="1090">
			<Name>IfXTableBeforeGroup</Name>
			<On id="1100">group</On>
			<Time>before</Time>
			<Type>action</Type>
			<Content>
				<Id>1090</Id>
			</Content>
		</Trigger>
		<Trigger id="1091">
			<Name>IfXTableTimeout</Name>
			<On id="1100">parameter</On>
			<Time>timeout</Time>
			<Type>action</Type>
			<Content>
				<Id>1091</Id>
			</Content>
		</Trigger>
		<Trigger id="1092">
			<Name>IfXTableTimeoutAfterRetries</Name>
			<On id="1100">parameter</On>
			<Time>timeout after retries</Time>
			<Type>action</Type>
			<Content>
				<Id>1092</Id>
			</Content>
		</Trigger>
		<Trigger id="1093">
			<Name>IfXTableAfterGroup</Name>
			<On id="1100">group</On>
			<Time>after</Time>
			<Condition>
				<![CDATA[id:1092 == 0]]>
			</Condition>
			<Type>action</Type>
			<Content>
				<Id>1093</Id>
			</Content>
		</Trigger>
		<Trigger id="1100">
			<Name>IfXTableCheckTrigger</Name>
			<Type>action</Type>
			<Content>
				<Id>1100</Id>
			</Content>
		</Trigger>
		<Trigger id="1191">
			<Name>InterfaceTableMergeCheckTrigger</Name>
			<Type>action</Type>
			<Content>
				<Id>1190</Id>
			</Content>
		</Trigger>
	</Triggers>

	<Actions>
		<Action id="1">
			<Name>After Startup Group</Name>
			<On id="2">group</On>
			<Type>execute next</Type>
		</Action>
		<Action id="2">
			<Name>After Startup QAction</Name>
			<On id="2">parameter</On>
			<Type>run actions</Type>
		</Action>
		<Action id="90">
			<Name>SysUptime Timeout After Retries Flag Reset</Name>
			<On id="92">parameter</On>
			<Type id="10">copy</Type>
		</Action>
		<Action id="91">
			<Name>SysUptime Timeout Run Action</Name>
			<On id="91">parameter</On>
			<Type>run actions</Type>
		</Action>
		<Action id="92">
			<Name>SysUptime Timeout After Retries Flag</Name>
			<On id="92">parameter</On>
			<Type id="11">copy</Type>
		</Action>
		<Action id="93">
			<Name>SysUptime Calculate Bit Rates</Name>
			<On id="93">parameter</On>
			<Type>run actions</Type>
		</Action>
		<Action id="990">
			<Name>IfTable Timeout After Retries Flag Reset</Name>
			<On id="992">parameter</On>
			<Type id="10">copy</Type>
		</Action>
		<Action id="991">
			<Name>IfTable Timeout Run Action</Name>
			<On id="991">parameter</On>
			<Type>run actions</Type>
		</Action>
		<Action id="992">
			<Name>IfTable Timeout After Retries Flag</Name>
			<On id="992">parameter</On>
			<Type id="11">copy</Type>
		</Action>
		<Action id="993">
			<Name>IfTable Calculate Bit Rates</Name>
			<On id="993">parameter</On>
			<Type>run actions</Type>
		</Action>
		<Action id="1000">
			<Name>IfTable Execute Next</Name>
			<On id="1000;1">group</On>
			<Type>execute next</Type>
		</Action>

		<Action id="1090">
			<Name>IfXTable Timeout After Retries Flag Reset</Name>
			<On id="1092">parameter</On>
			<Type id="10">copy</Type>
		</Action>
		<Action id="1091">
			<Name>IfXTable Timeout Run Action</Name>
			<On id="1091">parameter</On>
			<Type>run actions</Type>
		</Action>
		<Action id="1092">
			<Name>IfXTable Timeout After Retries Flag</Name>
			<On id="1092">parameter</On>
			<Type id="11">copy</Type>
		</Action>
		<Action id="1093">
			<Name>IfXTable Calculate Bit Rates</Name>
			<On id="1093">parameter</On>
			<Type>run actions</Type>
		</Action>
		<Action id="1100">
			<Name>IfXTable Execute Next</Name>
			<On id="1100;1">group</On>
			<Type>execute next</Type>
		</Action>

		<Action id="1190">
			<Name>Interface Table Merge Execute</Name>
			<On id="1191">group</On>
			<Type>execute</Type>
		</Action>
		<Action id="1191">
			<Name>Interface Table Merge</Name>
			<On id="1191">parameter</On>
			<Type>run actions</Type>
		</Action>
	</Actions>

	<Timers>
		<Timer id="1">
			<Name>Fast Timer (10s)</Name>
			<Time initial="true">10000</Time>
			<Interval>75</Interval>
			<Content>
				<Group>1</Group>
			</Content>
		</Timer>
		<Timer id="2">
			<Name>Medium Timer (30s)</Name>
			<Time initial="true" dataDisplay="15000">30000</Time>
			<Interval>75</Interval>
			<Content>
				<Group>1300</Group>

				<!--ifXTable needs to be polled prior to ifTable 
						so that ifXTableIfCounterDiscontinuityTime is available when calculating ifTable rates.-->
				<Group>1101</Group>
				<Group>1001</Group>

				<Group>1191</Group>
			</Content>
		</Timer>
		<Timer id="3">
			<Name>Slow Timer (1h)</Name>
			<Time initial="true">3600000</Time>
			<Interval>75</Interval>
			<Content>
				<Group>100</Group>
			</Content>
		</Timer>
	</Timers>

	<PortSettings name="SNMP Connection">
		<PortTypeSerial>
			<Disabled>true</Disabled>
		</PortTypeSerial>
		<PortTypeIP>
			<Disabled>true</Disabled>
		</PortTypeIP>
		<IPport>
			<DefaultValue>161</DefaultValue>
		</IPport>
	</PortSettings>

	<VersionHistory>
		<Branches>
			<Branch id="1">
				<Comment>Main Branch</Comment>
				<SystemVersions>
					<SystemVersion id="0">
						<MajorVersions>
							<MajorVersion id="0">
								<MinorVersions>
									<MinorVersion id="1">
										<Date>2022-11-21</Date>
										<Provider>
											<Author>SVD</Author>
											<Company>Skyline Communications</Company>
										</Provider>
										<Changes>
											<NewFeature>Initial version</NewFeature>
										</Changes>
										<References>
											<TaskId>172808</TaskId>
										</References>
									</MinorVersion>
									<MinorVersion id="2" basedOn="1.0.0.1">
										<Date>2022-11-25</Date>
										<Provider>
											<Author>SVD</Author>
											<Company>Skyline Communications</Company>
										</Provider>
										<Changes>
											<Change>Interface logic moved to class library</Change>
										</Changes>
										<References>
											<TaskId>172808</TaskId>
										</References>
									</MinorVersion>
									<MinorVersion id="3" basedOn="1.0.0.2">
										<Date>2022-12-09</Date>
										<Provider>
											<Author>SVD</Author>
											<Company>Skyline Communications</Company>
										</Provider>
										<Changes>
											<Change>Use specific small packages rather than bulky Class Library.</Change>
										</Changes>
										<References>
											<TaskId>198352</TaskId>
										</References>
									</MinorVersion>
									<MinorVersion id="4" basedOn="1.0.0.3">
										<Date>2023-06-26</Date>
										<Provider>
											<Author>RSP</Author>
											<Company>Skyline Communications</Company>
										</Provider>
										<Changes>
											<Fix>Race condition on uptime on device restart.</Fix>
											<Change>Moved merging tables logic to dedicated trigger.</Change>
										</Changes>
										<References>
											<TaskId>198352</TaskId>
										</References>
									</MinorVersion>
									<MinorVersion id="5" basedOn="1.0.0.4">
										<Date>2024-04-24</Date>
										<Provider>
											<Author>SVD</Author>
											<Company>Skyline Communications</Company>
										</Provider>
										<Changes>
											<Change>Migration to SDK.</Change>
										</Changes>
										<References>
											<TaskId>198352</TaskId>
										</References>
									</MinorVersion>
									<MinorVersion id="6" basedOn="1.0.0.5">
										<Date>2024-11-29</Date>
										<Provider>
											<Author>SVD</Author>
											<Company>Skyline Communications</Company>
										</Provider>
										<Changes>
											<Change>Move to ProtocolExtensions NuGet package.</Change>
											<Change>Fine-tuning Discreet Values to avoid true/false.</Change>
										</Changes>
										<References>
											<TaskId>253696</TaskId>
										</References>
									</MinorVersion>
									<MinorVersion id="7" basedOn="1.0.0.6">
										<Date>2025-02-13</Date>
										<Provider>
											<Author>RSP</Author>
											<Company>Skyline Communications</Company>
										</Provider>
										<Changes>
											<Change>Internal tables (ifTable, ifXTable and dot3StatsTable) are now volatile to reduce database footprint as storing keys on those hidden tables has no added value.</Change>
										</Changes>
										<References>
											<TaskId>259569</TaskId>
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