ECFM General Configurations

CLI Configurations

The following table lists the access and exit methods to the various CLI configuration modes.

General Configurations

SNMP Configurations

Scotty Manager, version 2.1.10 is used for the following SNMP operations:

• MIB load
• Set operation
• Get operation
• Walk operation

SNMP Operations

This section describes the various SNMP operations along with syntax and an example.

MIB Load

The MIB Load operation is used to register the MIB files with the SNMP manager.

Syntax:
mib load mib_file.mib

Example:
To load the ARICENTQ-BRIDGE-MIB.
% mib load fsmsvlan.mib

The following table lists the MIB files that must be loaded in the SNMP manager before issuing any Get/Set operation.

MIB Files

Set Operation

The Set operation is used to configure a particular value of an object indentified by the indices used in the operation.

Syntax:
% snmpSession set {{ObjectName.Index1.Index2 IndexN DataType ValueToBeSet}}

DataType is an optional argument.

Example:
To set the bridge mode of a switch with Context ID = 1 to Provider Backone I-Component Bridge, the syntax is:
% snmp 0 set {{fsMIVlanBridgeMode. 1 providerBackoneICompBridge}}
Where, Index1 = 1 (ContextId)
ValueToBeSet = providerBackoneICompBridge
SNMP session identifier = snmp0

Get Operation

The Get operation is used to obtain the configured value of an object indentified by the indices used in the operation.

Syntax:
% snmpSession get {{ObjectName.Index1.Index2…IndexN}}

Output:
{ObjectIdentifier DataType Value}

Example:
To get the value of bridge mode of a switch with Context ID = 1, the syntax is:
% snmp 0 get {{fsMIVlanBridgeMode. 1 }}
Where, Index1 = 1 (ContextId)
SNMP session identifier = snmp0
The output is:
{1.3.6.1.4.1.2076.138.1.1.1.2.1 INTEGER providerBackoneICompBridge}

Walk Operation

The snmpwalk command is designed to perform a sequence of chained GETNEXT requests. The command takes a single OID and displays a list of all results which lie within the subtree rooted on this OID.

Syntax:
% snmpSession walk Object TableName {puts $Object}

Output:
{ObjectIdentifier DataType Value}

Example:
To view the maintenance end points configured on the bridge.
% snmp 0 walk table fsMIEcfmMepMacAddress {puts $table}
Where SNMP session identifier = snmp0
The output is:
{1.3.6.1.4.1.2076.160.1.0.7.1.9.0.1.1.1 {OCTET STRING} 00:01:02:03:04:03}
{1.3.6.1.4.1.2076.160.1.0.7.1.9.0.2.1.2 {OCTET STRING} 00:01:02:03:04:03}
{1.3.6.1.4.1.2076.160.1.0.7.1.9.0.3.1.1 {OCTET STRING} 00:01:02:03:04:03}

Interface Range

The following table lists the sample ranges used in the configuration commands mentioned in this manual. The header file of the code should be refered for the exact ranges and scalability constants.

Interface Index Range

The values mentioned in the previous table are calculated as per the scalability constants listed in the following table.

Scalability Constants