Cisco Cisco Evolved Programmable Network Manager 2.0 Developer's Guide
Fully-qualified Domain Names (FDN)
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5 Fully-qualified Domain Names (FDN)
This section describes the format of the fully-qualified domain name (FDN) attribute. FDN
attribute is unique for each object that supports it.
You may use the FDN as a query parameter to retrieve a specific object appending the
following query to the URL that retrieves all objects of a particular type:
?fdn=<value>
Where:
<value> is the value of the FDN attribute listed in the table below.
The following table list the object classes, inherited superclass, and FDN computation
format.
Object Class
Superclass
FDN Format
Group
-
N/A
ManagedElement
-
See ManagedElement FDN Format
Chassis
Equipment
See Equipment FDN Format
Equipment
-
See Equipment FDN Format
Module
Equipment
See Equipment FDN Format
PhysicalConnector
-
N/A
PhysicalProtocolEndpoint
ProtocolEndpoint
See ProtocolEndpoint FDN Format
InterfaceProtocolEndpoint ProtocolEndpoint
See ProtocolEndpoint FDN Format
ManagedElement FDN Format
5.1
A ManagedElement object represents a device managed by the Cisco EPN Manager. 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.
Note: The device name must be globally unique to ensure that the ManagedElement FDN
is unique.
The format is as follows:
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.
Note: 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