Installing Acsei Client; Configuring The Default Startup Settings For Acsei Client - 3Com MSR 50 Series Configuration Manual

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Installing ACSEI Client

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Configuring the Default
Startup Settings for
ACSEI Client
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ACSEI clients. The following contents introduce the ACSEI client configuration on
an OAP module:
"Installing ACSEI Client" on page 2202
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"Configuring the Default Startup Settings for ACSEI Client" on page 2202
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"Controlling ACSEI Client" on page 2204
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"Displaying and Maintaining ACSEI Client" on page 2205
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Enter the Linux system of the OAP module, download the ACSEI client rpm
package to the OAP module, and then use the Linux command to install ACSEI
client. The specific procedures are listed in the following table.
Follow these steps to install ACSEI client:
To do...
Switch to the Linux system
of the OAP module from
the command line interface
of the device
Check whether the ACSEI
client rpm package has
been installed
Uninstall the installed ACSEI
client rpm package
Install the ACSEI client rpm
package
View the ACSEI client
version
filename is the external name of the ACSEI client rpm package, such as
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acsei-client-1.0-0.i386.rpm, where 1.0-0 is the version number.
For description on the oap connect slot command, refer to
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Configuration" on page
ACSEI client is enabled once it is installed, and by default, ACSEI client starts up
with the startup of the module system. You can modify the default settings
through the following commands.
Modifying the default startup settings through CLI
Follow these steps to configure the default startup settings for ACSEI client:
Use the command...
oap connect slot
slot-number
rpm -ql acsei-client
rpm -e acsei-client
rpm -ivh filename
rpm -q acsei-client -i
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Remarks
Required
Available in user view
Required
This operation is available in the
Linux system of the OAP module.
Required
This operation is available in the
Linux system of the OAP module.
Required
By default, ACSEI client has
already been installed on the OAP
module.
This operation is available in the
Linux system of the OAP module.
Optional
This operation is available in the
Linux system of the OAP module.
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