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Figure 16 Deployment Guide

c. On the Auto Deploy Configuration page, click Select Class.

Figure 17 Configuring auto deployment

d. On the Device Class page, select Device_A, and then click OK.

Table of Contents

Network Management and Monitoring1
Configuration Guide1
Table of Contents3
Using Ping, Tracert, and System Debugging11
- Ping11
  - Using a Ping Command to Test Network Connectivity11
  - Ping Example11
- Tracert13
- System Debugging16
  - Debugging Information Control Switches16
  - Debugging a Feature Module17
Configuring NTP18
- Overview18
  - How NTP Works18
  - NTP Architecture19
  - Association Modes20
  - NTP Security22
  - NTP for MPLS Vpns23
  - Protocols and Standards23
- Configuration Restrictions and Guidelines23
- Configuration Task List24
- Enabling the NTP Service24
- Configuring NTP Association Modes24
  - Configuring NTP in Client/Server Mode24
  - Configuring NTP in Symmetric Active/Passive Mode25
  - Configuring NTP in Broadcast Mode26
  - Configuring NTP in Multicast Mode27
- Configuring Access Control Rights28
- Configuring NTP Authentication28
  - Configuring NTP Authentication in Client/Server Mode28
  - Configuring NTP Authentication in Symmetric Active/Passive Mode30
  - Configuring NTP Authentication in Broadcast Mode33
  - Configuring NTP Authentication in Multicast Mode34
- Configuring NTP Optional Parameters37
  - Specifying the Source Interface for NTP Messages37
  - Disabling an Interface from Processing NTP Messages37
  - Configuring the Maximum Number of Dynamic Associations38
  - Configuring a DSCP Value for NTP Packets38
- Configuring the Local Clock as a Reference Source39
- Displaying and Maintaining NTP39
- NTP Client/Server Mode Configuration Example39
- Ipv6 NTP Client/Server Mode Configuration Example41
- NTP Symmetric Active/Passive Mode Configuration Example42
- Ipv6 NTP Symmetric Active/Passive Mode Configuration Example44
- NTP Broadcast Mode Configuration Example46
- NTP Multicast Mode Configuration Example47
- Ipv6 NTP Multicast Mode Configuration Example50
- Configuration Example for NTP Client/Server Mode with Authentication53
- Configuration Example for NTP Broadcast Mode with Authentication55
- Configuration Example for MPLS VPN Time Synchronization in Client/Server Mode58
- Configuration Example for MPLS VPN Time Synchronization in Symmetric Active/Passive Mode59
Configuring SNTP62
- Configuration Restrictions and Guidelines62
- Configuration Task List62
- Enabling the SNTP Service62
- Specifying an NTP Server for the Device62
- Configuring SNTP Authentication63
- Displaying and Maintaining SNTP64
- SNTP Configuration Example64
Configuring PTP66
- Overview66
- Configuring Clock Nodes71
- Displaying and Maintaining PTP81
- PTP Configuration Example (IEEE 1588 Version 2)81
- PTP Configuration Example (IEEE 802.1AS)83
Configuring the Information Center87
- Overview87
- FIPS Compliance92
- Information Center Configuration Task List92
- Outputting Logs to the Console93
- Outputting Logs to the Monitor Terminal93
- Outputting Logs to a Log Host94
- Outputting Logs to the Log Buffer94
- Saving Logs to the Log File95
- Managing Security Logs96
  - Saving Security Logs into the Security Log File96
  - Managing the Security Log File97
- Saving Diagnostic Logs to the Diagnostic Log File97
- Configuring the Maximum Size of the Trace Log File98
- Enabling Synchronous Information Output98
- Enabling Duplicate Log Suppression99
- Disabling an Interface from Generating Link up or Link down Logs99
- Displaying and Maintaining Information Center100
- Configuration Example for Outputting Logs to the Console100
- Configuration Example for Outputting Logs to a UNIX Log Host101
- Configuration Example for Outputting Logs to a Linux Log Host102
Configuring SNMP104
- Overview104
- FIPS Compliance104
- Configuring SNMP Basic Parameters105
  - Configuring Snmpv1 or Snmpv2C Basic Parameters106
  - Configuring Snmpv3 Basic Parameters107
- Configuring SNMP Logging110
- Configuring SNMP Notifications111
  - Enabling SNMP Notifications111
  - Configuring the SNMP Agent to Send Notifications to a Host111
- Displaying the SNMP Settings114
- Snmpv1/Snmpv2C Configuration Example114
- Snmpv3 Configuration Example116
Configuring RMON119
- Overview119
- Configuring the RMON Statistics Function121
  - Creating an RMON Ethernet Statistics Entry121
  - Creating an RMON History Control Entry122
- Configuring the RMON Alarm Function122
- Displaying and Maintaining RMON Settings123
- Ethernet Statistics Group Configuration Example124
  - Network Requirements124
  - Configuration Procedure124
- History Group Configuration Example125
  - Network Requirements125
  - Configuration Procedure125
- Alarm Function Configuration Example126
  - Network Requirements126
  - Configuration Procedure127
Configuring NQA129
- Overview129
- NQA Configuration Task List131
- Configuring the NQA Server131
- Enabling the NQA Client132
- Configuring NQA Operations on the NQA Client132
- Scheduling the NQA Operation on the NQA Client150
- Configuring NQA Templates on the NQA Client150
- Displaying and Maintaining NQA156
- NQA Configuration Examples157
Configuring Port Mirroring182
- Overview182
  - Terminology182
  - Port Mirroring Classification and Implementation183
- Configuring Local Port Mirroring185
- Configuring Layer 2 Remote Port Mirroring188
  - Configuring a Remote Destination Group on the Destination Device189
  - Configuring a Remote Source Group on the Source Device191
- Configuring Layer 3 Remote Port Mirroring193
- Displaying and Maintaining Port Mirroring196
- Local Port Mirroring Configuration Example196
- Layer 2 Remote Port Mirroring Configuration Example197
- Local Port Mirroring with Multiple Monitor Ports Configuration Example199
  - Network Requirements199
  - Configuration Procedure200
- Layer 3 Remote Port Mirroring Configuration Example201
Configuring Flow Mirroring204
- Flow Mirroring Configuration Task List204
- Configuring Match Criteria204
- Configuring a Traffic Behavior205
- Configuring a Qos Policy205
- Applying a Qos Policy206
- Flow Mirroring Configuration Example207
Configuring Sflow209
- Protocols and Standards209
- Sflow Configuration Task List209
- Configuring the Sflow Agent and Sflow Collector Information210
- Configuring Flow Sampling210
- Configuring Counter Sampling211
- Displaying and Maintaining Sflow211
- Sflow Configuration Example212
- Troubleshooting Sflow Configuration213
  - The Remote Sflow Collector Cannot Receive Sflow Packets213
Monitoring and Maintaining Processes215
- Displaying and Maintaining Processes215
- Displaying and Maintaining User Processes215
- Monitoring Kernel Threads216
Configuring EAA219
- Overview219
- Configuring a User-Defined EAA Environment Variable222
- Configuring a Monitor Policy223
- Suspending Monitor Policies226
- Displaying and Maintaining EAA Settings226
- Configuration Examples226
  - CLI-Defined Policy Configuration Example226
  - Tcl-Defined Policy Configuration Example228
Configuring CWMP229
- Overview229
- Configuration Task List232
- Enabling CWMP from the CLI233
- Configuring ACS Attributes234
  - Configuring the Preferred ACS Attributes234
  - Configuring the Default ACS Attributes from the CLI235
- Configuring CPE Attributes235
- Displaying and Maintaining CWMP239
- CWMP Configuration Example239
Configuring NETCONF250
- Overview250
- FIPS Compliance253
- NETCONF Configuration Task List253
- Enabling NETCONF over SOAP253
- Enabling NETCONF over SSH254
- Establishing a NETCONF Session254
  - Entering XML View254
  - Exchanging Capabilities254
- Subscribing to Event Notifications255
  - Subscription Procedure255
  - Example for Subscribing to Event Notifications256
- Locking/Unlocking the Configuration257
- Performing Service Operations259
- Saving, Rolling Back, and Loading the Configuration267
- Filtering Data269
  - Example for Filtering Data with Regular Expression Match271
  - Example for Filtering Data by Conditional Match273
- Performing CLI Operations through NETCONF274
  - Configuration Procedure274
  - CLI Operation Example275
- Retrieving NETCONF Session Information276
- Terminating Another NETCONF Session277
  - Configuration Example278
- Returning to the CLI278
Appendix279
- Appendix A Supported NETCONF Operations279
Support and Other Resources289
- Contacting HP289
  - Subscription Service289
- Related Information289
  - Documents289
  - Websites289
- Conventions290
Index292

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