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Batch Customization via AddTool, AddImage, and AddDevType
Using the AddDevType Utility
In addition to defining new node class attributes (as described in Using the AddImage Utility, page
For more information about creating new image types for use in a new Node Class, see
TIP Using the AddImage Utility on page A-5.
As with AddTool and AddImage, to use the AddDevType utility you must prepare an input file in one of two formats —
Name
Use this parameter to specify the name that will be assigned to your node class.
Model
This field specifies the Model type which applies to the device defined by your new node class. You must select a Model image which has already been defined, and you must be sure to specify the name of the model image using the correct case.
Enterprise
This field specifies the Enterprise type which applies to the device defined by your new node class. You must select an Enterprise image which has already been defined, and you must be sure to specify the name of the enterprise image using the correct case.
sysObjectID
Use this parameter to specify the unique sysOID value that has been assigned to the device defined by your new node class. This value must be unique; if you try to define a node class based on a sysOID that is already in use, an error message will be displayed and the utility will stop processing the file. If you define a sysOID which does not begin with 1.3.6.1.4.1, or one which contains an unrecognized enterprise index, a warning message will appear, but processing will continue.
Classes
This field specifies the Class type or types which apply to the device defined by your new node class. You must select Class images which have already been defined, and you must be sure to specify their names using the correct case. To specify multiple class images, separate the values with commas; for a file in CSV format, enclose the entire attribute value in double quotes.
Using the AddDevType Utility |