PDF user manual for CopperEdge 150

• A PII such as 1.4.24 identifies the CE150 chassis 1, theDSL module in slot 4, and port 24 (it could be SDSLADSL, or T1).If you are using an SNMP manager to configure the CE150, youcan use a slightly different PII format. In such a case, you probablywill enter the identifier without periods to separate the segments,and you probably will fill parts of the fields with leading zeros. Forexample, a PII of 1.2.1.24 entered at the CopperCraft CLI will becomea PII of 102010024 entered in an SNMP manager.6103&RPPDQG6WUXFWXUHCommand strings for SNMP object groups must have certain elementsin them, which must appear in a certain order. If elementsare missing or if they are out of order, the CE150 will notbe able to process the commands that you sent through the CopperCraftCLI. Instead, the system will issue an error message.Command strings for SNMP object groups have a minimum oftwo elements:• a command type• an object group nameCommand strings for SNMP object groups have a maximum offive separate elements:• a command type• an object group name• an instance (typically a PII)• one or more object names• an object value for each object nameHere is the structure of a typical Set command that is assigninga data rate on an HDSL port of 416 Mbps. The port is the fourthone on a board in the fourth slot of the chassis:CommandTypeGroupNameInstanceCraft> set cmhdslmodem [1.4.4} datarate=416Object NameObject ValueExample of a Set Command&RSSHU(GJH,QVWDOODWLRQDQG2SHUDWLQJ*XLGH