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Name
nnmunnumberedcfg.sh — Add or Remove nodegroup(s) and subnet(s) for unnumbered interface connectivity
SYNOPSIS
nnmunnumberedcfg.sh
-list |
-enable |
-disable |
-add <nodegroup> [-subnet <subnet range>] |
-remove <nodegroup> [-subnet <subnet range>] |
-add -file <filename> |
-remove -file <filename> |
[-u <username> -p <password>]
[-jndiHost <hostName> Default: localhost]
[-jndiPort <port> Default: 1099]
DESCRIPTION
nnmunnumberedcfg.sh adds or removes unnumbered node groups
and subnet IP ranges for unnumbered interface connectivity.
The -list option lists all available unnumbered interface connectivity configuration.
The -enable option enables the unnumbered interface connectivity.
The -disable option disables the unnumbered interface connectivity.
The -add option adds nodegroup and subnet IP ranges to unnumbered interface connectivity.
The -remove option removes nodegroup and subnet IP ranges from unnumbered interface connectivity.
The -file option used to "-add" or "-remove" multiple items. This option accepts a file with a single entry specified per line. If the line contains both nodegroup name and subnet, only the subnet would be deleted. If the line contains just the nodegroup name then the entire nodegroup and associated subnets would be deleted. Each line has the following format: # Comments # e.g # Routers:10.0.0.*,192.168.0.1 # Switches NodeGroupName:IP Subnet1, IP Subnet2 NodeGroupName
NodeGroupName # (optional comment to help identify the node, if desired)
Where:
NodeGroupName = the node group name you wish to add or remove.
Comments can be deliminated with a # character.
IP Subnet1 #
Where:
IP Subnet1 = the IP subnet range you wish to add or remove.
Parameters
nnmunnumberedcfg.sh supports the following options:
-add <NodeGroupName> [-subnet <subnet range>]-
The name of the node group to be added for unnumbered interface connectivity. Also, optional subnet ranges can be specified
-add -file <fileName>-
Specify a text file to read the node group and subnet range from.
-remove <NodeGroupName> [-subnet <subnet range>]-
The name of the node group to be added for unnumbered interface connectivity. Also, optional subnet ranges can be specified
-remove -file <fileName>-
Specify a text file to read the node group and subnet range from.
-u <username>-
Supply the NNMi administrator username to run the script.
-p <password>-
Supply the NNMi administrator password to run the script.
-jndiHost <serverName>-
The server JNDI host; default is
localhost. -jndiPort <port>-
The server JNDI port; default is
1099.
EXAMPLES
nnmunnumberedcfg.sh -add-
Adds the nodegroup to the unnumbered interface connectivity
myNodeGroup. (You must provide an NNM username and password.) nnmunnumberedcfg.sh -remove-
Removes the nodegroup from unnumbered interface connectivity
myNodeGroup. (You must provide an NNM username and password.) nnmunnumberedcfg.sh -add -file myFile-
Reads the nodegroup and subnet ranges specified in the
myFilefile and attempts to add them to the unnumbered group and subnet configuration. (You must provide an NNM username and password.)
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