bufferControlTable

bufferControlTable specifies the details of the buffering function. The objects in this table are shown in Figure 1 and listed in Table 1.

Figure 1. Structure of bufferControlTable

Table 1. Descriptions of bufferControlTable objects
Sub-OID	Object	Description
(1)	`Index`	Integer that uniquely identifies a row in the `bufferControlTable`.
(2)	`ChannelIndex`	Identifies the channel that is the source of packets for this row.
(3)	`FullStatus`	Shows whether the buffer has room to accept new packets; if this takes on the value `spaceAvailable(1)`, the buffer has room to accept more packets; if it is `full(2)`, its meaning depends on the value of `bufferControlFullAction`.
(4)	`FullAction`	Controls action of the buffer when it reaches full status; if value is `lockWhenFull(1)` the buffer will not accept more packets; if value is `wrapWhenFull(2)`, the buffer acts as a circular buffer, deleting old packets as new ones arrive.
(5)	`CaptureSliceSize`	Max number of octets that will be saved in this buffer; if set to `0`, buffer will save as many as possible. Default - `100`.
(6)	`DownloadSliceSize`	Maximum number of octets of each packet in this buffer that will be returned in a single SNMP retrieval of this packet.
(7)	`DownloadOffset`	Offset of the first octet in each packet in this buffer that will be returned in a single SNMP retrieval of that packet.
(8)	`MaxOctetsRequested`	Requested buffer size in octets; if set to `-1`, the buffer will save as many octets as is possible.
(9)	`MaxOctetsGranted`	Granted buffer size in octets.
(10)	`CapturedPkts`	Number of packets currently in this capture buffer.
(11)	`TurnOnTime`	Value of `sysUpTime` when this buffer first turned on.
(12)	`Owner`	Owner of this entry.
(13)	`Status`	Status of this entry.