generated/extendedvlantaggingoperationconfigurationdata.go

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package generated

import "github.com/deckarep/golang-set"

// ExtendedVlanTaggingOperationConfigurationDataClassID is the 16-bit ID for the OMCI
// Managed entity Extended VLAN tagging operation configuration data
const ExtendedVlanTaggingOperationConfigurationDataClassID = ClassID(171) // 0x00ab

var extendedvlantaggingoperationconfigurationdataBME *ManagedEntityDefinition

// ExtendedVlanTaggingOperationConfigurationData (Class ID: #171 / 0x00ab)
//	This ME organizes data associated with VLAN classification and tagging operations. Regardless of
//	its point of attachment, the specified tagging operations refer to the upstream direction.
//	Instances of this ME are created and deleted by the OLT.
//
//	Through separate attributes, this ME supports either a Received frame VLAN tagging operation
//	table attribute in its backward compatible form, or an enhanced frame classification and
//	processing capability. The OLT can determine whether the ONU supports the enhanced capability
//	through the Enhanced mode attribute of the ONU3-G ME.
//
//	Relationships
//		Zero or one instance of this ME may exist for an instance of any ME that can terminate or modify
//		an Ethernet stream.////		When this ME is associated with a UNI-side TP, it performs its upstream classification and
//		tagging operations before offering the upstream frame to other filtering, bridging or switching
//		functions. In the downstream direction, the defined inverse operation is the last operation
//		performed on the frame before offering it to the UNI-side termination.////		When this ME is associated with an ANI-side TP, it performs its upstream classification and
//		tagging operations as the last step before transmission to the OLT, after having received the
//		upstream frame from other filtering, bridging or switching functions. In the downstream
//		direction, the defined inverse operation is the first operation performed on the frame before
//		offering it to possible filter, bridge or switch functions.
//
//	Attributes
//		Managed Entity Id
//			This attribute provides a unique number for each instance of this ME. (R, setbycreate)
//			(mandatory) (2-bytes)
//
//		Association Type
//			This attribute identifies the type of the ME associated with this extended VLAN tagging ME.
//			Values are assigned as follows.
//
//			0	MAC bridge port configuration data
//
//			1	IEEE 802.1p mapper service profile
//
//			2	Physical path termination point Ethernet UNI
//
//			3	IP host config data or IPv6 host config data
//
//			4	Physical path termination point xDSL UNI
//
//			5	GEM IW termination point
//
//			6	Multicast GEM IW termination point
//
//			7	Physical path termination point MoCA UNI
//
//			8	Reserved
//
//			9	Ethernet flow termination point
//
//			10	Virtual Ethernet interface point
//
//			11	MPLS pseudowire termination point
//
//			12	EFM bonding group
//
//			(R,-W, setbycreate) (mandatory) (1-byte)
//
//			NOTE 1 - If a MAC bridge is configured, code points 1, 5, 6 and 11 are associated with the ANI
//			side of the MAC bridge. Code point 0 is associated with the ANI or UNI side, depending on the
//			location of the MAC bridge port. The other code points are associated with the UNI side.
//
//			When the extended VLAN tagging ME is associated with the ANI side, it behaves as an upstream
//			egress rule, and as a downstream ingress rule when the downstream mode attribute is equal to 0.
//			When the extended VLAN tagging ME is associated with the UNI side, the extended VLAN tagging ME
//			behaves as an upstream ingress rule, and as a downstream egress rule when the downstream mode
//			attribute is equal to 0.
//
//		Received Frame Vlan Tagging Operation Table Max Size
//			This attribute indicates the maximum number of entries that can be set in the received frame
//			VLAN tagging operation table. (R) (mandatory) (2-bytes)
//
//		Input Tpid
//			This attribute gives the special TPID value for operations on the input (filtering) side of the
//			table. Typical values include 0x88A8 and 0x9100. (R,-W) (mandatory) (2-bytes)
//
//		Output Tpid
//			This attribute gives the special TPID value for operations on the output (tagging) side of the
//			table. Typical values include 0x88A8 and 0x9100. (R,-W) (mandatory) (2-bytes)
//
//		Downstream Mode
//			Regardless of its association, the rules of the received frame VLAN tagging operation table
//			attribute pertain to upstream traffic. The downstream mode attribute defines the tagging action
//			to be applied to downstream frames.
//
//			The received frame VLAN tagging operation table installs defaults upstream rules. In the
//			downstream direction, the upstream default rules with the default treatment do not apply. It
//			should be noted that downstream frame treatment is defined by the downstream mode attribute and
//			is not affected by the upstream default rules.
//
//			The received frame VLAN tagging operation table can result in two types of rule mappings:
//
//			o	One to one mapping: A table contains one or more rules that result in unique mappings between
//			the ingress and egress flows.
//
//			o	Many to one mapping: A table contains more than one rule that results in the same ANI-side tag
//			configuration.
//
//			For one-to-one  mappings, the inverse operation to apply in the downstream direction (in the
//			case of bidirectional flows) is the inverse operation of the upstream rule.
//
//			Many-to-one mappings are possible however, and these are treated as follows.
//
//			o	If an upstream many-to-one mapping results from multiple operation rules producing the same
//			ANI-side tag configuration, then the first matching rule in the list defines the inverse
//			operation. The meaning of match depends on the value of the downstream mode attribute.
//
//			o	If the many-to-one mapping results from "don't care" fields in the filter being replaced with
//			provisioned fields in the ANI side tags, then the inverse is defined to set the corresponding
//			fields on the ANI side to their lowest legal value.
//
//			If the upstream rule merely copies (i.e., no explicit value is specified in the filter field) an
//			inbound tag value to an outbound tag value, the comparison in the downstream direction applies
//			to all tag values. This applies separately to the VID and P-bit fields. For example, with a
//			downstream mode of 2 and an upstream rule that translates the VID while carrying forward the
//			P-bit value, downstream frames that match the specified WAN-side VID will match any P-bit value
//			and will translate the VID.
//
//			0	The operation performed in the downstream direction is the inverse of that performed in the
//			upstream direction. Which treatment and filter fields are used for downstream filtering and the
//			handling of unmatched frames are left to the implementation of the ONU.
//
//			1	Regardless of the filter rules, no operation is performed in the downstream direction. All
//			downstream frames are forwarded unmodified.
//
//			2	Filter on VID and P-bit value. On a match, perform the inverse operation on both the VID and
//			P-bit value. If no match is found, forward the frame unmodified.
//
//			3	Filter on VID only. On a match, perform the inverse VID operation only; pass the P bits
//			through. If no match is found, forward the frame unmodified.
//
//			4	Filter on P-bit only. On a match, perform the inverse P-bit operation only; pass the VID
//			through. If no match is found, forward the frame unmodified.
//
//			5	Filter on VID and P-bit value. On a match, perform the inverse operation on both the VID and
//			P-bit value. If no match is found, discard the frame.
//
//			6	Filter on VID. On a match, perform the inverse operation on the VID only; pass the P bits
//			through. If no match is found, discard the frame.
//
//			7	Filter on P-bit only. On a match, perform the inverse P-bit operation only; pass the VID
//			through. If no match is found, discard the frame.
//
//			8	Regardless of the filter rules, discard all downstream traffic.
//
//			Please refer to Table 9.3.13-2 for example downstream mode use cases.
//
//			All other values are reserved. (R, W) (mandatory) (1 byte)
//
//		Received Frame Vlan Tagging Operation Table
//			Padding: (8 bits)
//
//			Filter Ethertype: (4 bits) the Ethertype value on which to filter received frames, as follows.
//
//			NOTE 3 - This filter is recommended for use on untagged frames or frames with priority tags
//			only.
//
//			0	Do not filter on Ethertype.
//
//			1	Ethertype = 0x0800 (filter IPoE frames)
//
//			2	Ethertype = 0x8863 or 0x8864 (filter PPPoE frames)
//
//			3	Ethertype = 0x0806 (filter ARP frames)
//
//			4	Ethertype = 0x86DD (filter IPv6 IpoE frames)
//
//			5	Ethertype = 0x888E (filter EAPOL frames)
//
//			Other values: reserved.
//
//			Filter on extended criteria: (8 bits) filter on key upper level protocols:
//
//			0	Do not filter on extended criteria
//
//			1	DHCPv4 - frames matching the well-known DHCPv4 UDP ports (67, 68) will be filtered by this
//			criteria code point.
//
//			2	DHCPv6 - frames matching the well-known DHCPv6 UDP ports (546, 547) will be filtered by this
//			criteria code point.
//
//			NOTE 4 - This filter is recommended for use on untagged frames or priority framed tags only.
//
//			Treatment tags to remove: (2 bits) Defines the tag treatment. The following values are
//			supported:
//
//			0..2	Remove 0, 1 or 2 tags, respectively. If one tag is specified, then the outer tag is
//			stripped from double-tagged frames.
//
//			3	Discard the frame. No symmetric downstream operation exists; i.e., this rule is ignored in the
//			downstream direction.
//
//			Padding: (10 bits)
//
//			Treatment outer priority: (4 bits): Defines the outer VLAN priority treatment. The following
//			values are supported:
//
//			0..7	Add an outer tag, and insert this value as the priority in the outer VLAN tag.
//
//			8	Add an outer tag, and copy the outer priority from the inner priority of the received frame.
//
//			9	Add an outer tag, and copy the outer priority from the outer priority of the received frame.
//
//			10	Add an outer tag, and derive P bits from the DSCP field of the incoming frame according to
//			the Extended VLAN tagging operation configuration data ME DSCP to P-bit mapping attribute.
//
//			15	Do not add an outer tag.
//
//			Other values: reserved.
//
//			Treatment outer VID: (13 bits). Defines the outer VID treatment. The following values are
//			supported:
//
//			0..4094	Use this value as the VID in the outer VLAN tag.
//
//			4096	Copy the outer VID from the inner VID of the received frame.
//
//			4097	Copy the outer VID from the outer VID of the received frame.
//
//			Other values: reserved.
//
//			Treatment outer TPID/DEI: (3 bits). Defines the outer VLAN TPID/DEI treatment. The following
//			values are supported:
//
//			000	Copy TPID (and DEI, if present) from the inner tag of the received frame.
//
//			001	Copy TPID (and DEI, if present) from the outer tag of the received frame.
//
//			010	Set TPID = output TPID attribute value of the Extended VLAN tagging operation configuration
//			data ME and copy DEI bit from the inner tag of the received frame
//
//			011	Set TPID = output TPID attribute value of the Extended VLAN tagging operation configuration
//			data ME and copy DEI from the outer tag of the received frame
//
//			100	Set TPID = 0x8100
//
//			101	Reserved
//
//			110	Set TPID = output TPID attribute value of the Extended VLAN tagging operation configuration
//			data ME and set DEI = 0
//
//			111	Set TPID = output TPID attribute value of the Extended VLAN tagging operation configuration
//			data ME and set DEI = 1
//
//			Padding: (12 bits)
//
//			Treatment inner priority: (4 bits). Defines the inner VLAN priority treatment. The following
//			values are supported:
//
//			0..7	Add an inner tag, and insert this value as the priority to insert in the inner VLAN tag.
//
//			8	Add an inner tag, and copy the inner priority from the inner priority of the received frame.
//
//			9	Add an inner tag, and copy the inner priority from the outer priority of the received frame.
//
//			10	Add an inner tag, and derive P bits from the DSCP field of the incoming frame according to
//			the Extended VLAN tagging operation configuration data ME DSCP to P-bit mapping attribute.
//
//			15	Do not add an inner tag.
//
//			Other values: reserved.
//
//			Treatment inner VID: (13 bits): Defines the inner VLAN VID treatment.  The following values are
//			supported:
//
//			0..4094	Use this value as the VID in the inner VLAN tag.
//
//			4096	Copy the inner VID from the inner VID of the received frame.
//
//			4097	Copy the inner VID from the outer VID of the received frame.
//
//			Other values: reserved.
//
//			Treatment inner TPID/DEI: (3 bits). Defines the inner VLAN TPID/DEI treatment. The following
//			values are supported:
//
//			000	Copy TPID (and DEI, if present) from the inner tag of the received frame.
//
//			001	Copy TPID (and DEI, if present) from the outer tag of the received frame.
//
//			010	Set TPID = output TPID attribute value of the Extended VLAN tagging operation configuration
//			data ME and copy the DEI bit from the inner tag of the received frame.
//
//			011	Set TPID = output TPID attribute value of the Extended VLAN tagging operation configuration
//			data ME and, copy the DEI from the outer tag of the received frame.
//
//			100	Set TPID = 0x8100
//
//			101	Reserved
//
//			110	Set TPID = output TPID attribute value of the Extended VLAN tagging operation configuration
//			data ME and set DEI = 0
//
//			111	Set TPID = output TPID attribute value of the Extended VLAN tagging operation configuration
//			data ME and set DEI = 1
//
//			This attribute is a table that filters and tags upstream frames. Each entry represents a tagging
//			rule, comprising a filtering part (the first eight fields) and a treatment part (the last seven
//			fields). Each incoming upstream packet is matched against each rule in list order. The first
//			rule that matches the packet is selected as the active rule, and the packet is then treated
//			according to that rule.
//
//			There are three categories of rules: zero-tag, single-tag, and double-tag rules. Logically,
//			these categories are separate, and apply to their respective incoming frame types. In other
//			words, a single-tag rule should not apply to a double-tagged frame, even though the single-tag
//			rule might match the outer tag of the double-tagged frame.
//
//			Single-tag rules have a filter outer priority field-= 15 (indicating no external tag), zero-tag
//			rules have both filter priority fields-= 15 (indicating no tags), and double-tag rules have both
//			filter priority fields set to a value that differs from 15 (indicating two tags).
//
//			Each tagging rule is based on a remove or an add operation, where up to two tags can be removed
//			or added. A modify operation is applied by the combination of remove and add.
//
//			By convention, when a single tag is added, the treatments use the inner tag data fields. This is
//			true even for treatments where a single tag is added to a frame that already has a tag, i.e.,
//			added as a second tag. The outer tag data fields are used only when two tags are added by the
//			same rule.
//
//			The terms inner and outer only have meaning with respect to the tags that are being filtered or
//			added.
//
//			The first 8-bytes of each entry are guaranteed to be unique, and are used to identify table
//			entries (list order, above, refers to a sort on the first 8-bytes). The OLT deletes a table
//			entry by setting all of its last 8-bytes to 0xFF.
//
//			When the table is created, the ONU should autonomously predefine three entries that list the
//			default treatment (normal forwarding without filtering or modification) for untagged, single
//			tagged, and double tagged frames. As an exception to the rule on ordered processing, these
//			default rules are always considered as a last resort for frames that do not match any other
//			rule. Best practice dictates that these entries not be deleted by the OLT; however, they can be
//			modified to produce the desired default behaviour.
//
//			It should be noted that downstream frame treatment is defined by the downstream mode attribute
//			and is not affected by the upstream default rules.
//
//			15, 4096, x, 15, 4096, x, 0, (0, 15, x, x, 15, x, x) - no tags
//
//			15, 4096, x, 14, 4096, x, 0, (0, 15, x, x, 15, x, x) - 1 tag
//
//			14, 4096, x, 14, 4096, x, 0, (0, 15, x, x, 15, x, x) - 2 tags
//
//			NOTE 2 - x is a "don't care" field and should be set to zero.
//
//			See Figure 9.3.13-1.
//
//			(R,-W) (mandatory) (16N bytes, where N is the number of VLAN tagging rules)
//
//			Filter outer priority: (4 bits) Defines the outer VLAN priority filtering operation. The
//			following values are supported:
//
//			0..7	Filter received frames on this outer priority (P bit) value.
//
//			8	Do not filter on outer priority.
//
//			14	This is the default filter when no other two-tag rule applies.
//
//			15	This entry is not a double-tag rule; ignore all other outer tag filter fields.
//
//			Other values: reserved.
//
//			Filter outer VID: (13 bits) Defines the outer VLAN VID filtering operation.  The following
//			values are supported:
//
//			0..4094	Filter received frames on this outer VID value.
//
//			4096	Do not filter on the outer VID.
//
//			Other values: reserved.
//
//			Filter outer TPID/DEI: (3 bits) Defines the outer VLAN TPID/DEI filtering operation. The
//			following values are supported:
//
//			000	Do not filter on outer TPID field.
//
//			100	Outer TPID = 0x8100. Filter on frames with the outer TPID set to 0x8100.
//
//			101	Outer TPID = input TPID attribute value, don't care about DEI bit. Filter on frames with the
//			outer TPID set to match the Extended VLAN tagging operation configuration data Input TPID
//			attribute value and ignore the DEI bit.
//
//			110	Outer TPID = input TPID, DEI = 0. Filter on frames with the outer TPID set to match the
//			Extended VLAN tagging operation configuration data Input TPID attribute value and DEI set to the
//			value 0.
//
//			111	Outer TPID = input TPID, DEI = 1. Filter on frames with the outer TPID set to match the
//			Extended VLAN tagging operation configuration data Input TPID attribute value and DEI set to the
//			value 1
//
//			Padding: (12 bits)
//
//			Filter inner priority: (4 bits) Defines the inner VLAN priority filtering operation.  The
//			following values are supported:
//
//			0..7	Filter received frames on this inner priority value.
//
//			8	Do not filter on inner priority.
//
//			14	This is the default filter when no other one-tag rule applies.
//
//			15	This entry is a no-tag rule; ignore all other VLAN tag filter fields.
//
//			Other values: reserved.
//
//			Filter inner VID: (13 bits) Defines the inner VLAN VID filtering operation.  The following
//			values are supported:
//
//			0..4094	Filter received frames on this inner VID value.
//
//			4096	Do not filter on the inner VID.
//
//			Other values: reserved.
//
//			Filter inner TPID/DEI: (3 bits) Defines the inner VLAN TPID/DEI filtering operation. The
//			following values are supported:
//
//			000	Do not filter on inner TPID field.
//
//			100	Inner TPID = 0x8100. Filter on frames with the inner TPID set to 0x8100.
//
//			101	Inner TPID = input TPID attribute value, don't care about DEI bit. Filter on frames with the
//			inner TPID set to match the Extended VLAN tagging operation configuration data Input TPID
//			attribute value and ignore the DEI bit.
//
//			110	Inner TPID = input TPID, DEI = 0. Filter on frames with the inner TPID set to match the
//			Extended VLAN tagging operation configuration data Input TPID attribute value and DEI set to the
//			value 0.
//
//			111	Inner TPID = input TPID, DEI = 1. Filter on frames with the inner TPID set to match the
//			Extended VLAN tagging operation configuration data Input TPID attribute value and DEI set to the
//			value 1.
//
//		Associated Me Pointer
//			This attribute points to the ME with which this extended VLAN tagging operation configuration
//			data ME is associated. (R,-W, setbycreate) (mandatory) (2-bytes)
//
//			NOTE 5 - When the association type is xDSL, the two MSBs may be used to indicate a bearer
//			channel.
//
//		Dscp To P Bit Mapping
//			DSCP to P-bit mapping: This attribute specifies mapping from DSCP to P bits. The attribute can
//			be considered a bit string sequence of 64 3-bit groups. The 64 sequence entries represent the
//			possible values of the 6-bit DSCP field. Each 3-bit group specifies the P-bit value to which the
//			associated DSCP value should be mapped. (R,-W) (optional) (24-bytes)
//
//			NOTE 6 - If certain bits in the DSCP field are to be ignored in the mapping process, the
//			attribute should be provisioned such that all possible values of those bits produce the same
//			P-bit mapping. This can be applied to the case where instead of full DSCP, the operator wishes
//			to adopt the priority mechanism based on IP precedence, which needs only the three MSBs of the
//			DSCP field.
//
//		Enhanced Mode
//			The Boolean value true specifies that the Enhanced received frame classification and processing
//			table is used, and the Received frame VLAN tagging operation table is ignored. The value false
//			indicates the Enhanced received frame classification and processing table is not used. It is
//			strongly recommended that the OLT uses the same value for all Extended VLAN tagging operation
//			configuration data instances created on an ONU. (R, Setbycreate) (optional) (1-byte)
//
//		Enhanced Received Frame Classification And Processing Table
//			This attribute is a table that provides enhanced capability for frame classification and
//			processing. It extends the Received frame VLAN tagging operation table attribute with a set
//			control field, a row key and direction. Each incoming packet is matched against each rule in row
//			key order (smaller value row key has higher precedence) and direction. The first rule that
//			matches the packet is selected as the active rule, and the packet is then treated according to
//			that rule.
//
//			When the table is empty, the ONU discards all received frames. The OLT may choose to create
//			three entries that list the default treatment (normal forwarding without filtering or
//			modification) for untagged, single tagged, and double tagged frames, with the direction field
//			set to 0.
//
//			NOTE 7 - Where no change is noted, the definitions in the Received frame VLAN tagging operation
//			table attribute remain applicable.
//
//			(R,-W) (optional) (28N bytes, where N is the number of entries in the table).
//
//			Set ctrl: (2 bits)
//
//			This field determines the meaning of a set operation. These bits are returned as 00 during get
//			next operations.
//
//			1	Write this entry into the table. Overwrite any existing entry with the same row key.
//
//			2	Delete this entry from the table. The remaining fields are not meaningful.
//
//			NOTE 8 - unlike the delete operation in the Received frame VLAN tagging operation table, the OLT
//			does not need to set all eight bytes in Word 4 and Word 5 to 0xFF.
//
//			3	Clear all entries from the table. The remaining fields are not meaningful.
//
//			Other values: reserved.
//
//			Dir: (2 bits)
//
//			This field determines the direction of the classification and processing rule.
//
//			0	This is an upstream rule. In the downstream direction, the inverse classification and
//			operation is defined based on the downstream mode code point. All downstream mode codepoints are
//			considered valid to be used when dir=0 is used (including downstream  mode 8).
//
//			1	This is an upstream-only rule. This rule is ignored in the downstream direction.
//
//			2	This is a downstream-only rule. This rule is ignored in the upstream direction.
//
//			Other values: reserved.
//
//			Row key: (16 bits)
//
//			The row key distinguishes rows in the table. It is the responsibility of the OLT to assign and
//			track row keys and content, and to ensure the classification rules are not duplicated and in the
//			correct ordering.
//
//			For Filter outer priority, Filter outer VID, Filter outer TPID/DEI, Filter inner priority,
//			Filter inner VID, Filter inner TPID/DEI, Filter on Extended Criteria, Filter Ethertype,
//			Treatment outer priority, Treatment outer VID, Treatment outer TPID/DEI, Treatment inner
//			priority, Treatment inner VID, and Treatment inner TPID/DEI values please refer to Received
//			frame VLAN tagging operation table in this ME.
//
type ExtendedVlanTaggingOperationConfigurationData struct {
	ManagedEntityDefinition
	Attributes AttributeValueMap
}

func init() {
	extendedvlantaggingoperationconfigurationdataBME = &ManagedEntityDefinition{
		Name:    "ExtendedVlanTaggingOperationConfigurationData",
		ClassID: 171,
		MessageTypes: mapset.NewSetWith(
			Create,
			Delete,
			Get,
			GetNext,
			Set,
			SetTable,
		),
		AllowedAttributeMask: 0xffc0,
		AttributeDefinitions: AttributeDefinitionMap{
			0:  Uint16Field("ManagedEntityId", PointerAttributeType, 0x0000, 0, mapset.NewSetWith(Read, SetByCreate), false, false, false, 0),
			1:  ByteField("AssociationType", EnumerationAttributeType, 0x8000, 0, mapset.NewSetWith(Read, SetByCreate, Write), false, false, false, 1),
			2:  Uint16Field("ReceivedFrameVlanTaggingOperationTableMaxSize", UnsignedIntegerAttributeType, 0x4000, 0, mapset.NewSetWith(Read), false, false, false, 2),
			3:  Uint16Field("InputTpid", UnsignedIntegerAttributeType, 0x2000, 34984, mapset.NewSetWith(Read, Write), false, false, false, 3),
			4:  Uint16Field("OutputTpid", UnsignedIntegerAttributeType, 0x1000, 34984, mapset.NewSetWith(Read, Write), false, false, false, 4),
			5:  ByteField("DownstreamMode", EnumerationAttributeType, 0x0800, 0, mapset.NewSetWith(Read, Write), false, false, false, 5),
			6:  TableField("ReceivedFrameVlanTaggingOperationTable", TableAttributeType, 0x0400, TableInfo{nil, 16}, mapset.NewSetWith(Read, Write), false, false, false, 6),
			7:  Uint16Field("AssociatedMePointer", PointerAttributeType, 0x0200, 0, mapset.NewSetWith(Read, SetByCreate, Write), false, false, false, 7),
			8:  MultiByteField("DscpToPBitMapping", OctetsAttributeType, 0x0100, 24, toOctets("AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA"), mapset.NewSetWith(Read, Write), false, true, false, 8),
			9:  ByteField("EnhancedMode", UnsignedIntegerAttributeType, 0x0080, 0, mapset.NewSetWith(Read, SetByCreate), false, true, false, 9),
			10: TableField("EnhancedReceivedFrameClassificationAndProcessingTable", TableAttributeType, 0x0040, TableInfo{nil, 28}, mapset.NewSetWith(Read, Write), false, true, false, 10),
		},
		Access:  CreatedByOlt,
		Support: UnknownSupport,
	}
}

// NewExtendedVlanTaggingOperationConfigurationData (class ID 171) creates the basic
// Managed Entity definition that is used to validate an ME of this type that
// is received from or transmitted to the OMCC.
func NewExtendedVlanTaggingOperationConfigurationData(params ...ParamData) (*ManagedEntity, OmciErrors) {
	return NewManagedEntity(*extendedvlantaggingoperationconfigurationdataBME, params...)
}