<if-device-flags>

Usage

<physical-interface>
    <if-device-flags>
        <ifdf-none/>
        <ifdf-present/>
        <ifdf-running/>
        <ifdf-duplex/>
        <ifdf-down/>
        <ifdf-no-carrier/>
        <ifdf-error1/>
        <ifdf-error2/>
        <ifdf-no-multicast/>
        <ifdf-loopback/>
        <ifdf-quench/>
        <ifdf-recv-all-multicasts/>
        <ifdf-promiscuous/>
        <ifdf-link-layer-down/>
        <ifdf-loop-detected/>
        <ifdf-pfe-gone/>
        <generic-value>generic-value</generic-value>
    </if-device-flags>
</physical-interface>

Description

No documentation is available yet.

Contents

<generic-value>—Hexadecimal value of unknown flag bits.

<ifdf-down>—Device has been administratively disabled.

<ifdf-duplex>—Device will hear its own transmissions.

<ifdf-error1>—No documentation is available yet.

<ifdf-error2>—No documentation is available yet.

<ifdf-link-layer-down>—Link-layer protocol failed to connect successfully with the remote end point.

<ifdf-loop-detected>—Link layer has received frames that it sent and suspects a physical loopback.

<ifdf-loopback>—Device is in physical loopback.

<ifdf-no-carrier>—Where the media supports carrier recognition, this indicates that no carrier is currently seen.

<ifdf-no-multicast>—Device does not support multicast traffic.

<ifdf-none>—No documentation is available yet.

<ifdf-pfe-gone>—No documentation is available yet.

<ifdf-present>—Device is physically present and recognized.

<ifdf-promiscuous>—Device is in promiscuous mode and will see frames addressed to all physical addresses on the media.

<ifdf-quench>—Device is quenched because it overran its output buffer.

<ifdf-recv-all-multicasts>—No multicast filtering (multicast promiscuous).

<ifdf-running>—Device is active and enabled.