Appendix E: Ridgeline Utilities; Package Debug Info Utility - Extreme Networks Ridgeline Guide Manual

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A P P E N D I X
This appendix describes several utilities and scripts, commands shipped with the Ridgeline software
and installed on the Ridgeline server:
The Package Debug Info utility
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information into an archive file (zip-format file) that can be sent to Extreme Networks technical
support organization to help troubleshoot problems with Ridgeline.
The Port Configuration utility
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ports used by the Ridgeline server
The DevCLI utility (on page
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device groups; and can be used to modify device configuration information from the Ridgeline
database using the
devcli
The Inventory Export scripts
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Ridgeline inventory and output it to the console or to a file
The SNMPCLI utility (on page
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The AlarmMgr utility (on page
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Results can be output to a file.
The FindAddr utility (on page
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ports (specified individually or as device or port groups). Results can be output to a file.
The TransferMgr utility
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download new software versions.
The ImportResources utility
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source such as an LDAP or Windows Domain Controller directory.
The ConfigFreeRadius server commands
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configure a FreeRadius server.

Package Debug Info Utility

The Package Debug Info function collects information about the Ridgeline server that can be used to
help debug problems with the server. It is run from the command line (or from the Start Menu in
Windows) and can be used while the Ridgeline server is running as well as when the server is stopped.
The Package Debug Info command create a zip file that contains copies of the various log files,
properties files, and other server debug information. By default the resulting file is named
Ridgeline Concepts and Solutions Guide
Ridgeline Utilities
(on page 349), that collects the various log files and other system
(on page 350), a Windows-only utility that you can use to change the
351), that can be used to add, modify, delete, and sync devices and
command
(on page 354), that can be used to extract information from the
356), that can be used to inspect the contents of device MIBs
358), used to display alarm information from the Ridgeline database.
361), used to find IP or MAC addresses within a set of devices or
(on page 363), used to upload or download device configurations, or to
(on page 366), used to import resources into Ridgeline from an external
(on page 368), used for the VM Mobility feature to
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