Seeding And Synchronizing The Cdb; Show Configuration Confd Command - Cisco ASR 5500 System Administration Manual

NETCONF and ConfD
database through the ConfD-supplied APIs. Once the ConfD configuration database is populated, StarOS
continues to allow CLI access to modify the overall configuration. There are no automatic updates to the CDB
as a result. The CDB only receives updates via the NETCONF interface. In order to keep the CDB and the
StarOS configuration databases in sync, all changes made via CLI access (external to NETCONF) to the
cisco-staros-cli-config YANG model supported configuration objects must be applied to the CDB manually.

Seeding and Synchronizing the CDB

After enabling server confd you may need to initially seed the CDB with a local copy of the configuration
database (CDB) managed by ConfD on StarOS. The seeding procedure creates a CDB used by ConfD on the
StarOS platform that contains all CLI based YANG model supported configuration commands.
Important
Step 1 Run Exec mode save configuration <url> confd to save the ConfD supported StarOS configuration data to a file on
the /flash device.
Step 2 Run Exec mode show configuration error to validate the saved configuration. Correct any errors before applying the
configuration. Otherwise, ConfD will reject the entire configuration.
Step 3 Run Exec mode configure confd <url> to apply the ConfD configuration. Once the ConfD configuration is applied,
the device is ready to establish NETCONF connections to the NSO management service.
Step 4
Synchronize the device with your NSO. Refer to NSO user documentation for detailed information on the synchronization
process.

show configuration confd Command

The confd keyword filters the output of the show configuration command to display only configuration
commands that are supported by the CLI based YANG model.
show configuration confd
A sample output appears below.
[local]<host_name># show configuration confd
config
context local
active-charging service ecs
#exit
end
[local]<host_name>#
• If you manually modify a managed object via the StarOS CLI, you must resynchronize the running
configuration with the NSO by repeating the procedure described below.
server confd
#exit
ruledef rd1
tcp any-match = TRUE
#exit
rulebase default
#exit
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