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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 listed in Table 6-1.
| Profile Type | Description |
|---|---|
cbr1 | Constant bit rate (cell loss priority [CLP] not applicable) |
vbr1 | Variable bit rate (CLP not applicable) |
vbr2 | Variable bit rate |
vbr3 | Variable bit rate (CLP enabled) |
abr-fs | Available bit rate (CLP enabled; ForeSight enabled) |
ubr-1 | Unspecified bit rate (CLP disabled) |
ubr-2 | Unspecified bit rate (CLP enabled) |
abr-1 | Available bit rate |
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:
-hide option when you create the connection, connection objects are hidden in connectionObjects. An object with the same name as the workOrder:DDMWorkOrder.connectionIdentifier value exists at the root level of the connectionObjects view. Expanding this object displays an ATM object that represents the connection. 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: Sun Sep 29 05:33:15 PDT 2002
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