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● To add two devices (10.205.0.98 and 10.205.0.99) to the Ridgeline database on the local host, with
read community string “read” and write community string “write,” enter the following command:
devcli add -u admin -a 10.205.0.98 -a 10.205.0.99 -r read -w write
● To delete a set of devices specified in the file “devList.txt” with device login “admin2” and
password “purple,” enter the following command:
devcli del -u admin -f devList.txt -l admin2 -d purple
The file devList.txt must be a plain ASCII text file containing only IP addresses and only one IP
address per line, such as:
10.205.0.95
10.205.0.96
10.205.0.97
If more than one IP address is specified per line, only the first IP address is used.
● To manually update the configurations of two devices (10.205.0.91 and 10.205.0.93), enter the
command:
devcli sync -u admin -a 10.205.0.91 -a 10.205.0.93
Inventory Export Scripts
There are three scripts you can run to export information about the devices or occupied slots known to
the Ridgeline inventory. The scripts let you export information on devices known to a single Ridgeline
installation, on slots known to a single Ridgeline installation, or on devices known to multiple Ridgeline
servers. The information will be output in comma-separated (CSV) format suitable for importing into a
spreadsheet.
● For a device report, the information reported includes the device name and type, IP address,
location, serial and board numbers. If you use the Distributed server version of this report, the name
of the Ridgeline server that manages the device will also be included.
● For a slot report, it includes the device name and IP Address, slot number, slot name and slot type,
and the serial number of the blade in the slot.
Using the Inventory Export Scripts
The three scripts are located in the Ridgeline user.war\scripts\bin directory under the Ridgeline
install directory (by default
c:\Program Files\Extreme Networks\Ridgeline 3.0 under Windows,
or
/opt/ExtremeNetworks/Ridgeline3.0 under Linux or Solaris). You must have the
user.war\scripts\bin directory as your current directory in order to run these scripts.
There are three inventory export scripts you can use:
● inv.bat <options> (Windows), or inv.sh <options> (Linux or Solaris) exports device
information from the Ridgeline database.
To export device information to file
devinfo.csv under Windows, enter the command:
cd “\Program Files\Extreme Networks\Ridgeline 3.0\user.war\scripts\bin”
inv.bat -o devinfo.csv
Under Linux or Solaris, enter the command:
cd /opt/ExtremeNetworks/Ridgeline3.0/user.war/scripts/bin
inv.sh -o devinfo.csv
- Software Version 3.0 1
- Table of Contents 3
- Introduction 11
- Conventions 12
- Related Publications 13
- Ridgeline Overview 15
- Inventory Management 18
- Network Views 19
- Device Groups and Port Groups 19
- Map Views 19
- Ridgeline Scripts 19
- The Alarm Manager 19
- The IP/MAC Address Finder 20
- Real-Time Statistics 20
- Ridgeline Reports 21
- Role-based Access Management 21
- Distributed Server Mode 21
- SNMP and MIBs 23
- Traps and Smart Traps 24
- Device Status Polling 24
- Third-Party Device Support 25
- Starting Ridgeline 27
- Starting the Ridgeline Server 28
- Getting Help 31
- Modifying Table Views 33
- Ridgeline User Roles 34
- Creating the Device Inventory 34
- Using Discovery 35
- Adding Devices Individually 36
- Using Network Views 38
- Viewing Device Properties 42
- ● Device 43
- ● Network Clients 43
- ● Syslog Messages 43
- Predefined Alarms 47
- Using Basic Ridgeline Reports 48
- Table 3: Ridgeline Reports 50
- Organizing Devices and Ports 53
- Into Groups 53
- Group Membership Guidelines 55
- Creating a Group 55
- Adding Ports to a Port Group 57
- Copying or Moving Groups 60
- Displaying Group Details 62
- Exporting Group Information 63
- Using Map Views 65
- Map Elements 67
- Navigating Maps 70
- Creating Maps 71
- Specifying Map Properties 72
- Laying Out the Map 73
- Creating User-Defined Links 73
- Adding a Device Annotation 76
- Exporting Maps 76
- Deleting Maps 77
- Provisioning Network 79
- Resources 79
- E-LAN Service 90
- Configuring Ethernet Services 91
- Modifying an Ethernet Service 96
- Creating a Customer Profile 97
- Creating a Bandwidth Profile 98
- Managing Ethernet Services 100
- Using the Services View 101
- Figure 62: Services View 102
- Importing Services 105
- ● 802.1Q (VLAN) 107
- ● 802.1ah (PB/VMAN) 107
- ● 802.1ad(PBB) 107
- See Figure 71 111
- Managing PBB Networks 115
- Configuring BVLANs 116
- Creating a BVLAN 117
- Modifying a BVLAN 118
- Viewing PBB Information 120
- Displaying PBB Details 122
- ISID Details 124
- Managing and Monitoring VPLS 125
- Hierarchical VPLS (H-VPLS) 126
- VPLS Support in Ridgeline 127
- Viewing VPLS Information 127
- Displaying VPLS Details 129
- Configuring VPLS 130
- Managing VLANs 133
- Configuring VLANs 134
- Modifying a VLAN 138
- ● Modify an existing VLAN 140
- Viewing VLAN Information 141
- Displaying VLAN Details 142
- Displaying VMAN Details 143
- Creating a Network Name 143
- Network Name 145
- Quick Filter 145
- Managing Virtual Machines 147
- VM Authentication Process 148
- File Synchronization 148
- Example XNV Configuration 149
- Limitations 150
- Identifying VMMs and VMs 151
- Adding and Importing VMs 152
- Editing VM Manager Settings 153
- Deleting a VM Manager 154
- Attaching a VPP to a VM 164
- Attaching a Policy to a VPP 167
- Detaching VPPs 169
- Detaching a VPP from a Policy 170
- All Table and All Map Views 171
- Figure 130: All Table View 172
- Device Group/Subgroup Views 173
- VM Details View 174
- ● VM MAC address 175
- ● Device name 175
- ● NIC port number 175
- ● Port name 175
- VM Monitoring Audit Log 177
- Managing Your EAPS 179
- Configuration 179
- Creating an EAPS Domain 180
- Modifying an EAPS Domain 181
- Deleting an EAPS Domain 182
- Viewing EAPS Information 183
- The EAPS Map View 184
- Link Status 185
- Verifying EAPS Information 187
- Running EAPS Reports 188
- EAPS Log Reports 189
- Managing Network Security 191
- Securing Management Traffic 194
- Using the MAC Address Finder 198
- Device Syslog History 199
- ● Physical port 200
- ● 802.1Q tag 200
- Policies 203
- Viewing Policies for Devices 204
- Creating a New Policy 205
- See Figure 157 210
- 18 Click Create Policy 210
- Editing a Policy 212
- Deleting a Policy 213
- Detaching a Policy 214
- Attaching a Policy 214
- Categorizing Policies 215
- Creating and Managing Roles 216
- Tuning and Debugging 217
- Ridgeline 217
- Polling Types and Frequencies 218
- Tuning the Alarm System 219
- Disabling Unnecessary Alarms 220
- Limiting the Scope of Alarms 221
- Using the MIB Poller Tools 223
- Defining a MIB Collection 224
- The MIB Poller Summary 225
- The MIB Poller Detail Report 227
- The MIB Query Tool 228
- Reconfiguring Ridgeline Ports 229
- About Ridgeline Scripts 231
- Bundled Ridgeline Scripts 232
- Managing Ridgeline Scripts 234
- #@DetailDescriptionStart and 236
- Running a Script 240
- Categorizing Scripts 245
- Configuring Script Tasks 246
- Audit Log View 248
- Filtering the Audit Log View 249
- About ExtremeXOS Scripts 250
- Using Identity Management 251
- Role-Based Access Control 252
- Role Hierarchy 253
- EX_idm_0002 254
- Managers 254
- Engineers 254
- Employees 254
- EX_roles_01 255
- Disabling Monitoring 262
- Creating Roles 267
- Defining a New Role 268
- Viewing Roles 274
- Viewing Role Details 275
- Editing Roles 276
- Deleting Roles 277
- Attaching Policies to Roles 278
- Configuring Directory Servers 281
- Viewing the Server Directory 282
- Deleting a Directory Server 287
- Users Table 289
- Active Users Tab 290
- Inactive and Active Users Tab 291
- Managing Network Device 295
- Configurations and Updates 295
- Baseline Configurations 296
- Managing Firmware Upgrades 299
- Troubleshooting 301
- Ridgeline Client Issues 302
- Ridgeline Database 303
- Ridgeline Server Issues 304
- VLAN Management 307
- Alarm System 307
- Book Title 308
- Ridgeline Inventory 309
- Printing 309
- Configuration Manager 310
- Configuring Devices for Use 311
- With Ridgeline 311
- Framework 312
- The OID folder 316
- The dpsimages.zip File 316
- Telnet Integration 317
- Alarm Integration 318
- Using SSH for Secure 321
- Communication 321
- 192.168.10.199 in the 322
- C:\cygwin, then click Next 327
- ● Variable nam e: = CYGWIN 328
- Connects 330
- Configuring RADIUS for 333
- Ridgeline Authentication 333
- Ridgeline Utilities 351
- Port Configuration Utility 352
- The DevCLI Utility 353
- Using the DevCLI Commands 354
- DevCLI Examples 355
- Inventory Export Scripts 356
- The SNMPCLI Utility 358
- Using the SNMPCLI Utility 359
- The AlarmMgr Utility 360
- AlarmMgr Output 362
- AlarmMgr Examples 362
- The FindAddr Utility 363
- The TransferMgr Utility 365
- Using the TransferMgr Command 366
- The ImportResources Utility 368
- ImportResources Examples 370
- command, do the following: 371
- Numerics 373
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