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CLI
Executes CLI operations. A
request message encloses
commands in the <CLI>
element, and a response
message encloses the command
output in the <CLI> element.
NETCONF supports the
following views:
• Execution—Use view
• Configuration—System view
To execute a command in other
views, specify the command for
entering the specified view, and
then the desired command.
To execute the display this command in system view:
<rpc message-id="101"
xmlns="urn:ietf:params:xml:ns:netconf:ba
se:1.0">
<CLI>
<Configuration>display
this</Configuration>
</CLI>
</rpc>
save
Saves the running configuration.
You can use the <file> element
to specify a file for saving the
configuration. If you do not
specify a file, the running
configuration is saved to the
main startup configuration file.
To save the running configuration to the file test.cfg:
<rpc message-id="101"
xmlns="urn:ietf:params:xml:ns:netconf:ba
se:1.0"> <save>
<file>test.cfg</file>
</save>
</rpc>
load
Loads the configuration. After
the device finishes the load
operation, the configuration in
the specified file is merged into
the current configuration of the
device.
To merge the configuration in the file a1.cfg to the
current configuration of the device:
<rpc message-id="101"
xmlns="urn:ietf:params:xml:ns:netconf:ba
se:1.0"> <load>
<file>a1.cfg</file>
</load>
</rpc>
rollback
Rolls back the configuration. To
do so, you must specify the
configuration file in the <file>
element. After the device
finishes the rollback operation,
the current device configuration
is totally replaced with the
configuration in the specified
configuration file.
To roll back the current configuration to the
configuration in the file 1A.cfg:
<rpc message-id="101"
xmlns="urn:ietf:params:xml:ns:netconf:ba
se:1.0">
<rollback>
<file>1A.cfg</file>
</rollback>
</rpc>
- H3C MSR Series Routers 1
- Preface 3
- Conventions 4
- Obtaining documentation 5
- Technical support 5
- Documentation feedback 5
- We appreciate your comments 6
- Contents 7
- Ping example 14
- Tracert 16
- Prerequisites 17
- Tracert example 17
- System debugging 19
- Configuring NQA 21
- Collaboration 22
- Threshold monitoring 22
- NQA configuration task list 23
- Configuring the NQA server 23
- Enabling the NQA client 24
- Threshold types 37
- Triggered actions 37
- Reaction entry 37
- Configuring the DNS template 42
- Configuring the TCP template 43
- Configuring the FTP template 45
- NQA configuration examples 47
- Configuring NTP 72
- NTP architecture 73
- Association modes 74
- NTP security 76
- NTP for MPLS VPNs 77
- Configuration task list 78
- Enabling the NTP service 78
- Configuration procedure 100
- Network requirements 101
- Configuring SNTP 116
- SNTP configuration example 118
- Configuring SNMP 120
- SNMP operations 121
- Protocol versions 121
- Configuring SNMP logging 125
- Enabling SNMP notifications 126
- Configuration guidelines 127
- Configuration prerequisites 127
- Displaying the SNMP settings 129
- { Specify SNMPv1 130
- SNMPv3 configuration example 131
- Configuring RMON 133
- Alarm group 134
- Private alarm group 134
- Protocols and standards 135
- Configuring NETCONF 142
- NETCONF message format 143
- FIPS compliance 144
- Enabling NETCONF over SOAP 145
- Entering xml view 146
- Exchanging capabilities 146
- Subscription procedure 147
- Verifying the configuration 148
- Locking the configuration 149
- Unlocking the configuration 150
- Saving the configuration 159
- Loading the configuration 160
- Filtering data 161
- Conditional match 162
- CLI operation example 167
- Configuration example 170
- Returning to the CLI 171
- Appendix 172
- Configuring port mirroring 182
- Configuring samplers 188
- Configuring NetStream 190
- Key NetStream technologies 191
- NetStream export formats 194
- NetStream filtering 194
- NetStream sampling 194
- Flow aging methods 198
- Configuring sFlow 208
- Configuring flow sampling 209
- Configuring counter sampling 210
- Verifying the configurations 212
- Overview 213
- Log destinations 214
- Log formats 215
- Saving logs to a log file 220
- Managing security logs 222
- UNIX log host 227
- Configuring EAA 230
- Elements in a monitor policy 231
- EAA environment variables 232
- System-defined variables 233
- Configuring a monitor policy 234
- Suspending monitor policies 237
- Configuration examples 238
- Monitoring kernel threads 241
- ] [ verbose ] 243
- ] [ verbose ] 243
- Task Command 244
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