Juniper MEDIA FLOW MANAGER 2.0.2 - ADMINISTRATOR S GUIDE AND CLI Administrator's Manual page 105

Media Flow Manager Administrator's Guide
Create or delete (with no) an <appliance ID> for a remote appliance to manage; also enter an
address and port number. NOTE: this will interrupt any active operations on this appliance
(e.g. applying a profile), as it will cause the connection to the appliance to be immediately
broken and reformed. Notes:
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address
attempting to communicate with the appliance. Use no to reset the address to be the
same as <appliance_id>.
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auth
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password username <username> password [<password>]
user (default is admin) and password (default is empty) which are used for password
authentication. Select the defaults with the no form of the commands. If the positive
form of the password command is used with no password, the user is prompted for
the password; any entries echo only with the star (*) character, and the user must
enter the same string twice for confirmation.
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ssh-dsa2
remote user (default is admin) and the name of the identity which are used for ssh-
dsa2 or ssh-rsa2 authentication. There is no default identity, so it must be specified if
ssh-dsa2 authentication is used. The identity is the name of an identity previously
created with one of the cmc auth commands.
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authtype
be one of password (default), ssh-dsa2, or ssh-rsa2. Use no to reset the default.
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check-status
global
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client-requests enable
from this particular appliance. See the corresponding global command cmc server client-
requests enable for more details.
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comment
Use no cmc appliance <appliance_ID> comment to delete the comment.
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connection
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auto
connect to this appliance for management. If disabled, Media Flow Controller waits for
either a manual connection request, or for the client to initiate the connection.
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reconnect [maintain]
immediately attempt to reconnect. If this attempt fails, the reconnection retry interval is
reset to its shortest value. The optional maintain parameter puts the appliance
temporarily into an auto-connect mode (as if the auto-connect option were set),
except that this only lasts until the next manual disconnect, or the system is rebooted.
—Sets the IP address or hostname that the Media Flow Controller uses when
or ssh-rsa2 username <username> identity <identity> —Sets the
push [username<username> password [<password>]
appliance, push the public key part of the specified identity onto the appliance (via
SSH). If the username and password are specified, those are used to log into
the appliance for pushing the key. The password may be specified as "" if the
account doesn't require one. If the username and password are omitted, the
configured settings for password authentication on this appliance are used, even
if password authentication is not the enabled authtype. The username is not
verified (other than explicitly forbidding usernames that contain the @ character).
—Sets the authentication type to use when connecting to the appliance. Must
—Enable or disable status checking for this particular appliance. See the
commands for more details.
cmc status
—Enable or disable processing of proxied client requests
—Add a comment to the appliance; view with show appliance <appliance_id>.
—Specify whether or not Media Flow Controller should automatically try to
—Break the connection to this appliance (if any), and
CHAPTER 5 CLI Commands
—Sets the remote
—For a given
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