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a10-acos

README-ned-settings

NED settings details

This NED is equipped with a number of runtime configuration options "NED settings" allowing for customization by the end user. All options are configurable using the NSO API for NED settings. Most NED settings can be configured globally, per device profile or per device instance in the following locations:

global /ncs:devices/global-settings/ned-settings/a10-acos/ profile /ncs:devices/ncs:profiles/profile:/ned-settings/a10-acos/ device /ncs:/device/devices/device:/ned-settings/a10-acos/

Profiles setting overrides global-settings and device settings override profile settings, hence the narrowest scope of the setting is used by the device.

If user changes a ned-setting, then user must reconnect to the device, i.e. disconnect and connect in order for the new setting to take effect.

From the NSO CLI the device instance NED settings for this NED are available under:

# config
# devices device dev-1 ned-settings a10-acos

Press TAB to see all the NED settings.

1. ned-settings a10-acos
2. a10-connection-settings
3. live-status
4. connection
5. proxy
6. developer
7. rpc-actions
   7.1. expect-patterns
8. dynamic-errors
9. logger
10. transaction

1. ned-settings a10-acos

a10-acos device specific NED settings.

- a10-acos trans-id-method <enum> (default config-hash)

  Configure how the NED shall calculate the transaction id. Typically used after each commit and
  for check-sync operations.

  config-hash              - Use a snapshot of the running config for calculation.(default).

  last-modified-timestamp  - Use the 'time last modified' time stamp generated by the device for
                             calculation. Note, this time stamp is not available on all devices.
                             See README.

  last-saved-timestamp     - Use the 'time last saved' time stamp generated by the device for
                             calculation. Note, this method is not reliable. See README.


- a10-acos a10-active-partition <string>

  Active partition.


- a10-acos a10-abort-when-config-session-exist <true|false> (default false)

  Active partition.


- a10-acos a10-write-memory-all-partitions <true|false> (default true)

  Set to true if the device supports write memory all-partitions.


- a10-acos extended-parser <enum> (default auto)

  Make the a10-acos NED handle CLI parsing (i.e. transform the running-config from the device to
  the model based config tree).

  disabled         - Load configuration the standard way.

  robust-mode      - The configuration dump is run through a pre-parser which is cleaning it
                     from all elements currently not supported in the YANG model (default).

  turbo-mode       - The NED executes the whole command parsing by itself, completely bypassing
                     the NSO CLI parser. The configuration dump is transferred to NSO using a
                     Maapi SetValues() call.

  turbo-xml-mode   - The NED executes the whole command parsing by itself, completely bypassing
                     the NSO CLI parser. The configuration dump is transferred to NSO in XML
                     format.

  old-robust-mode  - Makes the NED alter the config dump such that all mode switches are always
                     done from top and down instead of from below and up (with the 'exit'
                     command) before given to the NCS/NSO parser.

The number of lines in the config dump will increase a lot with this feature enabled. (default).

2. ned-settings a10-acos a10-connection-settings

Configure settings specific to the connection between NED and device.

3. ned-settings a10-acos live-status

Configure NED settings related to live-status.

4. ned-settings a10-acos connection

Connection configuration.

5. ned-settings a10-acos proxy

Configure NED to access device via a proxy.

6. ned-settings a10-acos developer

Contains settings used by the NED developers.

7. ned-settings a10-acos rpc-actions

RPC actions related configurations.

7.1. ned-settings a10-acos rpc-actions expect-patterns

List of expected patterns and prompts when executing commands. It can be used to define custom expected patterns, for example to wait for a number of characters (eg .....) in order to implement an automatic time-out reset mechanism. NOTE: the patterns represent regular expressions.

8. ned-settings a10-acos dynamic-errors

List of device errors. The NED will throw error when it encounter a message from this list.

9. ned-settings a10-acos logger

Settings for controlling logs generated.