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<ok/>

</rpc-reply>

Returning to the CLI

To return from XML view to the CLI, send the following close-session request:

<?xml version="1.0"?>

<close-session/>

</rpc>

When the device receives the close-session request, it sends the following response and returns to

CLI's user view:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>

<rpc-reply message-id="101"

xmlns="urn:ietf:params:xml:ns:netconf:base:1.0">

<ok/>

</rpc-reply>

Default Chapter3
- Table of Contents3
Using Ping, Tracert, and System Debugging10
- Ping10
  - Using a Ping Command to Test Network Connectivity10
  - Ping Example10
- Tracert12
- System Debugging14
  - Debugging Information Control Switches15
  - Debugging a Feature Module15
Configuring NTP16
- Overview16
- Configuration Restrictions and Guidelines21
- Configuration Task List21
- Enabling the NTP Service22
- Configuring NTP Association Mode22
- Configuring Access Control Rights25
- Configuring NTP Authentication25
- Configuring NTP Optional Parameters32
- Configuring the Local Clock as a Reference Source34
- Displaying and Maintaining NTP35
- NTP Configuration Examples35
Configuring SNTP55
- Configuration Restrictions and Guidelines55
- Configuration Task List55
- Enabling the SNTP Service55
- Specifying an NTP Server for the Device55
- Configuring SNTP Authentication56
- Displaying and Maintaining SNTP57
- SNTP Configuration Example57
Configuring the Information Center59
- Overview59
- FIPS Compliance63
- Information Center Configuration Task List63
- Outputting Logs to the Console64
- Outputting Logs to the Monitor Terminal64
- Outputting Logs to a Log Host65
- Outputting Logs to the Log Buffer65
- Saving Logs to the Log File66
- Managing Security Logs67
  - Saving Security Logs to the Security Log File67
  - Managing the Security Log File68
- Saving Diagnostic Logs to the Diagnostic Log File68
- Configuring the Maximum Size of the Trace Log File69
- Enabling Synchronous Information Output69
- Enabling Duplicate Log Suppression69
- Disabling an Interface from Generating Link up or Link down Logs70
- Setting the Minimum Storage Period for Logs70
- Displaying and Maintaining Information Center71
- Information Center Configuration Examples71
Configuring SNMP75
- Overview75
- FIPS Compliance77
- Configuring SNMP Basic Parameters77
  - Configuring Snmpv1 or Snmpv2C Basic Parameters77
  - Configuring Snmpv3 Basic Parameters79
- Configuring SNMP Logging82
- Configuring SNMP Notifications83
  - Enabling SNMP Notifications83
  - Configuring the SNMP Agent to Send Notifications to a Host83
- Displaying the SNMP Settings85
- Snmpv1/Snmpv2C Configuration Example86
- Snmpv3 in VACM Mode Configuration Example87
- Snmpv3 in RBAC Mode Configuration Example89
Configuring RMON91
- Overview91
- Configuring the RMON Statistics Function93
  - Creating an RMON Ethernet Statistics Entry93
  - Creating an RMON History Control Entry93
- Configuring the RMON Alarm Function94
- Displaying and Maintaining RMON Settings95
- RMON Configuration Examples95
Configuring NQA100
- Overview100
- NQA Configuration Task List102
- Configuring the NQA Server102
- Enabling the NQA Client103
- Configuring NQA Operations on the NQA Client103
- Configuring NQA Templates on the NQA Client123
- Displaying and Maintaining NQA134
- NQA Configuration Examples134
Configuring Port Mirroring165
- Overview165
  - Terminology165
  - Port Mirroring Classification and Implementation166
- Configuring Local Port Mirroring168
- Configuring Layer 2 Remote Port Mirroring171
  - Configuring a Remote Destination Group on the Destination Device172
  - Configuring a Remote Source Group on the Source Device174
- Configuring Layer 3 Remote Port Mirroring176
- Displaying and Maintaining Port Mirroring179
- Port Mirroring Configuration Examples179
Configuring Flow Mirroring187
- Overview187
- Flow Mirroring Configuration Task List187
- Configuring Match Criteria187
- Configuring a Traffic Behavior188
- Configuring a Qos Policy188
- Applying a Qos Policy188
- Flow Mirroring Configuration Example190
Configuring Sflow192
- Protocols and Standards192
- Sflow Configuration Task List192
- Configuring the Sflow Agent and Sflow Collector Information193
- Configuring Flow Sampling193
- Configuring Counter Sampling194
- Displaying and Maintaining Sflow194
- Sflow Configuration Example195
- Troubleshooting Sflow Configuration196
  - The Remote Sflow Collector Cannot Receive Sflow Packets196
Monitoring and Maintaining Processes198
- Displaying and Maintaining Processes198
- Displaying and Maintaining User Processes198
- Monitoring Kernel Threads199
Configuring EAA202
- Overview202
- Configuring a User-Defined EAA Environment Variable205
- Configuring a Monitor Policy205
- Suspending Monitor Policies208
- Displaying and Maintaining EAA Settings208
- EAA Configuration Examples208
Configuring CWMP213
- Overview213
- Configuration Task List216
- Enabling CWMP from the CLI217
- Configuring ACS Attributes217
  - Configuring the Preferred ACS Attributes217
  - Configuring the Default ACS Attributes from the CLI218
- Configuring CPE Attributes219
- Displaying and Maintaining CWMP222
- CWMP Configuration Example222
Configuring Poe233
- Overview233
- Poe Configuration Task List233
- Enabling Poe234
  - Enabling Poe for a PSE234
  - Enabling Poe for a PI234
- Enabling Nonstandard PD Detection235
- Configuring the Maximum PI Power235
- Configuring PI Power Management236
- Configuring Poe Monitoring237
  - Configuring PSE Power Monitoring237
- Configuring a PI by Using a Poe Profile237
  - Configuring a Poe Profile237
  - Applying a Poe Profile238
- Upgrading PSE Firmware in Service238
- Displaying and Maintaining Poe239
- Poe Configuration Example239
- Troubleshooting Poe240
  - Failure to Set the Priority of a PI to Critical240
  - Failure to Apply a Poe Profile to a PI241
Configuring the Packet Capture242
- Overview242
- Prerequisites249
- Packet Capture Configuration Task List249
- Capturing Packets249
- Displaying the Contents in a Packet File250
- Packet Capture Configuration Examples250
  - Packet Capture Configuration Example250
  - Packet File Display Configuration Example251
Configuring NETCONF253
- Overview253
- FIPS Compliance256
- NETCONF Configuration Task List256
- Enabling NETCONF over SOAP256
- Enabling NETCONF over SSH257
- Enabling NETCONF Logging257
- Establishing a NETCONF Session257
- Subscribing to Event Notifications258
  - Subscription Procedure259
  - Example for Subscribing to Event Notifications260
- Locking/Unlocking the Configuration261
- Performing Service Operations263
- Saving, Rolling Back, and Loading the Configuration270
- Filtering Data276
  - Example for Filtering Data with Regular Expression Match279
  - Example for Filtering Data by Conditional Match281
- Performing CLI Operations through NETCONF282
  - Configuration Procedure282
  - CLI Operation Example282
- Retrieving NETCONF Session Information283
- Terminating Another NETCONF Session285
  - Configuration Example285
- Returning to the CLI286
Appendix287
- Appendix A Supported NETCONF Operations287
Document Conventions and Icons296
- Conventions296
- Network Topology Icons297
Support and Other Resources298
- Accessing Hewlett Packard Enterprise Support298
- Accessing Updates298
Index302

Brand	HPE
Model	FlexNetwork 5510 HI Series
Category	Switch
Language	English

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