On Fri, 31 Aug 2001, Daley, Greg (Greg) wrote:
> Please be aware that opening the case (as required for
> most Nindy's) voids any warranty.
I've not seen a device yet that could not be opened and closed without
breaking the precious "this will call down the wrath of god" stickers.
> NavisAccess allows you to download the configs using SNMP
> (Initiates a TFTP request from the MAX). The password is
> in the config file.
The password(s) will be in the config file if you configured the MAX to
show it in the config file. As I recall, the default is not to show them.
AND, this requires SNMP *WRITE* access to the MAX -- which is *not* setup
by default.
> if NA is not an option (?) then the same thing can
> be done by manually setting the MIB variables in SNMP.
>
> TAC or your Reseller can help you with that if you require.
Leave it to a Lucent employee to force you have a support contract...
SNMPSET="snmpset -v 1 ${node} ${comm}"
SNMPGET="snmpget -v 1 -Oq ${node} ${comm}"
#echo "1..."
## sysConfigTftpHostAddr
## sysConfigTftpFilename
## sysConfigTftpPort
## sysConfigTftpParameter (profile list)
${SNMPSET} \
sysConfigTftpHostAddr.${index} a 208.216.228.200 \
sysConfigTftpFilename.${index} s ${dest} \
sysConfigTftpPort.${index} i 69 \
> /dev/null
#echo "2..."
## sysConfigTftpCmd
## :: - 1 save
## :: - 3 saveAll
echo " ... commencing transfer ..."
${SNMPSET} sysConfigTftpCmd.${index} i 1 > /dev/null
## sysConfigTftpStatus
## :: - 1 ok
## :: - 17 inProgress
status=`${SNMPGET} sysConfigTftpStatus.${index} | cut -d' ' -f2`
You'll need the "ascend.mib" for those OIDs.
--Ricky
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