Intel NetStructure MPCMM0001 Software Instructions page 88

The Command Line Interface (CLI)
Table 27. Dataitem Keywords for Cmm Location (Sheet 3 of 7)
dataitem
Used only with the CMM
cmm1EthernetA
location to change the eth0/
cmm1EthernetB
eth1 direction to either the
front panel, the rear panel IO
cmm2EthernetA
card, or backplane on CMM1
cmm2EthernetB
and/or CMM2.
The version of the CMM
version
software.
Used with the cmmget
command to update the CMM
firmware on the CMM.
In a redundant system,
updates should only be done
update on one CMM at a time in order
to maintain chassis
management.
Refer to
CMM Software" on page 204
for additional information.
Returns the list of CMMs in the
redundancy
shelf and their status.
Used with cmmset from the
active CMM to force a failover
to the standby. This will only
failover
complete successfully if the
standby CMM is in a state
where it can handle a failover.
Enable/Disable RMCP
rmcpenable
interface.
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Get/
Description
Set
Both
Get
Set
Section 23, "Updating
Get
Set
Both
CLI Get Output
"Front" or "Rear" or "Backplane". For
example,
bash-2.04# cmmget -d
cmm1ethernetA
cmm1ethernetA: front
bash-2.04# cmmget -d
cmm1ethernetB
cmm1ethernetB: front
bash-2.04# cmmget -d
cmm2ethernetA
cmm2ethernetA: front
bash-2.04# cmmget -d
cmm2ethernetB
cmm2ethernetB: front
"Version:
[Generation].[SRA].[Patch].[Build]"
where Generation: Firmware
Generation. SRA: Release in that
Generation. Patch: Patch number.
Build: Build number. E.g.
Version:5.1.0.11
N/A
CMM 1: Present (active) *
CMM 2: Not Present (standby)
* = The CMM you are currently logged
into.
N/A
"1" - RMCP Enabled
"0" - RMCP disabled
Valid Set Values
"Front", "Rear", or
"Backplane"
N/A
"<cmm image
location>
ftp:<hostname or IP
address>:username
:password"
N/A
"1" = Failover to
standby CMM with
equal or newer
firmware version.
"any"= Failover to
standby CMM
regardless of
firmware version.
"1" - RMCP Enable
"0" - RMCP disable