Protocol endpoint tables
The protocolEndPoint and ipEndPoint tables can be used in SQL queries to identify the IP addresses that are implemented by the device interfaces.
- protocolEndPoint
- This table associates a device entity, usually an interface, with protocol-specific information associated with that device entity. The most common example of the contents of the protocolEndPoint table is a row of data that associates a device interface with the IP addressing data associated with that interface. The protocolEndPoint table refers to protocol-specific information, such as IP addressing data, using an entity ID.
- ipEndPoint
- This table contains the IP addressing data.
Protocols other than IP have their own protocol endpoint tables, for example:
- atmEndPoint table for ATM
- bgpEndPoint for Border Gateway Protocol (BGP)
- frameRelayEndPoint for Frame Relay
- igmpEndPoint for Internet Group Multicast Protocol (IGMP)
- ipmRouteEndPoint for IP Multicast routes
- mplsTeTunnelEndPoint for Traffic Engineering tunnels
- OSPFEndPoint table for OSPF
- pimEndPoint for Protocol Independent Multicast
- portEndPoint for ports
- vlanTrunkEndPoint table for VLAN trunks
- vpwsEndPoint for Virtual Private Wire Services