Driver Support Document
| SYSOID Mapping | ||
| SYSOID | MODEL | OS VERSION |
| 1.3.6.1.4.1.3607.1.20.10.10 | ciscoONS15454 | 6.02.02, 7.02.02, 7.02.03, 8.05.01, 9.02.03 |
| 1.3.6.1.4.1.3607.1.20.10.70 | ciscoONS15454 | 10.5.24 |
The Cisco ONS SONET driver is limited in functionality due to several practical reasons:
1. The complex configurations that are possible given the plethora of cards that can be installed in a given chassis.
2. The limited availability of a fully, or typically, configured chassis with provisioned cards, facilites, services, circuits, tunnels, etc.
3. The usual manner of configuring and managing the device is via a proprietary GUI.
This release note summarizes the supported functions of this driver.
1. Snapshot and configuration parsing
Network Information
Equipment Inventory Information
Users Information
Cross Connects Information
Facilities Information
Protocol Information
2. Custom Actions
Custom TL1 scripts and diagnostics
3. Module inventory
Card slot, model, hardware and software versions, part number
4. Discovery
SNMP and CLI
The TL1 Interface listens on a specific Telnet port to connect to the TL1 Shell. The connection to the TL1 Shell is done through Telnet port 3083. As a result, the "Telnet port" variable must be set to the appropriate value (3083).
To set the Telnet port variable, login to NA, under Devices click Inventory and select the device. In the Actions field, click the Edit option. The Edit Device page opens. Scroll down to the Device Access Settings section. This section should be visible when using device-specific passwords.
The TL1 console does not support changing passwords for users that are currently logged-in to the device. As a result, the Deploy Password task will fail unless the user is not logged-in to the device.
Since the TL1 interface doesn't indicate failure in a proper way, we leave it to the user to decide when a command has failed.