Using The Remoteshelf Command - Lucent Technologies Stinger MRT 19 Getting Started Manual

contact-closure[1] = no
contact-closure[2] = no
contact-closure[3] = no
contact-closure[4] = no
contact-closure[5] = no
contact-closure[6] = no
contact-closure[7] = no
Parameter
remote-shelf-id
remote-shelf-oper-state
internal-fan-unit-failed Not meaningful for Stinger MRT units.
external-fan-unit-failed Not meaningful for Stinger MRT units.
door-open
over-temperature
contact-closure[n]
host-port:physical-addre
ss
host-port:logical-item
topology:port-towards-ho
st-shelf
topology:port-1-shelf
topology:port-2-shelf

Using the remoteshelf command

A new remoteshelf command displays information about enabled remote
shelves. It uses the following syntax on a hosted system:
HOST> help remoteshelf
usage: remoteShelf -[s|o] <param>
remoteShelf with no options, show all configured remote shelves
Stinger® MRT Getting Started Guide
Hosted Operation of Cascaded Stinger MRT units
Hosted MRT system management
Setting
Shelf ID of the remote shelf represented in this profile.
The operational state of the remote shelf. Values can
indicate that the remote shelf is up or down, if the link
between the host and remote shelf failed to come up,
or that the host-to-shelf autodiscovery process is
currently in progress or has established the link to the
operational remote shelf.
Not meaningful for Stinger MRT units.
Whether the cabinet temperature exceeds the
threshold (yes or no).
An array of indexed parameters that indicate the
contact closure state (yes if contact closure is detected)
on the corresponding remote shelf. Only the first two
contact closure values are meaningful for Stinger MRT units.
The physical address of the remote shelf. The address
specifies a shelf ID, followed by a slot number, followed
by the item number of an addressable entity within the
context of shelf and slot.
A number that specifies an addressable logical entity
within the context of a physical address.
The port on the remote shelf used for the link to the
host.
The shelf ID of the remote shelf directly connected to
the first cascade port on the host.
The shelf ID of the remote shelf directly connected to
the second cascade port on the host.
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