cmip3tnm
A tcl interface to the cmip protocol.
Overview
The cmip command provides an interface to the Common Management Information Protocol. It enables Tcl scripts to connect to a remote OSI management agent and to use the Common Management Information Services (CMIS).
Cmip command
- cmip connect agent host
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The cmip connect command establishes an association to a remote agent running on host. This command returns a cmip association object which allows to invoke association specific commands (see below).
- cmip wait
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The cmip wait command blocks until all asynchronous requests for all CMIP associations have been processed. Events are processed while waiting for outstanding responses which can have arbitrary side effects.
- cmip info
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The cmip info command returns a list of all existing cmip association handles that have been created using the cmip connect command.
Cmip association command
- cmip# get class instance ?options?
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Retrieve management information on this association (cmip#). The class and the instance define the base managed object that will be returned, if not modified by the options.
The available options for get are:
- -scope scope ?-atomic?
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Set the scope for the request. If -atomic is given, it tells the agent to perform the request only, if it can be performed on all scoped managed objects.
- -filter filter
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Set a filter on the scoped managed object(s).
- -attributes attributes
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The attributes is a list, that may contain the attributes to ask for. {} for no attributes. Default is all attributes. Each Element of the list may be a list, but only the first element is used as an attribute to look for (so e.g. the result of an get or set request may be used as the input).
- -callback callback
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Specify a callback that will be executed, if the result of the asynchronous request is completely answered.
- cmip# set class instance attributes ?options?
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Set management information at the agent (cmip#). The class and the instance define the base managed object on which attributes will be set, if not modified by the options. The attributes argument is a list whose elements are a list of attribute-type, attribute-value and an modify-operationtriples. The possible modify-operations are replace, addValue, removeValue and setToDefault. If no modify-operation is given, than replace is used.
The available options for set are:
- -scope scope ?-atomic?
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Set the scope for the request. If -atomic is given, it tells the agent to perform the request only, if it can be performed on all scoped managed objects.
- -filter filter
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Set a filter on the scoped managed object(s).
- -callback callback
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Specify a callback that will be executed, if the result of the asynchronous request is completely answered.
-nonconfirmed-
The set-option may be used as a confirmed or non-confirmed service. Default is to use the confirmed service, but if you want to use the unconfirmed service just use -nonconfirmed as one of the options.
- cmip# action class instance action ?options?
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Perform an action on management information at the agent (cmip#). The class and the instance define the base managed object on which the action will be performed, if not modified by the options. The action is a list containing the action-type and an optional action-value.
The available options for set are:
- -scope scope ?-atomic?
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Set the scope for the request. If -atomic is given, it tells the agent to perform the request only, if it can be performed on all scoped managed objects.
- -filter filter
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Set a filter on the scoped managed object(s).
- -callback callback
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Specify a callback that will be executed, if the result of the asynchronous request is completely answered.
-nonconfirmed-
The action-option may be used as a confirmed or non-confirmed service. Default is to use the confirmed service, but if you want to use the unconfirmed service just use -nonconfirmed as one of the options.
- cmip# create class ?options?
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Create a managed object (MO) at the agent (cmip#).
The available options for create are:
- -instance instance | -superior superiorInst
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The instance specifies the object instance name, alternatively the superiorInst specifies the object that is the parent in the containment tree
- -reference referenceInst
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The referenceInst specifies a reference object instance to be used for initial attribute values to be copied.
- -attributes attributes
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The attributes specifies initial attribute values, it contains a list of attribute-type and attribute-value pairs.
- -callback callback
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Specify a callback that will be executed, if the result of the asynchronous request is complete.
- cmip# delete class instance ?options?
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Delete managed object(s) at the agent (cmip#). The class and the instance define the base managed object which will be deleted, if not modified by the options.
The available options for delete are:
- -scope scope ?-atomic?
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Set the scope for the request. If -atomic is given, it tells the agent to perform the request only, if it can be performed on all scoped managed objects.
- -filter filter
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Set a filter on the scoped managed object(s).
- -callback callback
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Specify a callback that will be executed, if the result of the asynchronous request is complete.
- cmip# cancelGet requestHandle ?-callback callback?
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Cancel the outstanding asynchronous GET request at the agent (cmip#), given by requestHandle. If a callback is given, it will be executed, if the result of the asynchronous request is complete.
- cmip# eventSink ?-callback callback?
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Initialize a callback for event reports. If no callback is given, this will wait for event reports till eternity and show event reports emitted by MOs of the agent.
- cmip# requests
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The cmip# requests command returns a list of all outstanding asynchronous requests.
- cmip# wait
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The cmip# wait command blocks until all asynchronous requests for this association are processed. Events are processed while waiting for outstanding responses which can have arbitrary side effects.
- cmip# release
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The cmip# release command releases the association and deletes the cmip# object. The cmip# release command should be the normal way to terminate an association.
- cmip# abort
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The cmip# abort command aborts the association immediately and deletes the cmip# object.