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smtmib_mac(9s)
NAME
  smtmib_mac - Network: Defines the station management (SMT) management
  information base (MIB) structure for the media access (MAC) group

SYNOPSIS
  _____________________________________
  Member Name		      Data Type
  _____________________________________
  mac_current_path	      u_int
  mac_downstream_port_type    u_int
  mac_t_req		      u_int
  mac_t_neg		      u_int
  mac_t_max		      u_int
  mac_tvx_value		      u_int
  mac_frame_error_threshold   u_int
  mac_frame_error_ratio	      u_int
  mac_rmt_state		      u_int
  mac_da_flag		      u_int
  _____________________________________

MEMBERS
  mac_current_path
      Specifies the path into which the MAC is currently inserted.

  mac_downstream_port_type
      Specifies the PC type of the first port that is downstream of this MAC
      (the exit port).

  mac_t_req
      Specifies the ANSI MAC parameter T_Req -- the requested value for the
      token rotation timer.

  mac_t_neg
      Specifies the ANSI MAC parameter T_Neg -- the negotiated value of the
      token rotation timer.

  mac_t_max
      Specifies the ANSI MAC parameter T_Max_value.

  mac_tvx_value
      Specifies the ANSI MAC parameter TVX -- the maximum time between
      arrivals of a valid frame or unrestricted token.

  mac_frame_error_threshold
      Specifies a threshold that determines when a MAC condition is
      generated.  Stations that do not support variable thresholds have a
      value of 0 (zero) and a range of (0..0).

  mac_frame_error_ratio
      Specifies the ratio of the number of errors to the number of frames
      transmitted.

  mac_rmt_state
      Specifies the current state of the RMT state machine.

  mac_da_flag
      Specifies the RMT flag duplicate address flag.

DESCRIPTION
  The smtmib_mac data structure defines the station management (SMT)
  management information base (MIB) structure for the media access (MAC)
  group.  It is embedded within a ctrreq data structure when the driver
  supports the FDDI network interface. The SIOCRDCTRS and SIOCRDZCTRS ioctl
  commands initialize this data structure and return it to the user process
  that made the ioctl request.

FILES
  <net/if.h>

SEE ALSO
  Data Structures: ctrreq(9s)

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