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This chapter provides information about how the Cisco Network Order Manager can be used in a WAN environment. It contains the following sections:
Use the CNOM policy connectSubscriber_cwm to set up a connection between ingress and egress ports on the appropriate nodes in a WAN cloud. To run the policy, satisfy the following conditions:
The policy expects the following attributes in the work order:
workorder:DDMWorkOrderconnectionIdentifierworkorder:DDMWorkOrder.ingressATMEndPointNodeNameworkorder:DDMWorkOrder.ingressATMEndPointIfShelfworkorder:DDMWorkOrder.ingressATMEndPointSlotworkorder:DDMWorkOrder.ingressATMEndPointPortworkorder:DDMWorkOrder.ingressATMEndPointVPI workorder:DDMWorkOrder.ingressATMEndPointVCIworkorder:DDMWorkOrder.egressATMEndPointNodeNameworkorder:DDMWorkOrder.egressATMEndPointIfShelfworkorder:DDMWorkOrder.egressATMEndPointSlotworkorder:DDMWorkOrder.egressATMEndPointPortworkorder:DDMWorkOrder.egressATMEndPointVPI workorder:DDMWorkOrder.egressATMEndPointVCIworkorder:DDMWorkOrder.atmServiceCharacteristics To set up a connection within a WAN Cloud, use the connect_cwm script:
connect_cwm<Connection_ID><QoS_type><ingressNode><ingressSlot><ingressPort><ingressVPI> <ingressVCI><egressNode><egressSlot><egressPort>[<egressVPI><egressVCI>]
You can create a WAN QoS profile in one of two ways:
To create a WAN QoS profile with a policy, use the create_cwm_QoS command:
create_cwm_qos <ProfileName> <ProfileType> [<attribute=value>]
Supported ProfileTypes are:
The policy expects the following attributes in the work order.
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Note If you do not assign a value to an attribute, the default value is used. |
workOrder:DDMWorkOrder.connectionIdentifierworkOrder:DDMWorkOrder.ldbsvConnSubTypeworkOrder:DDMWorkOrder.profileNameworkOrder:DDMWorkOrder.CtrlStateworkOrder:DDMWorkOrder.ldbatmEndPointBCMworkOrder:DDMWorkOrder.ldbatmEndPointCDVTZeroPlus1workOrder:DDMWorkOrder.ldbatmEndPointFGCRAworkOrder:DDMWorkOrder.ldbatmEndPointFRTTworkOrder:DDMWorkOrder.ldbatmEndPointICRworkOrder:DDMWorkOrder.ldbatmEndPointICRTOworkOrder:DDMWorkOrder.ldbatmEndPointMBSworkOrder:DDMWorkOrder.ldbatmEndPointMCRworkOrder:DDMWorkOrder.ldbatmEndPointMinAdjustPeriodworkOrder:DDMWorkOrder.ldbatmEndPointNRMworkOrder:DDMWorkOrder.ldbatmEndPointPCRZeroPlus1workOrder:DDMWorkOrder.ldbatmEndPointPercUtilworkOrder:DDMWorkOrder.ldbatmEndPointPolicingworkOrder:DDMWorkOrder.ldbatmEndPointRateDownworkOrder:DDMWorkOrder.ldbatmEndPointRateUpworkOrder:DDMWorkOrder.ldbatmEndPointSCRZeroPlus1workOrder:DDMWorkOrder.ldbatmEndPointTBEworkOrder:DDMWorkOrder.ldbatmEndPointVSVDworkOrder:DDMWorkOrder.ldbsvConnCellRoutingworkOrder:DDMWorkOrder.ldbsvConnClassOfServiceworkOrder:DDMWorkOrder.ldbsvConnTrkAvoidTypeworkOrder:DDMWorkOrder.ldbsvConnTrkAvoidZCSworkOrder:DDMWorkOrder.ldbatmEndPointICRIf a connection is:
workOrder:DDMWorkOrder.connectionIdentifier value exists at the root level of the connectionObjects view. Expanding this object shows the objects CDMDmmConnectObj, C6400DMMConnection, and ATM.CDMDmmConnectObj, the PVCs set up in this connection are displayed. In the case of: To disconnect a connection made through the above policy, use the policy disconnectSubscriber_with_CWM. This policy takes the connectionIdentifier supplied in the earlier connection in the attribute workOrder:DDMWorkOrder.connectionIdentifier and removes the subscriber.
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Caution When you run policies, be sure that the policy is one designated for the specified application. For example, the command listed above is specifically designed to disconnect an end-to-end connection in a WAN environment. |
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Posted: Wed Oct 2 07:44:32 PDT 2002
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