Cisco Cisco Evolved Programmable Network Manager 1.2 Developer's Guide
Fully-qualified Domain Names (FDN)
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OpticalCrossConnectionEnd
ForwardingRelationshipEnd N/A
OpticalCrossConnectionRFS
Link
See Link FDN Format
OpticalNECrossConnections
N/A
OpticalInterfaceSettings
N/A
OpticalLoopbackSettings
N/A
OpticalTimingSettings
N/A
OpticalTransportSettings
N/A
OpticalPathOptionCFS
N/A
OpticalPathOptionRFS
N/A
OpticalPathSettingsCFS
N/A
OpticalHopConstraintRFS
N/A
OpticalOduGroupPep
ProtocolEndpoint
See ProtocolEndpoint FDN Format
OpticalOduGroupEnd
N/A
ManagedElement FDN Format
5.1
A ManagedElement object represents a device managed by the Evolved Programmable
Network Manager (EPNM). The FDN for managed elements contains the management
domain (currently a fixed value, ‘CISCO_EPNM’, but this may change in future releases) and
the name attribute of the device. The device name must be globally unique to ensure that
the ManagedElement FDN is unique.
The format is as follows:
Network Manager (EPNM). The FDN for managed elements contains the management
domain (currently a fixed value, ‘CISCO_EPNM’, but this may change in future releases) and
the name attribute of the device. The device name must be globally unique to ensure that
the ManagedElement FDN is unique.
The format is as follows:
MD/CISCO_EPNM/ME/<me.name>
Where:
<me.name>
is the value of the ManagedElement’s name attribute.
For example:
MD/CISCO_EPNM/ME/cvg.cisco.com
Equipment FDN Format
5.2
An Equipment object represents a piece of hardware that has some well-specified function
(for example, a line card, memory board, or power supply).This object class has several
subclasses, as shown in the table above.
The FDN for equipment objects starts with the management domain (currently a fixed
value, ‘CISCO_EPNM’, but this may change in future releases) and the name of the device
that contains it. The rest of this FDN is calculated based on which attributes of the
Equipment object are populated to ensure that the FDN is unique.
The format is as follows:
(for example, a line card, memory board, or power supply).This object class has several
subclasses, as shown in the table above.
The FDN for equipment objects starts with the management domain (currently a fixed
value, ‘CISCO_EPNM’, but this may change in future releases) and the name of the device
that contains it. The rest of this FDN is calculated based on which attributes of the
Equipment object are populated to ensure that the FDN is unique.
The format is as follows:
MD/CISCO_EPNM/ME/<me.name>/EQ/<ComputedName>
Where:
<me.name>
is the value of the containing ManagedElement’s name attribute
<ComputedName >
is as calculated below to ensure a unique value for the equipment
object’s name.