Using the sla agent in snmp, Full configuration backup/restore, Cabletron ctdownload mib – Enterasys Networks Security Router X-PeditionTM User Manual
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Network Management through SNMP
XSR User’s Guide 2-43
Query a Measurement
Now that you have performed the previous actions, you can query the measurement result.
Via CLI
The following command displays rtr output:
XSR#show rtr history
Via SNMP
1.
Query the etsysSrvcLvlHistoryTable (1.3.6.1.4.1.5624.1.2.39.1.3.1).
Using the SLA Agent in SNMP
The XSR’s SLA agent implements the Enterasys Service Level Reporting MIB and supported
metrics as detailed in the following tables, which may cross-reference each other. For example,
etsysSrvcLvlNetMeasureIndex is used to index etsysSrvcLvlHistoryTable as well.
“Service Level Reporting MIB Tables”
on page B-1 for supported OIDs.
Full Configuration Backup/Restore
The XSR supports a full configuration backup and restore via SNMP using the Enterasys
Configuration Management and Cabletron CTdownload MIBs. Follow the steps below.
Cabletron CTdownload MIB
1.
Select the downLoadConfiguration(4) and upLoadConfiguration(5) operations in the
ctDLOnLineDownload field.
2.
Specify the address of the TFTP server in ctDLNetaddress. Start the transfer with the
appropriate value in ctDLOnLineDownload. Monitor the transfer’s progress by polling the
ctDLOperStatus field. Note that by definition, the XSR will be reset after a
full-config
is
downloaded, unbundled, verified and committed to RAM.
3.
During an upload of
full-config
, the
user.dat
,
cert.dat
, and
private-config
files will
be bundled and stored in a temporary file (
full-config
), then uploaded to the TFTP server.
Enterasys Configuration Management MIB
1.
Select the configurationUpload(5) and configurationDownload(6) operations in the
etsysConfigMgmtChangeOperation field. Specify the file name as full-config.
2.
In order to activate the configuration, the configurationActivate(9) command is issued causing a
bundled
full-config
to be unbundled and become the active (
startup
) configuration. The
file name in etsysConfigMgmtChangeURL must indicate
full-config
. This action initiates a
system reset.
3.
The upload and download of the
startup-config
file follows the same steps as in the
Cabletron MIB but does not bundle or unbundle other configuration components.
Note: All configurable values are limited by ranges specified in the CLI.