PDF user manual for CopperEdge 150

You must enter the elements of command strings in the followingorder, and you must adhere to the following restrictions:• Command type: set, get, getnext, getall, help, find, ping.Always enter the command type first, separated from thegroup name by a space.For operators with Security or System privileges, thefollowing commands are also available: elog, alarms,LCRestart, and SCMRestart.• Group name: cmSystem, cmIface, cmADSLModem, etc.Always enter a group name for the set, get, getnext,getall, and find commands. Otherwise, the system willreturn an error message. All of the group names arelisted alphabetically in the CopperEdge 150 CopperCraftReference and MIB Definitions manual.• Instance: IP address, PII, etc.Enter an instance for a Set or Get command. A port—either a WAN port or a DSL port—can be divided intoVCs. To identify the VC, include the number of the VCafter the number for the slot. For example, the instance,1.2.1.30, refers to the WAN module in slot 3 and the firstport. The number, 30, identifies the VC.Always enclose an instance in square brackets [ ]. If anentry requires more than one index, place the indexes inthe same order as displayed in the help objects listing.Always separate multiple indexes with a comma, butalways enclose them with a set of brackets: [index1,index2]. Multiple indexes form a single instance.• Object name: NetModel, IpAddr, NetMask, etc.Enter an object name when performing a Set command.(In the three different Get commands, object names areunnecessary.) Separate the object name from theinstance by a space. Also, an object name must beaccompanied by an object value.• Object value: possible values or value ranges arespecified in each of the object group tables.All of the objects and their values or value ranges arelisted in the CopperEdge 150 CopperCraft Reference andMIB Definitions manual. In the command string,separate an object value from an object name with anequal sign (=), in this way: netmodel=coppervpn.Do not use spaces between object names and objectvalues.In a Set command, you will be assigning values tomultiple objects. In these situations, separate differentobjects (and their values) from each other with spaces,as follows:CRAFT> set cmiface [1.4.24] netmodel=vwandestpii=1.2.1.500 encapsulationtype=rfc1483cmcpcompatible=yes&KDSWHU,QLWLDO&RQILJXUDWLRQ