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Hosted Operation of Cascaded Stinger MRT units
Hosted MRT system management
remoteShelf -s <shelf> show detailed information for a single remote
shelf
For example, the following command shows details about remote shelf 3:
HOST> remoteshelf -s 3
Shelf:
Shelf Name:
Shelf Location: MyShelfLocation
Shelf Type:
Host Port:
Shelf Enabled:
Oper State:
Up Count:
Last Up Time:
Last down Time: Wed Sep 17 15:45:21 2003
Without any options, the command displays all configured remote shelves:
HOST> remoteshelf
Shelf Name
Setting alarms for events on remote shelves
Alarms triggered by events on remote shelves operate within the existing
profile-based alarm infrastructure, which is described in the Stinger Administration
Guide. If you configure an alarm to be active by setting its value to yes, an action
is triggered and volatile profiles are updated. An emergency level log message is
generated whenever the alarm is raised or cleared.
The following parameter, shown with its default setting, determines the scope of
an alarm event in a hosted system:
[in ALARM/""]
physical-address = { any-shelf any-slot 0 }
The default setting represents all remote shelves in the hosted system. To specify
an alarm event that will be triggered only when it occurs on the host itself,
specify shelf 1. For example:
HOST> set physical-address shelf = shelf-1
To configure an alarm for a specific remote shelf, specify the ID of that shelf. For
example, to configure an alarm for shelf 2:
HOST> set physical-address shelf = shelf-2
An alarm profile specific to a remote shelf is deleted if the remote-shelf-config
profile for that shelf is deleted, and the corresponding alarms are cleared.
Remote shelf alarm events
Following are alarm events related to MRT remote shelves:
B-18
3
MyShelfName
Stinger MRT
{ { 1 17 1 } 0 }
Yes
OPER_UP
2
Wed Sep 17 15:45:25 2003
2 MyShelfName
AdminState OperState host-port
Enabled
OPER_Down {{ 0 0 0} 0}
Stinger® MRT Getting Started Guide
up-count
0
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