In the table below you can find a list of all Configuration Settings understood by this program. The name should be self-descriptive; if not you can refer to the DOCSIS RFI specification - Appendix C, for detailed explanations of what each of these mean.
For String and Hexadecimal strings, the "Range" field means the minimum and maximum length of the string. For "List" types, it represents the number of elements in the list.
This list was generated for docsis version $2.
Configuration Setting | Type | Range of values allowed |
/g' \ | sed 's/,\%/<\/b><\/td> | /g' \ | sed 's/%,/<\/td> | /g' \ | sed 's/,/-/g' \ | sed 's/$/<\/td><\/tr>/g'\ | sed 's/uchar/Unsigned Integer/g' \ | sed 's/uint/Unsigned Integer/g' \ | sed 's/ushort_list/Unsigned Integer List - comma separated/g' \ | sed 's/ushort/Unsigned Integer/g' \ | sed 's/0xFFFFFFFF/4294967296/g' \ | sed 's/ip/IP address/g' \ | sed 's/ether/Ethernet MAC address/g' \ | sed 's/ethermask/Ethernet MAC address mask/g' \ | sed 's/hexstr/Hexadecimal characters/g' \ | sed 's/string/String - double quote delimited/g' \ | sed 's/strzero/String - double quote delimited/g' \ | sed 's/aggregate/Aggregate/g' \ | sed 's/vspecific/Aggregate/g' \ | sed 's/oid/SNMP Object Identifier - numeric/g' \ | sed 's/snmp_wd/SNMP Write Control - OID, value/g' \ | sed 's/snmp_object/SNMP MIB Object- OID, Type, Value/g' \ | sed 's/0-0/Not Applicable/g' >> $1 echo " |