| 5.6. Resources or Ports | ||
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| 5.6. Resources or Ports | ||
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This command shows configuration parameters of one or more active CPX resources or ports. the following command displays the command syntax:
[16:36:49] ABILIS_CPX:d p ?D [P] CTIP Display all CTI ports D [P] CTIP:A Display all CTI ports D [P] CTIP [CARD:]type Display all CTI ports of the specified CTI card type D [P] CTIP [CARD:]type-nn Display all CTI ports of the specified CTI card D [P] CTIP:type Display all CTI ports of the specified CTI card type D [P] CTIP:type-nn Display all CTI ports of the specified CTI card D [P] CTIP:xxx[,yyy,..] Display any CTI port of the list (max. 50 values in the range [1..600]) D [P] CTIP:xxx-yyy Display any CTI port in the specified range of values in [1..600] D [P] CTIPE Display in extended format all CTI ports D [P] CTIPE:A Display in extended format all CTI ports D [P] CTIPE [CARD:]type Display in extended format all CTI ports of the specified CTI card type D [P] CTIPE [CARD:]type-nn Display in extended format all CTI ports of the specified CTI card D [P] CTIPE:type Display in extended format all CTI ports of the specified CTI card type D [P] CTIPE:type-nn Display in extended format all CTI ports of the specified CTI card D [P] CTIPE:xxx[,yyy,..] Display in extended format any CTI port in the list (max. 50 values in the range [1..600]) D [P] CTIPE:xxx-yyy Display in extended format any CTI port in the specified range of values in [1..600] D [P] DEV:A Display parameter(s) of all active HW devices D [P] DEV:type Display parameter(s) of all active HW devices of the specified type D [P] DEV:type-n Display parameter(s) of the specified HW device D [P] NPVL [filter:val] Display parameter(s) of NPV links D [P] NPVLE [filter:val] Display parameter(s) of NPV links in extended format D P RES:A Display parameter(s) of any resource D P [RES:]type Display parameter(s) of any resource of the specified type D P [RES:]type-n[,...] Display parameter(s) of the specified resource(s). Use '.' to avoid recursion between resources.
Configuration parameters are displayed using lower case and upper case characters. This kind of visualization is used to point out that configuration parameters are grouped into two sets:
parameters identified by lower case characters can be activated only by restarting the system;
parameters identified by upper case characters can be activated by executing the initialization command init res:.
Here are some examples of the command execution:
[16:48:16] ABILIS_CPX:d p sshRES:Ssh ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Run DESCR:Secure_Shell_Protocol_2 LOG:NO MCAU:NO ps:128 KEEPALIVE:30 LOGIN-TOUT:60 WDIR:C:\APP\SSH\ - Server --------------------------------------------------------------- PSER:SSHS> ser:6 tcp-locport:22 AC:YES PWD:**************** DT:15 CDO:00 UDO:CP PROFILE:NORMAL IPSRC:* IPSRCLIST:# S-AUTH:PWD MAXAUTH:6 S-CIPHERS:ALL (3DES,IDEA,CAST,BF,AES128,AES192,AES256) - Client --------------------------------------------------------------- PCLI:SSHC> cli:3 MAXPROMPT:3 CDI:* UDI:* C-AUTH:PWD C-CIPHERS:ALL (3DES,IDEA,CAST,BF,AES128,AES192,AES256)
[16:57:33] ABILIS_CPX:d p ctip:101CTIP:101 DESCR: Act card:POTS-1<1> USER:# Run OPSTATE:UP LOG:NO TYPE:USER signalling:POTS HOLD:YES CT:ICT SS:YES DEVICE:PHONE AC:NO NUM:12 ADDRBOOK-NUM:NUM
[16:57:35] ABILIS_CPX:d p ctipe:101CTIP:101 DESCR: Act card:POTS-1<1> USER:# Run OPSTATE:UP LOG:NO TYPE:USER signalling:POTS HOLD:YES CT:ICT SS:YES DEVICE:PHONE AC:NO NUM:12 ADDRBOOK-NUM:NUM AC-CDO:876543 AC-DLY:60 LOOP:NO TEST:NO CLIP:SYS CLIP-STD:SYS CLIP-TAS:SYS CLIP-LEVEL:SYS SENSING:SYS ABF:SYS HPF:SYS DEBOUNCE:SYS MIN-FLASH:SYS COUNTRY:SYS MAX-FLASH:SYS DIALT:5 IN-GAIN-ADJ:SYS OUT-GAIN-ADJ:SYS AT:SYS AT-CODE:SYS AT-DURATION:SYS BC:SYS DT:SYS DT-CODE:SYS DT-DURATION:SYS OUT-DIAL-TONE:SYS SS-PICKUP:GROUPS SS-PRES-CG:YES NPOO-CT:NO SS-CF-DND:YES SS-VM:YES
This command adds a new resource in the configuration. A resource may already exist in the system, but may not yet be active; it can be activated with the command s act res:.
The following command allows to have a complete list of the available resources:
[16:59:21] ABILIS_CPX:a res: ?A RES:type-n[,...] [SUBTYPE:val] Add the specified CPX resource(s) RES: One or more resource identifiers in the format <Mandatory> 'type-n', where 'n' can be [1..250] for IP resources, otherwise [1..999]. SUBTYPE: Resource subtype. The specified subtype value is used for all the listed resources. Mandatory for X25, Sdlc, Hdlct, Fr, Pv and Ip resource types only. See HELP SUBTYPE for the full list of allowed subtypes. Available resource's types: - System resources: Mf Abilis Multi Function Interface MfIo Abilis Multi Function Input/Output Interface MfTemp Abilis Multi Function Temperature device SysCtl Abilis System Control device Vs Video Surveillance service Ssl Secure Socket Layer X509 X509 certificate manager UPnPC Universal Plug and Play Client UPnPS Universal Plug and Play Server - Management resources: Cp Control port Snmp Simple Network Management protocol Sntp Simple Network Time protocol Acnt Accounting service Trfa Traffic Analyzer SysLog System Log protocol Opc Operator Panel Collector GpioPc General Purpose I/O Panel Collector Alarm Alarms collector and dispatcher Script Lua scripting service - Connection Oriented Router resources: X25 X.25 protocol Sdlc SDLC/QLLC protocol Hdlct HDLCT protocol Pad PAD service Xtp X25-L3 tunnelling protocol Sim Simulator resource LPad Local PAD service - IP resources: Ip IP resource Iprtr IP Router Tcp TCP protocl Udp UDP protocol Telnet TELNET Server and Client Rip Routing Information protocol Dns Domain Name System Http HyperText Transfer protocol Nat Network Address Translator Ssh Secure Shell Protocol Version 2 Ospf Open Shortest Path First Routing protocol Dhcp Dynamic Host Configuration protocol Ftp File Transfer Protocol Server IpSec IP Securityp rotocol Ike Internet Keys Exchange protocol Smtp Simple Mail Transfer protocol Pop3 Post Office protocol Ver. 3 Radius RADIUS service Vrrp Virtual Router Redundancy protocol DhcpC Dynamic Host Configuration protocol Client DDns Dynamic DNS Client Tftp Trivial File Transfer protocol IpSh IP Shaping service Ldap Lightweight_Directory_Access_protocol - PPP over Ethernet resources: PoeAc Point-to-Point Protocol over Ethernet Access Concentrator PoeCli Point-to-Point Protocol over Ethernet Client IpoE Ethernet/Vlan bridging over an ATM/AAL5 channel - CTI resources: CtiSys CTI System CtiX25D X.25 Over ISDN D-Channel CtiSLink HDLC Over ISDN B-Channel CtiVsp Virtual Synchronous Port CtiIax Inter-Asterisk eXchange Ver. 2 CtiDisa Direct Inward System Access CtiSip Session Initiation protocol CtiSms SMS service CtiAs CTI Advanced Services entry point CtiVm CTI Voice Mail service CtiVr CTI VR service CtiMix CTI Voice Mixer service CtiVo CTI Virtual Office CtiTst CTI Tester - Frame Relay resources: Fr Frame Relay - Pv and Ple resources: Pv Packet voice resource NPv New Packet voice resource Ple P-Link emulation over IP resource - Physical resources: VEth Virtual Ethernet
For example, to add the Secure SHell resource (SSH):
[16:59:21] ABILIS_CPX:a res:sshCOMMAND EXECUTED
If the resource is already present in the configuration, but not active, it'is possible to activate it with the command:
[16:59:21] ABILIS_CPX:s act res:sshCOMMAND EXECUTED
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A lot of resources are automatically activated at the resource adding operation (i.e. Ethernet, ADSL, Sync…) |
This command sets one or more configuration parameters of one or more active CPX resources or ports. By typing s p ?, it's possible to display the command syntax:
[17:41:05] ABILIS_CPX:s p ?S [P[E]] CTIP[E] par:val [par:val] Set the parameter(s) of any CTI port S [P[E]] CTIP[E]:A par:val [par:val] Set the parameter(s) of any CTI port S [P[E]] CTIP[E] [CARD:]type par:val [par:val] Set the parameter(s) of any CTI port of the specified CTI card type S [P[E]] CTIP[E] [CARD:]type-nn par:val [par:val] Set the parameter(s) of any CTI port of the specified CTI card S [P[E]] CTIP[E]:type par:val [par:val] Set the parameter(s) of any CTI port of the specified CTI card type S [P[E]] CTIP[E]:type-nn par:val [par:val] Set the parameter(s) of any CTI port of the specified CTI card S [P[E]] CTIP[E]:xxx[,yyy,..] par:val [par:val] Set the parameter(s) of any CTI port of the list (max. 50 values in the range [1..600]) S [P[E]] CTIP[E]:xxx-yyy par:val [par:val] Set the parameter(s) of any CTI port in the specified range of values in [1..600] S [P[E]] DEV:type-n par:val [par:val] Set the parameter(s) of the specified HW device S [P[E]] NPVL ID:val par:val [par:val] Set parameter(s) of NPV links S P[E] RES:A par:val [par:val] Set the parameter(s) in any resource S P[E] [RES:]type par:val [par:val] Set the parameter(s) in any resource of the specified type S P[E] [RES:]type-n[,...] par:val [par:val] Set the parameter(s)
The parameter list, defined in the command, is left to right evaluated: the parameters are set one after the other, starting from the leftmost. Command evaluating will terminate if one the following events will occur:
bad parameter(s) to be set;
value of the parameter(s) out of its allowed range;
conflict between the parameter(s) to be set and others.
All the parameters evaluated, before the error occurrence, will get the new value; the other ones will not be changed.
Here there are some examples of the command execution:
[16:48:16] ABILIS_CPX:s p ssh pwd:password_sshCOMMAND EXECUTED[16:48:16] ABILIS_CPX:d p sshRES:Ssh ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Run DESCR:Secure_Shell_Protocol_2 LOG:NO MCAU:NO ps:128 KEEPALIVE:30 LOGIN-TOUT:60 WDIR:C:\APP\SSH\ - Server --------------------------------------------------------------- PSER:SSHS> ser:6 tcp-locport:22 AC:YES PWD:**************** DT:15 CDO:00 UDO:CP PROFILE:NORMAL IPSRC:* IPSRCLIST:# S-AUTH:PWD MAXAUTH:6 S-CIPHERS:ALL (3DES,IDEA,CAST,BF,AES128,AES192,AES256) - Client --------------------------------------------------------------- PCLI:SSHC> cli:3 MAXPROMPT:3 CDI:* UDI:* C-AUTH:PWD C-CIPHERS:ALL (3DES,IDEA,CAST,BF,AES128,AES192,AES256)
[17:46:26] ABILIS_CPX:s p ctip:31 descr:To_Telecom side:TECOMMAND EXECUTED[17:47:00] ABILIS_CPX:d p ctip:31CTIP:31 - Not Saved (SAVE CONF), Not Refreshed (INIT) ------------------------ Act DESCR:To_Telecom card:BRI4-1<1> USER:# OPSTATE:UP LOG:NO side:TE LINE:MP TYPE:USER signalling:DSS1 TEI:STANDARD HOLD:NO SS:NO mode:Bri L12-ACT:UP BUS:SHORT NUM:* ADDRBOOK-NUM:NUM BCHANS:ALL-BID
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The “Not Saved (SAVE CONF)” message is displayed every time the resource configuration is modified but not saved with the save conf command. The “Not Refreshed (INIT)” message is displayed every time the port configuration is modified but not refreshed with the init res: command. These messages will disappear after save conf or init res: commands. |
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To activate changes made on the parameters displayed by upper case characters, it's enough to execute the initialization command init res:; for changes made on parameters displayed by lower case characters, it's needed to restart the system with the command warm start. |
This command allows to delete a resource present in Abilis. A resource, before being deleted, must be inactive. To inactive a device type the command s inact res: and reboot the Abilis with the command warm start.
For example:
[12:45:38] ABILIS_CPX:c res:sshCOMMAND NOT ALLOWED FOR 'RES:SSH' BECAUSE IT IS RUNNING[12:45:38] ABILIS_CPX:s inact res:sshCOMMAND EXECUTED
After Abilis restart, it's possible to delete the resource.
[18:17:04] ABILIS_CPX:c res:ssh
THE SELECTED RESOURCE WILL BE DELETED.
PROCEED (N/Y)?y
THE COMMAND WILL DELETE ALL THE REFERENCES TO THE SELECTED RESOURCE.
PROCEED ANYWAY (N/Y)?y
PROCEEDING WITH RESOURCE DELETION...
COMMAND EXECUTED| |  | |
| 5.5. Devices |  | 5.7. Initialization/activation/deactivation commands |