Network table

The network table (mscsNetworkTable) contains objects that provide information about the networks available to the cluster, as well as objects for configuring event generation based on changes in a network's operational state.

Table 1 describes the objects defined in mscsNetworkTable.

Table 1. Network table (mscsNetworkTable)
Row object	Description
`Description`	A description of the network.
`Event`	The index of an event in the RMON event table that is fired whenever the value of `mscsNetworkState` changes. If the value of this object is `0`, no event is fired.
`EventStatus`	RMON-style event throttle control.
`EventTime`	The value of `sysUpTime` when the event indexed by `mscsNetworkEvent` was last fired.
`Name`	The name of the network.
`Role`	The role of the network in the cluster: `none(1)` - The network is not used by the cluster `clientAccess(2)` - The network is used to connect clients to the cluster `internalUse(3)` - The network is used to carry cluster information only `internalAndclient(4)` - The network is used for both clients and cluster information
`State`	The current state of the network: `unknown(1)` `unavailable(2)` `down(3)` `partitioned(4)` `up(5)`