Specifies the PPPoE username. However, it will not take effect unless
you set apply(1) to ruckusPPPOEApply.
Read-Write
ruckusPPPOEPassword
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Specifies the PPPoE password. However, it will not become effective
unless you set apply(1) to ruckusPPPOEApply.
Read-Write
ruckusPPPOEConnectionStatus
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Specifies the PPPoE connection status. It returns ‘up(1)’ if the
connection is active, ‘down(2)’ if the connection is inactive, and
‘disabled(3)’ if PPPoE is disabled.
Read only
ruckusPPPOEConnection
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Set ‘connect(1)’ to establish or re-establish a connection to the
PPPoE server, and ‘disConnect(2)’ to disconnect from it. When read, it
returns ‘enabled(3)’ if PPPoE is enabled, and ‘disabled(4)’ if PPPoE is
disabled.
Read-Write
ruckusPPPOEIfindex
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Specifies the interface index in the ifTable.
Read only
ruckusPPPOEApply
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To apply changes to the username and password for PPPoE, set
‘apply(1)’. First, set the MIB nodes: ‘ruckusPPPOEUserName’ and
‘ruckusPPPOEPassword’. Then, set ‘apply(1)’ to activate this PPPoE’s
username and password. When read, it will only return 0.