Index

Symbols

!command 5-10

aaa accounting session command							8-6
aaa authentication command						1-3,8-6
default setting for management interfaces								8-10
for HTTP access 9-4
used for enabling switch access							8-10
aaa ldap-server command					8-6
aaa radius-server command						8-6
accounting
for Authenticated Switch Access							8-12
ACE/Servers		8-4
alias command			5-4
application examples
Authenticated Switch Access						8-7
CLI 5-7,5-23
CMM	4-5
configuration files				6-2
SNMP	10-3,10-4
transferring a file via Secure Shell FTP								2-34
user accounts			7-5
WebView		9-4
ASA
see Authenticated Switch Access
attrib command			2-16
Authenticated Switch Access						8-4
accounting			8-12
application example				8-7
defaults	7-2,8-2
management interfaces					8-9
authentication
MD5	10-27
SHA	10-27
traps	10-30

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boot.cfg file 4-3,4-15

cd command 2-9certified directory 4-3

copying to working directory 4-21,4-26Chassis Management Module

see CMM

chmod command				2-16
CLI	5-1
application example						5-23
domains and families						7-11
logging commands						5-15–5-16
CMM	4-1
application examples						4-5
boot.cfg file			4-3
cancelling a reboot						4-14,4-19,4-24
certified directory					4-3
checking reboot status						4-14
configuration files					4-3
copying certified directory to working directory										4-21,4-26
copying running configuration to working directory											4-15
copying working directory to certified directory										4-20,4-25
directory structure					4-3
displaying current configuration								4-22,4-28
displaying switch files 4-23
fail over		4-24
image files			4-3
managing			4-13
rebooting			4-13,4-24
rebooting from the working directory									4-17,4-25
running configuration						4-3,4-4
scheduling a reboot						4-14,4-24
specifications				4-2
swapping primary for secondary								4-28
synchronizing primary and secondary									4-25,4-26
working directory					4-3
CMM scenarios				4-5
lost running configuration							4-5
rollback to previous software								4-8
running configuration saved to working directory											4-6
working directory saved to certified directory										4-7
Command Line Interface
see CLI
command-log command						5-15
community strings					10-26
configuration apply command							5-3,6-2
configuration cancel command								6-7
configuration error-file command								6-3
configuration error-file limit command									6-8
configuration files					4-3,5-3
application examples						6-2
errors		6-7
configuration snapshot command								6-6,6-12
console port			1-4
copy certified working command								4-21
copy flash-synchro command							4-27
copy running-config working command									4-16
copy working certified command								4-21
copy working certified flash-synchro command										4-25

date 2-35,6-4Daylight Savings Time

see DST

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omniswitch specifications

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In addition to these features, Alcatel's OmniSwitch series comes equipped with a user-friendly management interface. This interface simplifies the setup, configuration, and monitoring of the network, making it accessible even to those with limited networking expertise. Through intuitive dashboards and support for SNMP, administrators can manage their networks effectively.

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Alcatel Carrier Internetworking Solutions omniswitch manual Index, Symbols

Models: omniswitch

Index

Symbols

aaa accounting session command

aaa authentication command

aaa ldap-server command

aaa radius-server command

attrib command

SHA

see CMM

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omniswitch specifications