C613-50631-01 Rev A Command Reference for IE340 Series 2843
AlliedWare Plus™ Operating System - Version 5.5.3-0.x
AMF AND AMF PLUS COMMANDS
ATMF
PROVISION NODE
atmf provision node
Overview Use this command to provision a replacement node for a specified interface. Node
provisioning is effectively the process of creating a backup file-set on a master
node that can be loaded onto a provisioned node some time in the future. This
file-set is created just as if the provisioned node really existed and was connected
to the network. Typically these comprise configuration, operating system, and
license files etc.
You can optionally provision a node with multiple device-type backups. When a
device is then attached to the network, AMF uses its device-type to find the correct
configuration to use. For example you can create an x510 and an x530 provisioning
configuration for a node called ‘node1’ and if either an x510 or an x530 is attached
to that node the appropriate configuration will be used.
Use the no variant of this command to remove a provisioned node.
Syntax
atmf provision node <nodename> [device <device-type>]
no atmf provision node <nodename> [device <device-type>]
Mode Privileged Exec
Usage notes This command creates the directory structure for the provisioned node’s file-set. It
also switches to the AMF provision node prompt so that the nodes backup file-set
can be created or updated. This is typically done with the create (amf-provision) or
clone (amf-provision) commands.
For more information on AMF provisioning, see the AMF Feature Overview and
Configuration Guide..
Example To configure node named ‘node1’, use the command:
awplus# atmf provision node node1
awplus(atmf-provision)#
To configure a node named ‘node1’ for device type ‘x530’, use the command:
awplus# atmf provision node node1 device x530
awplus(atmf-provision)#
Parameter Description
<nodename> The name of the provisioned node that will appear on the AMF
network.
device Optionally specify a device type.
<device-type> Any valid device type e.g. AR3050s, ie200, x950. For a full list of
valid device types use the command atmf provision node
<nodename> device ?.
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