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Hosted Operation of Cascaded Stinger MRT units
Hosted MRT system management
The next commands configure a trap profile to support these watchdog warnings
on a remote shelf, to be sent to an SNMP station at IP address 10.10.10.1:
HOST> new trap 10.10.10.1
HOST> set host-address = 10.10.10.1
HOST> set alarm-enabled = yes
HOST> set remote-shelf-enabled = yes
HOST> set watchdog-warning-enabled = yes
HOST> write -f
You can disable a specific remote shelf watchdog by modifying the watchdog
profile. For example:
HOST> read watchdog { relay cm-input-relay 4003 }
HOST> set watchdog-trap-enable = no
HOST> write -f
For more details about traps and watchdogs, see the Stinger Administration Guide.
Displaying hosted MRT system topology and statistics
To display the topology of a hosted system, use the topology command. The
command uses the following syntax:
HOST> ? topology
topologyDetails Display the topology details
You can also execute the topology command in an open session on a remote
shelf. In that case, the command displays the details of that shelf.
Displaying the entire topology
With no options, the topology command displays details about each shelf in the
hosted system. In the following example, remote shelf 3 is connected to EXP1, and
no remote shelves are connected after it. On EXP2 remote shelf 2 is connected,
followed by remote shelf 5.
HOST> topol
Slaves connected to EXP1 of Master
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ShelfId
Operational State
Admin State
Position
MrtType
MRT Connected to Exp1
MRT Connected to Exp2
Port connected to - On Master
Port connected to - On Slave
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Usage: topology -[p|d|s|r] <options>
topology
topology -p
topology -d <shelfId> displays details of shelf
topology -s <shelfId> displays the statistics
topology -r <shelfId> on master, sends Init to Slave
with no options, displays entire topology
pictorial display of topology
: 3
: UP
: UP
: 1
: STINGER_MRT_23INCH_PLATFORM
: 1
: 16
: 0
: 0
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