1 – MOP
1.1 – Circuit
Initiates a downline load from the node you are managing to
a target system. If you optionally chose to enter a Client name
in the previous menu, the default load parameters for this operation
were obtained by looking up the information for that MOP Client, and
those parameters are present in the current display.
The required arguments for this load operation are:
o Address
The LAN address of the target node on the circuit named in the
circuit argument.
o Circuit
The MOP circuit you have currently selected for the load operation.
The optional arguments for this load operation are:
o Client
A client entity to be used for this operation, if you provided one
in the previous display.
o Management Image
A file containing initialization data for the node; data is
encoded in a product-specific format. (Also see the script file
argument.) This argument may be required by the target system.
o Script File
A file containing initialization data for the node; data is
encoded as a sequence of network management commands in CMIP
form. (Also see the management image argument.) This argument may
be required by the target system.
o Secondary Loader
Specifies the name of a second file containing the software to
be downline loaded. This argument may be required by the target
system.
o System Image
Specifies the file containing the system image to be downline
loaded. This argument is required for LAN circuits. If you do not
supply this information as an argument for this command, you must
specify a client set of parameters to provide this data. See the
client argument.
o Tertiary Loader
Specifies the name of a third file containing the software to
be downline loaded. This argument may be required by the target
system.
o Verification
Is a hex string that must match a verification code at the receiving
system in order to trigger the bootstrap mechanism so that the
downline load can be performed. The default is '0000000000000000'H,
or %x00-00-00-00-00-00-00-00.
Pressing the OK button will cause the load command to be executed and
will return control back to the main window.
Pressing the RESET button will cause all the arguments to be reset back
to the state they were in when you first entered this display.
Pressing the CANCEL button will return you to the main window. No load
command will be issued.
1.2 – Client
Initiates a downline load from the node you are managing to
a target client system.
The required arguments for this load operation are:
o Address
The LAN address of the target node on circuit named in the circuit
argument.
o Circuit
The MOP circuit over which the load operation is to occur.
The optional arguments for this load operation are:
o Management Image
A file containing initialization data for the node; data is
encoded in a product-specific format. (Also see the script file
argument.) This argument may be required by the target system.
o Script File
A file containing initialization data for the node; data is
encoded as a sequence of network management commands in CMIP
form. (Also see the management image argument.) This argument may
be required by the target system.
o Secondary Loader
Specifies the name of a second file containing the software to
be downline loaded. This argument may be required by the target
system.
o System Image
Specifies the file containing the system image to be downline
loaded. This argument is required for LAN circuits. If you do not
supply this information as an argument for this command, you must
specify a client set of parameters to provide this data. See the
client argument.
o Tertiary Loader
Specifies the name of a third file containing the software to
be downline loaded. This argument may be required by the target
system.
o Verification
Is a hex string that must match a verification code at the receiving
system in order to trigger the bootstrap mechanism so that the
downline load can be performed. The default is '0000000000000000'H,
or %x00-00-00-00-00-00-00-00.
Pressing the OK button will cause the load command to be executed and
will return control back to the main window.
Pressing the RESET button will cause all the arguments to be reset back
to the state they were in when you first entered this display.
Pressing the CANCEL button will return you to the main window. No load
command will be issued.