•HTTP server status (running or not running)
•XML agent status (running or not running)
Table 14 lists the applications and features to the corresponding login mode type.
Table 14 Login Modes Used for Applications and Features
Mode | Description | |
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| |
Full Mode | The entire set of CWI applications is provided. The following list of features is | |
| included: | |
| • Reduced Mode of applications and features | |
| • | |
| • | Troubleshooter application |
| • | Rack Environment Monitor |
| • | Card Environment Monitor |
| • | Sensor Environment Monitor |
| • | Health Monitor |
| • | Performance System Monitor |
| • | Performance Process Monitor |
| • | Performance Interface Monitor |
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| |
Reduced Mode | Reduced Mode functions as a default that operates independently of the presence | |
| of the manageability pie or state of XML agent. The following CWI applications | |
| are included: | |
| • Lite Mode of applications and features | |
| • | Inventory Tree |
| • | Inventory Viewer application |
| • | Interface Viewer application |
| • | Alarm Viewer application |
| • | Health Monitor |
|
| |
CWI Lite Mode | CWI communicates with the device using CLI and not XML1. CWI Lite Mode | |
| operates under any circumstances and always works. This mode has no | |
| dependence on chassis type, software version, presence of the manageability pie, | |
| or state of the XML agent. The following features are included: | |
| • | CWI Desktop |
| • Telnet, Terminal Plus, and SSH | |
| • | Configuration Editor application |
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1. XML = Extensible Markup Language
CWI Supported Connection Methods and Applications
Table 15 provides detailed information on the supported CWI connection methods and available applications.
Note If you are connecting to the router through either the Terminal Server or Serial Port connection methods from CWI, you must ensure that the logging console is not configured on the router.
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