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MIB Command Line Interface (MCLI) User’s Guide First Edition (October 2002) 6DES6300C.01 Printed In Taiwan RECYCLABLE ...
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Overview of this User’s Guide • Chapter 1, “Introduction.” Introduction to the MCLI. • Chapter 2, “MCLI Setup.” Starting up the MCLI application. • Chapter 3, “Line Mode.” Describes the Line Mode operating instructions. • Chapter 4, “Screen Mode.” Describes the Screen Mode operating instructions. • Chapter 5, “MCLI File.” Describes the MCLI file and how to use it. • Appendix A, “MIB Object Reference.” ...
Table of Contents About This Guide ........................................................................................................... i Overview of this User’s Guide .................................................................................................................i Typographical Conventions......................................................................................................................i Table ...
List of Figures Figure 2-1: MCLI Password Prompt and Startup Screen..................................................................2-1 Figure 3-1: Incomplete MCLI Command .............................................................................................3-2 Figure 3-2: Password Command Screen ............................................................................................3-3 Figure 4-1: Incomplete MCLI Command or MIB ...
The Command Line Interface (MCLI) is a network management application operated through an ASCII terminal or via Telnet. In this MCLI, there are two types of commands: • MCLI commands to control the MCLI operating environment • Management Information Base (MIB) variable commands to control network operational parameters The MCLI has a time monitoring application. When the MCLI is dormant for a prescribed period, the MCLI applicati ...
• Screen Mode—Entering MIB variable commands to modify MIB variables using parameter menus 1-2 ...
The MCLI is started up from an ASCII terminal or Telnet. Once the MCLI is running,
the terminal screen, keyboard and mouse are exclusive to the MCLI application.
To start MCLI:
1. At the “>” prompt type MCLI and press
The Line Mode is for entering MCLI commands and MIB variable commands.
Note: Currently the MIB variable commands are not implemented.
MCLI Commands
The following MCLI commands are available in Line Mode.
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exit or quit
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password
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timer
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?
Line Mode maintains a command history list of commands entered by the operator
during the current session. The keyboard
If a partial command is entered, the system displays the error message and lists the possible MCLI commands with the same character string. The following figure illustrates this function with the incomplete command “ex”. Figure 3-1: Incomplete MCLI Command In this example, entering the characters “ex” results in a list of all commands with the first two characters corresponding to “ex”. In this case, the only command is exit. Th ...
To use the “password” command:
3. At the prompt type password and press
Command—?
The ? command displays all supported commands and MIB variables alphabetically.
To use the ? command:
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At the prompt type ? and press
Screen mode is dedicated to one specific MIB variable at a time. The active MIB variable is called the “working variable.” There are two types of MIB variables: • Table variables • Scalar variables Commands within Screen mode are SNMP based commands. Any SNMP command syntax errors are displayed by an error message. Note: To modify a MIB variable that is field in a table, access the table variable. You cannot access the field v ...
Figure 4-1: Incomplete MCLI Command or MIB Variable If a variable is incorrectly entered, MCLI displays a list of all supported commands and MIB variables that start with the entered character string. If there is only one MIB variable, MCLI displays the corrected MIB variable at the prompt. The following figure illustrates an example when the characters “ev” are entered. Figure 4-2: Incorrect MIB Variable Screen If the variable is corre ...
Variable Fields Command Prompt Figure 4-3: Screen Mode Display The screen layout is as follows: Screen top line displays all the available commands. The upper case characters indicate the command keys. Screen bottom line displays the command prompt. The command prompt varies according to the information required by the MCLI. In some cases a command is required, and in other cases variable values are prompted. A nu ...
SNMP Commands Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) commands are used to manage network nodes. The following commands are available in Screen Mode: • Add (a) • All-default (i) • Clear (c) • Default (f) • Delete (d) • Edit (e) • Get (g) • Get Next (n) • Quit (q) • Refresh (r) • Var-change (v) To use any command: 1. Complete the field values as required. 2. Enter a command from the list on the top of the screen (by e ...
