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+ | ==== Domains ==== | ||
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+ | A Domain in netYCE sets common communication parameters for devices administered by the same team. | ||
+ | Let's say your network has an admin teams for North America and EMEA. Devices in these two admin Domains | ||
+ | have different configurations for AAA server in NA and EMEA. NA admins cannot access EMEA devices and vice versa. | ||
+ | Accounts used by netYCE to access devices have different credentials in both Domains. | ||
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+ | The domains form allows you to manage your domains using the following 5 subforms: | ||
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+ | === Management === | ||
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+ | The management form provides the configuration for **'' | ||
+ | default **'' | ||
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+ | /* TODO: Explain the difference between snmp ro and snmp upd ro */ | ||
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+ | Add a new Domain using **New**. Or start a new domain as a duplicate of another with **Duplicate**. | ||
+ | **Delete** will delete a domain. | ||
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+ | You can also **Export** and **Import** domain configurations for easy transport between netYCE servers. | ||
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+ | === Users === | ||
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+ | The Users form stored device access credentials | ||
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+ | This form contains some fields that will soon become obsolete. | ||
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+ | ^Field | ||
+ | ^ Rme user | The default account used by netYCE when accessing the device. Usually this account is configured in an external **AAA** system. The **user upd** is used when changing configuration (RW user) | | ||
+ | ^ Rme user upd | ::: | | ||
+ | ^ Local user | An account that is tried when access with **Rme User** fails. Usually this account is configured in the local device configuration and becomes accessible when communication to the AAA server is lost. The **user upd** is used when changing configuration (RW user). | ||
+ | ^ Local user upd | ::: | | ||
+ | ^ Maint user | An account that can be chosen when executing maintenance jobs. Possibly because of privileges, or just to flag maintenance jobs versus other jobs. | | ||
+ | ^ If ser chap host | Legacy Serial (modem) access user and password. | | ||
+ | ^ If ser chap password | ::: | | ||
+ | ^ Fallback ppp user | Legacy serial PPP (network access) user and password | | ||
+ | ^ Fallback ppp password | ::: | | ||
+ | ^ Fallback telnet user | Legacy serial telnet (console access via the network) user and password | | ||
+ | ^ Fallback telnet password | ::: | | ||
+ | ^ ISDN passwrd | Legacy password used when connecting to an ISDN interface of the device | | ||
+ | === Routing === | ||
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+ | The routing subform makes it possible to register BGP AS number, a north bound BGP AS number and password, TTY timeout, OSPF mask, HRSP password and a MPLS fingerprint /*(TODO: what are the Dom_reserve fields for?)*/ | ||
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+ | === Custom === | ||
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+ | The custom subform allow to set values for custom attributes within the domain. These attributes can be defined in the [[menu: | ||
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+ | These attributes are available to jobs allowing to parameterize certain values for these jobs. | ||
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+ | === Networks === | ||
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+ | The networks subform lets you create networks within a defined domain based on prefix, netmask and inverse netmask. | ||
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menu/build/domains.txt · Last modified: 2022/05/30 14:40 by rkleipool