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<cli> cd /TexasUSA/ethernet/interfaces | <cli> cd /TexasUSA/ethernet/interfaces | ||
<cli> cd /[TexasUSA,*.VN]/ethernet/interfaces | <cli> cd /[TexasUSA,*.VN]/ethernet/interfaces | ||
+ | * get data | ||
+ | Usage: get | ||
+ | Get data from a netconf server. | ||
+ | * get config data | ||
+ | Usage: get_config | ||
+ | Get config data from a netconf server. | ||
* set value | * set value | ||
− | <cli> set /[ | + | Usage: set [XPATH] VALUE |
− | * load user plugin | + | Set value to a leaf |
− | <cli> load testplugin.py | + | Example: |
+ | <cli> set ethernet/interfaces[name=eth0]/adminStatus 1 | ||
+ | <cli/ethernet/interfaces[name=eth0]/adminStatus> set 1 | ||
+ | * load a user plugin | ||
+ | Usage: load [PLUGIN] | ||
+ | Load a user python plugin | ||
+ | Example: | ||
+ | <cli> load testplugin | ||
+ | <cli> load testplugin.py | ||
* run commands define in the plugin | * run commands define in the plugin | ||
− | <cli> show_by_name eth0 | + | Example: |
− | + | <cli> show_by_name eth0 | |
+ | <cli> show_by_path /TexasUSA/ethernet/interfaces[name=eth0] | ||
* demo notification when network disconnect | * demo notification when network disconnect | ||
− | <model deployment machine>./etc/init.d/asp stop | + | Example: |
− | + | <model deployment machine>./etc/init.d/asp stop | |
− | + | <cli>typing something | |
− | + | Disconnected to server TexasUSA! | |
+ | <cli>typing something | ||
* reconnect server | * reconnect server | ||
− | connect TexasUSA | + | Usage: connect [SERVER] |
+ | Connect to netconf servers. | ||
+ | Example: | ||
+ | <cli> connect | ||
+ | <cli> connect TexasUSA | ||
+ | * execute shell command | ||
+ | Usage: shell <unix-command> or | ||
+ | ! <unix-command> | ||
+ | Execute the argument(s) in a Unix shell and print the results | ||
+ | Examples: | ||
+ | <cli> ! pwd | ||
+ | <cli> ! killall bugs |
Latest revision as of 02:33, 24 January 2013
- start cli
cd cli ./mgtcli.py
- show help
Usage: help [COMMAND] Print help page Example: <cli> help <cli> help connect
- add network element
Usage: add element [OPTION] Add a network element into the system Mandatory arguments to long options --name= name of netconf server --host= address of netconf server --port= port to connect to netconf server --user= username to connect to netconf server --password= password to connect to netconf server Example: <cli> add element --host=192.168.50.5 --name=TexasUSA --user=me --password=foo
- list directory
Usage: ls [OBJECT_PATH] List information about the management objects (the current object by default). Example: <cli> ls 192.168.30.4: NewEnglandRouter X.y.z.a: HoChiMinhCity.Vietnam 192.168.50.5: TexasUSA DOWN! <cli> ls /TexasUSA/ethernet/interfaces <cli> ls /TexasUSA/ethernet/interfaces[name=eth0] Example with wildcards & grouping: <cli> ls /*/ethernet/interfaces <cli> ls /TexasUSA/ethernet/interfaces[name=eth*] <cli> ls /[TexasUSA,*.VN]/ethernet/interfaces
- change directory
Usage: cd [OBJECT_PATH] Change the current management object based on the OBJECT_PATH (the current object by default). Example: <cli> cd /TexasUSA/ethernet/interfaces <cli> cd /[TexasUSA,*.VN]/ethernet/interfaces
- get data
Usage: get Get data from a netconf server.
- get config data
Usage: get_config Get config data from a netconf server.
- set value
Usage: set [XPATH] VALUE Set value to a leaf Example: <cli> set ethernet/interfaces[name=eth0]/adminStatus 1 <cli/ethernet/interfaces[name=eth0]/adminStatus> set 1
- load a user plugin
Usage: load [PLUGIN] Load a user python plugin Example: <cli> load testplugin <cli> load testplugin.py
- run commands define in the plugin
Example: <cli> show_by_name eth0 <cli> show_by_path /TexasUSA/ethernet/interfaces[name=eth0]
- demo notification when network disconnect
Example: <model deployment machine>./etc/init.d/asp stop <cli>typing something Disconnected to server TexasUSA! <cli>typing something
- reconnect server
Usage: connect [SERVER] Connect to netconf servers. Example: <cli> connect <cli> connect TexasUSA
- execute shell command
Usage: shell <unix-command> or ! <unix-command> Execute the argument(s) in a Unix shell and print the results Examples: <cli> ! pwd <cli> ! killall bugs