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Command Response

When a command has been successfully received and syntax verified, the SIU
responds with the following status:

OperationSucceeded.

Basic CM

This section lists basic Configuration Management (CM) commands. Basic CM is used to
change attribute values in the Managed Information Model (MIM) and to ensure that
data changes are performed consistently.

Several attributes can be changed in a transaction by including a setMOAttribute


command for each attribute to change. Each command performed in a transaction is
validated immediately and executed when the commit command is received.

Basic CM commands:

checkConsistency
getContainment
getCounters
startTransaction
setMOAttribute
getMOAttribute
getTransactionId
getTransactionStatus
commit
endTransaction
createMO
deleteMO

Bulk CM

The commands listed in this section are related to the downloading and uploading of
configuration files and the activation of new configurations. The configuration files hold
configuration data for the Management Information Base (MIB). Files for download to
the
SIU are generated by the OSS. Files are uploaded to be processed by the OSS.

startSession
getSessionIds
download
upload
backup
restore
getSessionStatus
abortSessionOperation
activate
endSession
getPendingConfiguration

"sftp://username:password@a.b.c.d/filepath"

SW Upgrade

The commands listed in this section are related to the downloading of software files
and the
activation of new software.
The downloading and the activation of software are performed in a software session.

startSWSession
getSWSessionIds
downloadSW
getSWSessionStatus
abortSWSessionOperation
activateSW
endSWSession

dataencryption <on/print> probar!

Example 1

dataEncryption on

Note: A warning will appear asking for acknowledge if this command really should be
executed.

Warning: All configuration files will be encrypted, backup and secondary


configuration to be removed, continue
(ok/cancel)?

OperationSucceeded

4.14.4 Example 2

OSmon> dataEncryption print


notActivated
OperationSucceeded

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