Cisco cBR 8 - Examples to Transfer Using SNMP

Examples To Transfer Using SNMP
The following SNMP commands transfer a file named CMTS01_20030211-155025 to a TFTP server at the
IP address 10.10.31.3. After the file is successfully transferred, the row entry for this copy command is deleted.
workstation# setany -v2c 10.8.8.21 rw-string
ciscoFlashCopyEntryStatus.582 -i 5
workstation# setany -v2c 10.8.8.21 rw-string
ciscoFlashCopyCommand
.582
-i 3
workstation# setany -v2c 10.8.8.21 rw-string
ciscoFlashCopyServerAddress
.582
-a "10.10.31.3"
workstation# setany -v2c 10.8.8.21 rw-string
ciscoFlashCopySourceName
.582 -D
"slot0:CMTS01_20030211-155025
"
workstation# setany -v2c 10.8.8.21 rw-string
ciscoFlashCopyDestinationName
.582 -D
"/cmts01-billing/CMTS01_20030211-155025
"
workstation# setany -v2c 10.8.8.21 rw-string
ciscoFlashCopyEntryStatus.582 -i 1
workstation# getmany -v2c 10.8.8.21 rw-string
ciscoFlashCopyStatus
.582
ciscoFlashCopyStatus.582 = copyInProgress(1)
workstation# getmany -v2c 10.8.8.21 rw-string
ciscoFlashCopyStatus
.582
ciscoFlashCopyStatus.582 = copyOperationSuccess(2)
workstation# setany -v2c 10.8.8.21 rw-string
ciscoFlashCopyEntryStatus.582 -i 6
workstation#
The following commands show a billing record file being deleted on the Cisco CMTS file system, and the
deleted file space being recovered by a squeeze operation:
workstation# setany -v2c 10.8.8.21 rw-string
ciscoFlashMiscOpEntryStatus
.31 -i 5
workstation# setany -v2c 10.8.8.21 rw-string
ciscoFlashMiscOpCommand
.31 -i 3
workstation# setany -v2c 10.8.8.21 rw-string
ciscoFlashMiscOpDestinationName
.31 -D
"/cmts01-billing/CMTS01_20030211-155025
"
workstation# setany -v2c 10.8.8.21 rw-string
ciscoFlashMiscOpEntryStatus
.31 -i 1
workstation# getmany -v2c 10.8.8.21 rw-string
ciscoFlashMiscOpStatus
.31
ciscoFlashCopyStatus.31 = miscOpInProgress(1)
workstation# getmany -v2c 10.8.8.21 rw-string
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