Description: This table can have a variable number of entries(rows), containing provisioning parameters as seen from this side of the cross-connect.

When started for the very first time this table is empty (has no rows present).

SNMP manager actions are required to create or delete rows in the table.

One row typically represents a provisioning, as seen from this of the connection.

Once created, a row is saved in non-volatile memory, and is guarantied to persist after card/shelf reset or a redundant switchover occurs.

The lumDPConnectionStatus object is used to controls the process of dynamic row creation, removal and modification, as described in RFC2579. Luminous specific adaptation of RFC2579 RowStatus convention follows:

- To create a new provisioning an SNMP Manager must in one SNMP SET request supply not yet existing instances of at least those read-write and read-create DEFVAL clause specified. The lumDPConnectionStatus object's instance value MUST be either createAndGo(4) or createAndWait(5). If the row does not already exist and request is accepted, the SNMP Agent will respond with positive response with the value of lumDPConnectionStatus set to active(1) or notInService(2) respectfully.

- SNMP Manager is allowed to change existing provisioning from active(1) to notInService(2) and vice versa.

- To remove provisioning completely an SNMP Manager must in one SNMP SET request supply desired instance of lumDPConnectionStatus object with the value of destroy(6).