Table Of Contents
Using the Prime Network Basic Operation Commands
Configuration Commands
Add Interface Configuration
Remove Interface Configuration
Update Interface Configuration
Add Loopback Interface
Add Port Description
Remove Port Description
Update Port Description
Change Port Status
Enable traps
Remove Access List
Remove Access List Entry
Remove Rate Limit
Write Memory
Disable Interface
Enable Interface
Assign Port To Vlan
DeAssign Port To Vlan
Add Host Name
Remove Host Name
Add DNS Server
Remove DNS Server
Add NTP Server
Remove NTP Server
Syslog Host Logging
Add Traps
Remove Traps
Add Radius Server
Remove Radius Server
Add Tacacs Server
Remove Tacacs Server
Add Tacacs+ Server
Remove Tacacs+ Server
Add SNMP Configuration
Remove SNMP Configuration
Update SNMP Configuration
Show Commands
Interface Brief
IP Route
VRF IP Route
Running Config
Running Config from File
Startup Config
Users (Telnet Sessions)
Tools Commands
From FTP
From TFTP
To FTP
To TFTP
OAM Commands
Destination From Device
Ping VRF
Trace Route From Device
Trace Route VRF
Scheduling a Command
Using the Prime Network Basic Operation Commands
Prime Network allows you to perform basic operations on a selected network element. To perform the basic operation commands, you can launch it in a network element from the Prime Network Vision List or Map View. Figure 28-1 shows what happens when you right-click a network element. From here, you can choose Commands.
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To view the basic operation commands in the Cisco Carrier Packet Transport (CPT) System, you must right-click the Cisco Carrier Packet Transport (CPT) System in the Prime Network Vision List or Map View and click Logical Inventory > CPT Context Container.
Note The basic operation commands in this chapter can be executed by all network elements that run on Cisco IOS software, Cisco IOS XR software, and Cisco NX OS software. You will not be able to execute these commands on network elements that have Cisco Catalyst OS software.
Figure 28-1 Basic Operation Commands
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The basic operation commands that you can perform include:
•Configuration Commands
•Show Commands
•Tools Commands
•OAM Commands
Configuration Commands
The configuration commands allow you to configure the selected network element. The commands include:
•Add Interface Configuration
•Remove Interface Configuration
•Update Interface Configuration
•Add Loopback Interface
•Add Port Description
•Remove Port Description
•Update Port Description
•Change Port Status
•Enable traps
•Remove Access List
•Remove Access List Entry
•Remove Rate Limit
•Write Memory
•Disable Interface
•Enable Interface
•Assign Port To Vlan
•DeAssign Port To Vlan
•Add Host Name
•Remove Host Name
•Add DNS Server
•Remove DNS Server
•Add NTP Server
•Remove NTP Server
•Syslog Host Logging
•Add Traps
•Remove Traps
•Add Radius Server
•Remove Radius Server
•Add Tacacs Server
•Remove Tacacs Server
•Add Tacacs+ Server
•Remove Tacacs+ Server
•Add SNMP Configuration
•Remove SNMP Configuration
•Update SNMP Configuration
Add Interface Configuration
Use the Add Interface Configuration command to add an interface configuration to the selected network element.
Step 1 In the Network Vision List or Map View, right-click the network element.
Step 2 Choose Physical Inventory.
Step 3 Choose the corresponding interface and right-click, choose Commands > Configuration > Add Interface Configuration.
Step 4 Enter the value for the following parameters.
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Input Parameter
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Description
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IP Address Type
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The IP address family- can be IPv4 or IPv6
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IP Address
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The IP address - can be IPv4 or IPv6
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Mask
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The subnet mask IP address.
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Description
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The description of the interface.
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Step 5 To see the commands that will be applied on the device, click Preview.
Step 6 You can view the commands in the Result tab. You can go back and make any required changes to the input parameters.
Step 7 To schedule the command, click the Scheduling tab. For more details on scheduling, see Scheduling a Command.
Step 8 To run the commands, click Execute Now.
You can view errors in the Result tab, if there are any.
Step 9 To close the dialog box, click Close.
Remove Interface Configuration
Use the Remove Interface Configuration command to remove an interface configuration from the selected network element.
Step 1 In the Network Vision List or Map View, right-click the network element.
Step 2 Choose Logical Inventory > Routing Entities. Choose the corresponding interface and right-click.
Step 3 Choose Commands > Configuration > Remove Interface Configuration.
Step 4 To see the commands that will be applied on the device, click Preview.
Step 5 You can view the commands in the Result tab. You can go back and make any required changes to the input parameters.
Step 6 To schedule the command, click the Scheduling tab. For more details on scheduling, see Scheduling a Command.
Step 7 To run the commands, click Execute Now.
You can view errors in the Result tab, if there are any.
Step 8 To close the dialog box, click Close.
Update Interface Configuration
Use the Update Interface Configuration command to update an interface configuration on the selected network element.
Step 1 In the Network Vision List or Map View, right-click the network element.
Step 2 Choose Logical Inventory > Routing Entities. Choose the corresponding interface and right-click.
Step 3 Choose Commands > Configuration > Update Interface Configuration.
Step 4 Enter the value for the following parameter.
Input Parameter
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Description
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Description
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The description of the interface.
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Step 5 To see the commands that will be applied on the device, click Preview.
Step 6 You can view the commands in the Result tab. You can go back and make any required changes to the input parameters.
Step 7 To schedule the command, click the Scheduling tab. For more details on scheduling, see Scheduling a Command.
Step 8 To run the commands, click Execute Now.
You can view errors in the Result tab, if there are any.
Step 9 To close the dialog box, click Close.
Add Loopback Interface
Use the Add Loopback Interface command to add a loop back interface on the selected network element.
Step 1 In the Network Vision List or Map View, right-click the network element.
Step 2 Choose Commands > Configuration > Add Loopback Interface.
Step 3 Enter the value for the following parameter
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Input Parameter
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Description
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IPAddress Type
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The IP address family- can be IPv4 or IPv6
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Address
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The IP address - can be IPv4 or IPv6
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Loopback ID
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The loopback identifier of the IP address.
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Mask
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The subnet mask IP address - can be IPv4 or IPv6
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Step 4 To see the commands that will be applied on the device, click Preview.
Step 5 You can view the commands in the Result tab. You can go back and make any required changes to the input parameters.
Step 6 To schedule the command, click the Scheduling tab. For more details on scheduling, see Scheduling a Command.
Step 7 To run the commands, click Execute Now.
You can view errors in the Result tab, if there are any.
Step 8 To close the dialog box, click Close.
Add Port Description
Use the Add port description command to add a port description on the selected network element.
Note This command is unavailable on the Cisco Carrier Packet Transport (CPT) System.
Step 1 In the Network Vision List or Map View, right-click the network element.
Step 2 Choose Physical Inventory.
Step 3 Choose the corresponding interface and right-click, choose Commands > Configuration > Add port description.
Step 4 Enter the value for the following parameter.
Input Parameter
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Description
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Description
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The description of the port.
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Step 5 To see the commands that will be applied on the device, click Preview.
Step 6 You can view the commands in the Result tab. You can go back and make any required changes to the input parameters.
Step 7 To schedule the command, click the Scheduling tab. For more details on scheduling, see Scheduling a Command.
Step 8 To run the commands, click Execute Now.
You can view errors in the Result tab, if there are any.
Step 9 To close the dialog box, click Close.
Remove Port Description
Use the Remove port description command to remove a port description on the selected network element.
Note This command is unavailable on the Cisco Carrier Packet Transport (CPT) System.
Step 1 In the Network Vision List or Map View, right-click the network element.
Step 2 Choose Physical Inventory.
Step 3 Choose the corresponding interface and right-click, choose Commands > Configuration > Remove port description.
Step 4 To see the commands that will be applied on the device, click Preview.
Step 5 You can view the commands in the Result tab. You can go back and make any required changes to the input parameters.
Step 6 To schedule the command, click the Scheduling tab. For more details on scheduling, see Scheduling a Command.
Step 7 To run the commands, click Execute Now.
You can view errors in the Result tab, if there are any.
Step 8 To close the dialog box, click Close.
Update Port Description
Use the Update port description command to update the port description on the selected network element.
Note This command is unavailable on the Cisco Carrier Packet Transport (CPT) System.
Step 1 In the Network Vision List or Map View, right-click the network element.
Step 2 Choose Physical Inventory.
Step 3 Choose the corresponding interface and right-click, choose Commands > Configuration > Update port description.
Step 4 Enter the value for the following parameter.
Input Parameter
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Description
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Description
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The description of the port.
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Step 5 To see the commands that will be applied on the device, click Preview.
Step 6 You can view the commands in the Result tab. You can go back and make any required changes to the input parameters.
Step 7 To schedule the command, click the Scheduling tab. For more details on scheduling, see Scheduling a Command.
Step 8 To run the commands, click Execute Now.
You can view errors in the Result tab, if there are any.
Step 9 To close the dialog box, click Close.
Change Port Status
Use the Change port status command to add a loop back interface on the selected network element.
Note This command is unavailable on the Cisco Carrier Packet Transport (CPT) System.
Step 1 In the Network Vision List or Map View, right-click the network element.
Step 2 Choose Physical Inventory.
Step 3 Choose the corresponding interface and right-click, choose Commands > Configuration > Change Port Status.
Step 4 Enter the value for the following parameter.
Input Parameter
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Description
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Status
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The status of the port.
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Step 5 To see the commands that will be applied on the device, click Preview.
Step 6 You can view the commands in the Result tab. You can go back and make any required changes to the input parameters.
Step 7 To schedule the command, click the Scheduling tab. For more details on scheduling, see Scheduling a Command.
Step 8 To run the commands, click Execute Now.
You can view errors in the Result tab, if there are any.
Step 9 To close the dialog box, click Close.
Enable traps
Use the Enable traps command to enable traps on the selected network element.
Step 1 In the Network Vision List or Map View, right-click the network element.
Step 2 Choose Commands > Configuration > System > SNMP > Enable traps.
Step 3 Enter the value for the following parameter
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Input Parameter
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Description
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Community
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The community name.
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Host address
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The host address.
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Step 4 To see the commands that will be applied on the device, click Preview.
Step 5 You can view the commands in the Result tab. You can go back and make any required changes to the input parameters.
Step 6 To schedule the command, click the Scheduling tab. For more details on scheduling, see Scheduling a Command.
Step 7 To run the commands, click Execute Now.
You can view errors in the Result tab, if there are any.
Step 8 To close the dialog box, click Close.
Remove Access List
Use the Remove access list command to remove the access list on the selected network element.
Note You can not execute this command on network elements that run on Cisco IOS XR software.
Step 1 In the Network Vision List or Map View, right-click the network element.
Step 2 Choose Commands > Configuration > System > Remove access list.
Step 3 To see the commands that will be applied on the device, click Preview.
Step 4 You can view the commands in the Result tab. You can go back and make any required changes to the input parameters.
Step 5 To schedule the command, click the Scheduling tab. For more details on scheduling, see Scheduling a Command.
Step 6 To run the commands, click Execute Now.
You can view errors in the Result tab, if there are any.
Step 7 To close the dialog box, click Close.
Remove Access List Entry
Use the Remove access list entry command to remve access list entry on the selected network element.
Note You can not execute this command on network elements that run on Cisco IOS XR software.
Step 1 In the Network Vision List or Map View, right-click the network element.
Step 2 Choose Commands > Configuration > System > Remove access list entry.
Step 3 To see the commands that will be applied on the device, click Preview.
Step 4 You can view the commands in the Result tab. You can go back and make any required changes to the input parameters.
Step 5 To schedule the command, click the Scheduling tab. For more details on scheduling, see Scheduling a Command.
Step 6 To run the commands, click Execute Now.
You can view errors in the Result tab, if there are any.
Step 7 To close the dialog box, click Close.
Remove Rate Limit
Use the Remove rate limit command to remove the rate limit on the selected network element.
Note You can not execute this command on network elements that run on Cisco IOS XR software.
Step 1 In the Network Vision List or Map View, right-click the network element.
Step 2 Choose Commands > Configuration > System > Remove rate limit.
Step 3 To see the commands that will be applied on the device, click Preview.
Step 4 You can view the commands in the Result tab. You can go back and make any required changes to the input parameters.
Step 5 To schedule the command, click the Scheduling tab. For more details on scheduling, see Scheduling a Command.
Step 6 To run the commands, click Execute Now.
You can view errors in the Result tab, if there are any.
Step 7 To close the dialog box, click Close.
Write Memory
Use the Write memory command to write memory on the selected network element.
Note You can not execute this command on network elements that run on Cisco IOS XR software.
Step 1 In the Network Vision List or Map View, right-click the network element.
Step 2 Choose Commands > Configuration > Write memory.
Step 3 To see the commands that will be applied on the device, click Preview.
Step 4 You can view the commands in the Result tab. You can go back and make any required changes to the input parameters.
Step 5 To schedule the command, click the Scheduling tab. For more details on scheduling, see Scheduling a Command.
Step 6 To run the commands, click Execute Now.
You can view errors in the Result tab, if there are any.
Step 7 To close the dialog box, click Close.
Disable Interface
Use the Disable Interface command to disable the interface on the selected network element.
Step 1 In the Network Vision List or Map View, right-click the network element.
Step 2 Choose Logical Inventory > Routing Entities. Choose the corresponding interface and right-click.
Step 3 Choose Commands > Configuration > Disable Interface.
Step 4 To see the commands that will be applied on the device, click Preview.
Step 5 You can view the commands in the Result tab. You can go back and make any required changes to the input parameters.
Step 6 To schedule the command, click the Scheduling tab. For more details on scheduling, see Scheduling a Command.
Step 7 To run the commands, click Execute Now.
You can view errors in the Result tab, if there are any.
Step 8 To close the dialog box, click Close.
Enable Interface
Use the Enable Interface command to enable the interface on the selected network element.
Step 1 In the Network Vision List or Map View, right-click the network element.
Step 2 Choose Logical Inventory > Routing Entities. Choose the corresponding interface and right-click.
Step 3 Choose Commands > Configuration > Enable Interface.
Step 4 To see the commands that will be applied on the device, click Preview.
Step 5 You can view the commands in the Result tab. You can go back and make any required changes to the input parameters.
Step 6 To schedule the command, click the Scheduling tab. For more details on scheduling, see Scheduling a Command.
Step 7 To run the commands, click Execute Now.
You can view errors in the Result tab, if there are any.
Step 8 To close the dialog box, click Close.
Assign Port To Vlan
Use the Assign Port To Vlan command to assign a port to VLAN on the selected network element.
Step 1 In the Network Vision List or Map View, right-click the network element.
Step 2 Choose Logical Inventory > Routing Entities. Choose the corresponding interface and right-click.
Step 3 Choose Commands > Configuration > Assign Port To Vlan.
Step 4 Enter the folowing parameter.
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Input Parameter
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VLAN ID
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The VLAN identifier. Value should be with in the range 1 to 4094.
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Step 5 To see the commands that will be applied on the device, click Preview.
Step 6 You can view the commands in the Result tab. You can go back and make any required changes to the input parameters.
Step 7 To schedule the command, click the Scheduling tab. For more details on scheduling, see Scheduling a Command.
Step 8 To run the commands, click Execute Now.
You can view errors in the Result tab, if there are any.
Step 9 To close the dialog box, click Close.
DeAssign Port To Vlan
Use the DeAssign Port To Vlan command to de-assign a port to VLAN on the selected network element.
Step 1 In the Network Vision List or Map View, right-click the network element.
Step 2 Choose Logical Inventory > Routing Entities. Choose the corresponding interface and right-click.
Step 3 Choose Commands > Configuration > DeAssign Port To Vlan.
Step 4 To see the commands that will be applied on the device, click Preview.
Step 5 You can view the commands in the Result tab. You can go back and make any required changes to the input parameters.
Step 6 To schedule the command, click the Scheduling tab. For more details on scheduling, see Scheduling a Command.
Step 7 To run the commands, click Execute Now.
You can view errors in the Result tab, if there are any.
Step 8 To close the dialog box, click Close.
Add Host Name
Use the Add Host Name command to add a host name on the selected network element.
Step 1 In the Network Vision List or Map View, right-click the network element.
Step 2 Choose Commands > Configuration > System > Add Host Name.
Step 3 Enter the value for the following parameter.
Input Parameter
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Description
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Host name
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The name of the host.
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Step 4 To see the commands that will be applied on the device, click Preview.
Step 5 You can view the commands in the Result tab. You can go back and make any required changes to the input parameters.
Step 6 To schedule the command, click the Scheduling tab. For more details on scheduling, see Scheduling a Command.
Step 7 To run the commands, click Execute Now.
You can view errors in the Result tab, if there are any.
Step 8 To close the dialog box, click Close.
Remove Host Name
Use the Remove Host Name command to remove a host name on the selected network element.
Step 1 In the Network Vision List or Map View, right-click the network element.
Step 2 Choose Commands > Configuration > System > Remove Host Name.
Step 3 To see the commands that will be applied on the device, click Preview.
Step 4 You can view the commands in the Result tab. You can go back and make any required changes to the input parameters.
Step 5 To schedule the command, click the Scheduling tab. For more details on scheduling, see Scheduling a Command.
Step 6 To run the commands, click Execute Now.
You can view errors in the Result tab, if there are any.
Step 7 To close the dialog box, click Close.
Add DNS Server
Use the Add DNS Server command to add a DNS server to the selected network element.
Step 1 In the Network Vision List or Map View, right-click the network element.
Step 2 Choose Commands > Configuration > System > DNS > Add DNS Server.
Step 3 Enter the values for the following parameters
Input Parameter
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Description
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Domain Name
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The name of the domain.
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Domain List
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The name of the domain list.
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Domain Name Server Address 1 ([A.B.C.D])
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The domain name server address 1.
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Step 4 To see the commands that will be applied on the device, click Preview.
Step 5 You can view the commands in the Result tab. You can go back and make any required changes to the input parameters.
Step 6 To schedule the command, click the Scheduling tab. For more details on scheduling, see Scheduling a Command.
Step 7 To run the commands, click Execute Now.
You can view errors in the Result tab, if there are any.
Step 8 To close the dialog box, click Close.
Remove DNS Server
Use the Remove DNS Server command to add a DNS server from the selected network element.
Step 1 In the Network Vision List or Map View, right-click the network element.
Step 2 Choose Commands > Configuration > System > DNS > Remove DNS Server.
Step 3 Enter the values for the following parameters
Input Parameter
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Description
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Domain Name
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The name of the domain
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Domain List
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The name of the domain list
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Domain Name Server Address 1 ([A.B.C.D])
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The domain name server address 1.
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Step 4 To see the commands that will be applied on the device, click Preview.
Step 5 You can view the commands in the Result tab. You can go back and make any required changes to the input parameters.
Step 6 To schedule the command, click the Scheduling tab. For more details on scheduling, see Scheduling a Command.
Step 7 To run the commands, click Execute Now.
You can view errors in the Result tab, if there are any.
Step 8 To close the dialog box, click Close.
Add NTP Server
Use the Add NTP Server command to add a NTP server from the selected network element.
Step 1 In the Network Vision List or Map View, right-click the network element.
Step 2 Choose Commands > Configuration > System > NTP > Add NTP Server.
Step 3 Enter the values for the following parameters
Input Parameter
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Description
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IPAddress Type
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The address family- IPV4 or IPV6 values.
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NTP Server Address
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The NTP server IP address.
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Version Number
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The version number.
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Key Id
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The key identifier. The range should be from 0 to 4294967295.
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Interface Name
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The name of the interface.
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Step 4 To see the commands that will be applied on the device, click Preview.
Step 5 You can view the commands in the Result tab. You can go back and make any required changes to the input parameters.
Step 6 To schedule the command, click the Scheduling tab. For more details on scheduling, see Scheduling a Command.
Step 7 To run the commands, click Execute Now.
You can view errors in the Result tab, if there are any.
Step 8 To close the dialog box, click Close.
Remove NTP Server
Use the Remove NTP Server command to remove a NTP server from the selected network element.
Step 1 In the Network Vision List or Map View, right-click the network element.
Step 2 Choose Commands > Configuration > System > NTP > Remove NTP Server.
Step 3 Enter the values for the following parameter.
NTP Server Address, The NTP server IP address.
Step 4 To see the commands that will be applied on the device, click Preview.
Step 5 You can view the commands in the Result tab. You can go back and make any required changes to the input parameters.
Step 6 To schedule the command, click the Scheduling tab. For more details on scheduling, see Scheduling a Command.
Step 7 To run the commands, click Execute Now.
You can view errors in the Result tab, if there are any.
Step 8 To close the dialog box, click Close.
Syslog Host Logging
Use the Syslog Host Logging command to view the syslogs of host logging on the selected network element.
Step 1 In the Network Vision List or Map View, right-click the network element.
Step 2 Choose Commands > Configuration > System > Syslog Host Logging.
Step 3 Enter the values for the following parameters
Input Parameter
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Description
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Host Type
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The host type- IPV4 or IPV6 host.
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Logging Host
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The IP address of the logging host.
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Logging Buffer Size
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Logging buffer size. Value should be in the range from 4096 to 2147483647.
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Logging Buffered
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Logging Buffered
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Logging Facility
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Logging Facility
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Logging Severity Level
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Logging Severity Level
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Logging History
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Logging History
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Step 4 To see the commands that will be applied on the device, click Preview.
Step 5 You can view the commands in the Result tab. You can go back and make any required changes to the input parameters.
Step 6 To schedule the command, click the Scheduling tab. For more details on scheduling, see Scheduling a Command.
Step 7 To run the commands, click Execute Now.
You can view errors in the Result tab, if there are any.
Step 8 To close the dialog box, click Close.
Add Traps
Use the Add Traps command to add traps on the selected network element.
Step 1 In the Network Vision List or Map View, right-click the network element.
Step 2 Choose Commands > Configuration > System > Snmp > Add Traps.
Step 3 Enter the values for the following parameters
Input Parameter
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Description
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Trap 1
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Trap list 1
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Trap 2
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Trap list 2
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Trap 3
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Trap list 3
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Trap 4
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Trap list 4
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Trap 5
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Trap list 5
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Trap 6
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Trap list 6
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Trap 7
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Trap list 7
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Step 4 To see the commands that will be applied on the device, click Preview.
Step 5 You can view the commands in the Result tab. You can go back and make any required changes to the input parameters.
Step 6 To schedule the command, click the Scheduling tab. For more details on scheduling, see Scheduling a Command.
Step 7 To run the commands, click Execute Now.
You can view errors in the Result tab, if there are any.
Step 8 To close the dialog box, click Close.
Remove Traps
Use the Remove Traps command to remove traps on the selected network element.
Step 1 In the Network Vision List or Map View, right-click the network element.
Step 2 Choose Commands > Configuration > System > Snmp > Remove Traps.
Step 3 Enter the values for the following parameters.
Input Parameter
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Description
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Trap 1
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Trap list 1
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Trap 2
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Trap list 2
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Trap 3
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Trap list 3
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Trap 4
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Trap list 4
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Trap 5
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Trap list 5
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Trap 6
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Trap list 6
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Trap 7
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Trap list 7
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Step 4 To see the commands that will be applied on the device, click Preview.
Step 5 You can view the commands in the Result tab. You can go back and make any required changes to the input parameters.
Step 6 To schedule the command, click the Scheduling tab. For more details on scheduling, see Scheduling a Command.
Step 7 To run the commands, click Execute Now.
You can view errors in the Result tab, if there are any.
Step 8 To close the dialog box, click Close.
Add Radius Server
Use the Add Radius Server command to add a radius server on the selected network element.
Step 1 In the Network Vision List or Map View, right-click the network element.
Step 2 Choose Commands > Configuration > System > RADIUS > Add Radius Server.
Step 3 Enter the values for the following parameters
Input Parameter
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Description
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Radius Server Host Address
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The radius server host IP address
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Authentication port value
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The authentication port. Value should be in the range 0 to 65535.
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key-value
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The key-value of th radius server??
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Authentication List Name
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The authentication list name.
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Group Name
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The name of the group.
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Step 4 To see the commands that will be applied on the device, click Preview.
Step 5 You can view the commands in the Result tab. You can go back and make any required changes to the input parameters.
Step 6 To schedule the command, click the Scheduling tab. For more details on scheduling, see Scheduling a Command.
Step 7 To run the commands, click Execute Now.
You can view errors in the Result tab, if there are any.
Step 8 To close the dialog box, click Close.
Remove Radius Server
Use the Remove Radius Server command to remove a radius server on the selected network element.
Step 1 In the Network Vision List or Map View, right-click the network element.
Step 2 Choose Commands > Configuration > System > RADIUS > Remove Radius Server.
Step 3 Enter the values for the following parameters
Input Parameter
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Description
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Radius Server Host Address
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The radius server host IP address
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Authentication List Name
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The authentication list name.
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Step 4 To see the commands that will be applied on the device, click Preview.
Step 5 You can view the commands in the Result tab. You can go back and make any required changes to the input parameters.
Step 6 To schedule the command, click the Scheduling tab. For more details on scheduling, see Scheduling a Command.
Step 7 To run the commands, click Execute Now.
You can view errors in the Result tab, if there are any.
Step 8 To close the dialog box, click Close.
Add Tacacs Server
Use the Add Tacacs Server command to add a TACAS server on the selected network element.
Step 1 In the Network Vision List or Map View, right-click the network element.
Step 2 Choose Commands > Configuration > System > TACACS > Add Tacacs Server.
Step 3 Enter the values for the following parameters
Input Parameter
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Description
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Tacacs Server Host Address
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The TACAS Server Host IP Address.
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Retransmit Value
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The retransmit value. Values should be in the range 0 to 100.
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Timeout Value
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The timeout value. Value should be in the range 1 to 1000.
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Step 4 To see the commands that will be applied on the device, click Preview.
Step 5 You can view the commands in the Result tab. You can go back and make any required changes to the input parameters.
Step 6 To schedule the command, click the Scheduling tab. For more details on scheduling, see Scheduling a Command.
Step 7 To run the commands, click Execute Now.
You can view errors in the Result tab, if there are any.
Step 8 To close the dialog box, click Close.
Remove Tacacs Server
Use the Remove Tacacs Server command to remove a TACAS server on the selected network element.
Step 1 In the Network Vision List or Map View, right-click the network element.
Step 2 Choose Commands > Configuration > System > TACACS > Remove Tacacs Server.
Step 3 Enter the values for the following parameters
Input Parameter
|
Description
|
Tacacs Server Host Address
|
The TACAS Server Host IP Address.
|
Step 4 To see the commands that will be applied on the device, click Preview.
Step 5 You can view the commands in the Result tab. You can go back and make any required changes to the input parameters.
Step 6 To schedule the command, click the Scheduling tab. For more details on scheduling, see Scheduling a Command.
Step 7 To run the commands, click Execute Now.
You can view errors in the Result tab, if there are any.
Step 8 To close the dialog box, click Close.
Add Tacacs+ Server
Use the Add Tacacs Server command to add a TACAS+ server on the selected network element.
Step 1 In the Network Vision List or Map View, right-click the network element.
Step 2 Choose Commands > Configuration > System > TACACS+ > Add Tacacs+ Server.
Step 3 Enter the values for the following parameters
Input Parameter
|
Description
|
Tacacs+ Server Host Address
|
The TACACS+ server host IP address.
|
key-value
|
The key-value.
|
Authentication List Name
|
The authentication list name.
|
Group Name
|
The name of the group.
|
Step 4 To see the commands that will be applied on the device, click Preview.
Step 5 You can view the commands in the Result tab. You can go back and make any required changes to the input parameters.
Step 6 To schedule the command, click the Scheduling tab. For more details on scheduling, see Scheduling a Command.
Step 7 To run the commands, click Execute Now.
You can view errors in the Result tab, if there are any.
Step 8 To close the dialog box, click Close.
Remove Tacacs+ Server
Use the Add Tacacs Server command to remove a TACAS+ server on the selected network element.
Step 1 In the Network Vision List or Map View, right-click the network element.
Step 2 Choose Commands > Configuration > System > TACACS+ > Remove Tacacs+ Server.
Step 3 Enter the values for the following parameters.
Input Parameter
|
Description
|
Tacacs+ Server Host Address
|
The TACACS+ server host IP address.
|
Authentication List Name
|
The authentication list name.
|
Step 4 To see the commands that will be applied on the device, click Preview.
Step 5 You can view the commands in the Result tab. You can go back and make any required changes to the input parameters.
Step 6 To schedule the command, click the Scheduling tab. For more details on scheduling, see Scheduling a Command.
Step 7 To run the commands, click Execute Now.
You can view errors in the Result tab, if there are any.
Step 8 To close the dialog box, click Close.
Add SNMP Configuration
Use the Add Snmp Configuration command to add an SNMP configuration on the selected network element.
Step 1 In the Network Vision List or Map View, right-click the network element.
Step 2 Choose Commands > Configuration > System > Snmp > Add Snmp Configuration.
Step 3 Enter the values for the following parameters.
Input Parameter
|
Description
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Host address
|
The host address.
|
Community String
|
The community string.
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Community Access Type
|
Community Access Type
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Trap community Type
|
The trap community type.
|
Snmp Engine ID
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The SNMP engine identifier.
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Snmp Server View Name
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The SNMP server view name.
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MIB View Family Name
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The MIB view family name.
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MIB family Included/Excluded from the view
|
The MIB family Included/Excluded from the view.
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Snmp Server Group Name
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The SNMP server group name.
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SNMPv3 Group Security Model
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The SNMPv3 group security model.
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Group Read View Name
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The group read view name.
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Group Write View Name
|
The group write view nam.e
|
Group Notify View Name
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The group notify view name.
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Snmp Server User Name
|
The SNMP server user name.
|
SNMPv3 User Security Model
|
The SNMPv3 user security model.
|
Authentication Password
|
The authentication password.
|
Step 4 To see the commands that will be applied on the device, click Preview.
Step 5 You can view the commands in the Result tab. You can go back and make any required changes to the input parameters.
Step 6 To schedule the command, click the Scheduling tab. For more details on scheduling, see Scheduling a Command.
Step 7 To run the commands, click Execute Now.
You can view errors in the Result tab, if there are any.
Step 8 To close the dialog box, click Close.
Remove SNMP Configuration
Use the Remove Snmp Configuration command to remove an SNMP configuration on the selected network element.
Step 1 In the Network Vision List or Map View, right-click the network element.
Step 2 Choose Commands > Configuration > System > Snmp > Remove Snmp Configuration.
Step 3 Enter the values for the following parameters
Input Parameter
|
Description
|
Host address
|
The host address.
|
Community String
|
The community string.
|
Trap community Type
|
The trap community type.
|
Snmp Server View Name
|
The SNMP server view name.
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Snmp Server Group Name
|
The SNMP server group name.
|
SNMPv3 Group Security Model
|
The SNMPv3 group security model.
|
Snmp Server User Name
|
The SNMP server user name.
|
.
Step 4 To see the commands that will be applied on the device, click Preview.
Step 5 You can view the commands in the Result tab. You can go back and make any required changes to the input parameters.
Step 6 To schedule the command, click the Scheduling tab. For more details on scheduling, see Scheduling a Command.
Step 7 To run the commands, click Execute Now.
You can view errors in the Result tab, if there are any.
Step 8 To close the dialog box, click Close.
Update SNMP Configuration
Use the Update Snmp Configuration command to add an SNMP configuration on the selected network element.
Step 1 In the Network Vision List or Map View, right-click the network element.
Step 2 Choose Commands > Configuration > System > Snmp > Update Snmp Configuration.
Step 3 Enter the values for the following parameters.
Input Parameter
|
Description
|
Host address
|
The host address.
|
Community String
|
The community string.
|
Community Access Type
|
Community Access Type
|
Trap community Type
|
The trap community type.
|
Snmp Server View Name
|
The SNMP server view name.
|
MIB View Family Name
|
The MIB view family name.
|
MIB family Included/Excluded from the view
|
The MIB family Included/Excluded from the view.
|
Snmp Server Group Name
|
The SNMP server group name.
|
SNMPv3 Group Security Model
|
The SNMPv3 group security model.
|
Group Read View Name
|
The group read view name.
|
Group Write View Name
|
The group write view name.
|
Group Notify View Name
|
The group notify view name.
|
Snmp Server User Name
|
The SNMP server user name.
|
SNMPv3 User Security Model
|
The SNMPv3 user security model.
|
Authentication Password
|
The authentication password.
|
Step 4 To see the commands that will be applied on the device, click Preview.
Step 5 You can view the commands in the Result tab. You can go back and make any required changes to the input parameters.
Step 6 To schedule the command, click the Scheduling tab. For more details on scheduling, see Scheduling a Command.
Step 7 To run the commands, click Execute Now.
You can view errors in the Result tab, if there are any.
Step 8 To close the dialog box, click Close.
Show Commands
The show commands allow you to show the details of the selected network element. The commands include:
•Interface Brief
•IP Route
•VRF IP Route
•Running Config
•Running Config from File
•Startup Config
•Users (Telnet Sessions)
Interface Brief
Use the Interface Brief command to provide more brief information on the selected network element.
Step 1 In the Network Vision List or Map View, right-click the network element.
Step 2 Choose Commands > Show > IP > Interface Brief.
Step 3 To see the commands that will be applied on the device, click Preview.
Step 4 You can view the commands in the Result tab. You can go back and make any required changes to the input parameters.
Step 5 To schedule the command, click the Scheduling tab. For more details on scheduling, see Scheduling a Command.
Step 6 To run the commands, click Execute Now.
You can view errors in the Result tab, if there are any.
Step 7 To close the dialog box, click Close.
IP Route
Use the IP route command to provide more brief information of the IP route of the selected network element.
Step 1 In the Network Vision List or Map View, right-click the network element.
Step 2 Choose Commands > Show > IP route.
Step 3 To see the commands that will be applied on the device, click Preview.
Step 4 You can view the commands in the Result tab. You can go back and make any required changes to the input parameters.
Step 5 To schedule the command, click the Scheduling tab. For more details on scheduling, see Scheduling a Command.
Step 6 To run the commands, click Execute Now.
You can view errors in the Result tab, if there are any.
Step 7 To close the dialog box, click Close.
VRF IP Route
Use the VRF IP route command to provide information on the VRF IP route of the selected network element.
Step 1 In the Network Vision List or Map View, right-click the network element.
Step 2 Choose Commands > Show > VRF IP route.
Step 3 To see the commands that will be applied on the device, click Preview.
Step 4 You can view the commands in the Result tab. You can go back and make any required changes to the input parameters.
Step 5 To schedule the command, click the Scheduling tab. For more details on scheduling, see Scheduling a Command.
Step 6 To run the commands, click Execute Now.
You can view errors in the Result tab, if there are any.
Step 7 To close the dialog box, click Close.
Running Config
Use the Running Config command to view the running configuration of the selected network element.
Step 1 In the Network Vision List or Map View, right-click the network element.
Step 2 Choose Commands > Show > Running Config.
Step 3 To see the commands that will be applied on the device, click Preview.
Step 4 You can view the commands in the Result tab. You can go back and make any required changes to the input parameters.
Step 5 To schedule the command, click the Scheduling tab. For more details on scheduling, see Scheduling a Command.
Step 6 To run the commands, click Execute Now.
You can view errors in the Result tab, if there are any.
Step 7 To close the dialog box, click Close.
Running Config from File
Use the Running Config from file command to view the running configuration of the selected network element from the file.
Step 1 In the Network Vision List or Map View, right-click the network element.
Step 2 Choose Commands > Show > Running Config from file.
Step 3 To see the commands that will be applied on the device, click Preview.
Step 4 You can view the commands in the Result tab. You can go back and make any required changes to the input parameters.
Step 5 To schedule the command, click the Scheduling tab. For more details on scheduling, see Scheduling a Command.
Step 6 To run the commands, click Execute Now.
You can view errors in the Result tab, if there are any.
Step 7 To close the dialog box, click Close.
Startup Config
Use the Startup Config command to view the start-up configuration of the selected network element.
Step 1 In the Network Vision List or Map View, right-click the network element.
Step 2 Choose Commands > Show > Startup Config.
Step 3 To see the commands that will be applied on the device, click Preview.
Step 4 You can view the commands in the Result tab. You can go back and make any required changes to the input parameters.
Step 5 To schedule the command, click the Scheduling tab. For more details on scheduling, see Scheduling a Command.
Step 6 To run the commands, click Execute Now.
You can view errors in the Result tab, if there are any.
Step 7 To close the dialog box, click Close.
Users (Telnet Sessions)
Use the Users (Telnet Sessions) command to view the details of the telnet sessions of the selected network element.
Step 1 In the Network Vision List or Map View, right-click the network element.
Step 2 Choose Commands > Show > Users (Telnet Sessions).
Step 3 To see the commands that will be applied on the device, click Preview.
Step 4 You can view the commands in the Result tab. You can go back and make any required changes to the input parameters.
Step 5 To schedule the command, click the Scheduling tab. For more details on scheduling, see Scheduling a Command.
Step 6 To run the commands, click Execute Now.
You can view errors in the Result tab, if there are any.
Step 7 To close the dialog box, click Close.
Tools Commands
The tools commands allow you to transfer files from the selected network element. The commands include:
•From FTP
•From TFTP
•To FTP
•To TFTP
Note The tools commands are unavailable on the Cisco Carrier Packet Transport (CPT) System.
From FTP
Use the From FTP command to perform FTP on the selected network element.
Step 1 In the Network Vision List or Map View, right-click the network element.
Step 2 Choose Commands > Tools > File copy > From FTP.
Step 3 Enter the value for the following parameter.
Input Parameter
|
Description
|
Source File
|
The configuration source file type.
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Dest file
|
The destination configuration file type- running config or start-up config.
|
Password
|
The FTP password.
|
Source IP
|
The source IP address
|
Source file
|
The configuration source file type.
|
User
|
The FTP user name
|
Step 4 To see the commands that will be applied on the device, click Preview.
Step 5 You can view the commands in the Result tab. You can go back and make any required changes to the input parameters.
Step 6 To schedule the command, click the Scheduling tab. For more details on scheduling, see Scheduling a Command.
Step 7 To run the commands, click Execute Now.
You can view errors in the Result tab, if there are any.
Step 8 To close the dialog box, click Close.
From TFTP
Use the From TFTP command to perform TFTP on the selected network element.
Step 1 In the Network Vision List or Map View, right-click the network element.
Step 2 Choose Commands > Tools > File copy > From TFTP.
Step 3 Enter the value for the following parameter.
Input Parameter
|
Description
|
Dest file
|
The destination configuration file type.
|
Source IP
|
The source IP address.
|
Source file
|
The configuration source file type.
|
Step 4 To see the commands that will be applied on the device, click Preview.
Step 5 You can view the commands in the Result tab. You can go back and make any required changes to the input parameters.
Step 6 To schedule the command, click the Scheduling tab. For more details on scheduling, see Scheduling a Command.
Step 7 To run the commands, click Execute Now.
You can view errors in the Result tab, if there are any.
Step 8 To close the dialog box, click Close.
To FTP
Use the To FTP command to perform FTP on the selected network element.
Step 1 In the Network Vision List or Map View, right-click the network element.
Step 2 Choose Commands > Tools > File copy > To FTP.
Step 3 Enter the value for the following parameter
Input Parameter
|
Description
|
Destination IP
|
The destination IP address.
|
Destination file
|
The destination file.
|
Password
|
The FTP password.
|
Source file
|
The source configuration file type.
|
User
|
The FTP user name.
|
Step 4 To see the commands that will be applied on the device, click Preview.
Step 5 You can view the commands in the Result tab. You can go back and make any required changes to the input parameters.
Step 6 To schedule the command, click the Scheduling tab. For more details on scheduling, see Scheduling a Command.
Step 7 To run the commands, click Execute Now.
You can view errors in the Result tab, if there are any.
Step 8 To close the dialog box, click Close.
To TFTP
Use the To TFTP command to perform TFTP on the selected network element.
Step 1 In the Network Vision List or Map View, right-click the network element.
Step 2 Choose Commands > Tools > File copy > To FTP.
Step 3 Enter the value for the following parameter.
Input Parameter
|
Description
|
Destination IP
|
The destination IP address
|
Destination file
|
The destination file
|
Source file
|
The source configuration file type
|
Step 4 To see the commands that will be applied on the device, click Preview.
Step 5 You can view the commands in the Result tab. You can go back and make any required changes to the input parameters.
Step 6 To schedule the command, click the Scheduling tab. For more details on scheduling, see Scheduling a Command.
Step 7 To run the commands, click Execute Now.
You can view errors in the Result tab, if there are any.
Step 8 To close the dialog box, click Close.
OAM Commands
TheOAM commands allow you to perform operations, administration, and maintanence operations on the selected network element. The commands include:
•Destination From Device
•Ping VRF
•Trace Route From Device
•Trace Route VRF
Destination From Device
Use the Destination From Device command to view the destination from device on the selected network element.
Step 1 In the Network Vision List or Map View, right-click the network element.
Step 2 Choose Commands > OAM > Ping > Destination From Device.
Step 3 Enter the value for the following parameter.
Input Parameter
|
Description
|
Destination address
|
The destination address.
|
Step 4 To see the commands that will be applied on the device, click Preview.
Step 5 You can view the commands in the Result tab. You can go back and make any required changes to the input parameters.
Step 6 To schedule the command, click the Scheduling tab. For more details on scheduling, see Scheduling a Command.
Step 7 To run the commands, click Execute Now.
You can view errors in the Result tab, if there are any.
Step 8 To close the dialog box, click Close.
Ping VRF
Use the Ping VRF command to perform ping VRF on the selected network element.
Step 1 In the Network Vision List or Map View, right-click the network element.
Step 2 Choose Commands > OAM > Ping VRF.
Step 3 Enter the value for the following parameter
.
Input Parameter
|
Description
|
Destination address
|
The destination address.
|
Step 4 To see the commands that will be applied on the device, click Preview.
Step 5 You can view the commands in the Result tab. You can go back and make any required changes to the input parameters.
Step 6 To schedule the command, click the Scheduling tab. For more details on scheduling, see Scheduling a Command.
Step 7 To run the commands, click Execute Now.
You can view errors in the Result tab, if there are any.
Step 8 To close the dialog box, click Close.
Trace Route From Device
Use the Trace Route From Device command to view the trace route from the selected network element.
Step 1 In the Network Vision List or Map View, right-click the network element.
Step 2 Choose Commands > OAM > Trace Route From Device.
Step 3 Enter the value for the following parameter
.
Input Parameter
|
Description
|
Destination address
|
The destination address.
|
Step 4 To see the commands that will be applied on the device, click Preview.
Step 5 You can view the commands in the Result tab. You can go back and make any required changes to the input parameters.
Step 6 To schedule the command, click the Scheduling tab. For more details on scheduling, see Scheduling a Command.
Step 7 To run the commands, click Execute Now.
You can view errors in the Result tab, if there are any.
Step 8 To close the dialog box, click Close.
Trace Route VRF
Use the Trace Route VRF command to view the trace route VRF from the selected network element.
Step 1 In the Network Vision List or Map View, right-click the network element.
Step 2 Choose Commands > OAM > Trace Route VRF.
Step 3 Enter the value for the following parameter.
Input Parameter
|
Description
|
Destination address
|
The destination address.
|
Step 4 To see the commands that will be applied on the device, click Preview.
Step 5 You can view the commands in the Result tab. You can go back and make any required changes to the input parameters.
Step 6 To schedule the command, click the Scheduling tab. For more details on scheduling, see Scheduling a Command.
Step 7 To run the commands, click Execute Now.
You can view errors in the Result tab, if there are any.
Step 8 To close the dialog box, click Close.
Scheduling a Command
You can specify when you want to execute a command using the Scheduling tab of the commands window.
To schedule a command, you must:
Step 1 In the Network Vision List or Map View, right-click the network element.
Step 2 Choose Commands and then select the desired command.
Step 3 Click the Scheduling tab.
Step 4 Choose Execute Now to execute the command at that instance.
Step 5 Choose Schedule Job to schedule the command to execute later.
a. Click Once to specify the command to execute only once. You must specify the date and the time you want the command to execute.
b. Click Recurring to specify that you want the command to be executed in a recurring manner. You must specify the from and to date and time. You can execute the command:
–Every specific time. For example every twenty minutes.
–Daily- You can select Daily if you want the selected command to be executed every day.
–Weekly- You can select which day of the week you want to execute the command.
–Monthly- You can select which day of the month you want to execute the comand.
Step 6 Enter the values for the comment.
Step 7 To preview the executed command, click Preview.
Step 8 To execute the command as specified in the command window, click Execute Now.
Step 9 To close the window, click Close.
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