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Adding and Deleting USRM Service Groups Using Configuration Files
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This template can be used for any number of service groups by adding additional
ServiceGroupTable entries. You do not need to redefine "object ResourceManager"
before each ServiceGroupTable entry.
ServiceGroupTable entries. You do not need to redefine "object ResourceManager"
before each ServiceGroupTable entry.
object ResourceManager
ServiceGroupTable.AdminState.SGID15 Delete
Qams_Servername_sgDelete.txt
This file is a modification to the Qams_Servername.txt file created under the Creating
Configuration Files procedure and loaded into the AutoConfigFileName field of the
USRM web interface. The file with "_sgDelete" appended to its name is a temporary
file that can be created ahead of time. Its contents can be copied into the
Qams_Servername.txt file during maintenance window activities.
Configuration Files procedure and loaded into the AutoConfigFileName field of the
USRM web interface. The file with "_sgDelete" appended to its name is a temporary
file that can be created ahead of time. Its contents can be copied into the
Qams_Servername.txt file during maintenance window activities.
The following is an example that deletes service group 15 from the
QAMS_Stuttgart.txt file created earlier. This was done by removing any reference to
SGID15 in the original file and placing any unused QAM ports AdminState setting
to OutOfService.
QAMS_Stuttgart.txt file created earlier. This was done by removing any reference to
SGID15 in the original file and placing any unused QAM ports AdminState setting
to OutOfService.
Note: Use this as a template to create other files of this type. It can be used for any
number of service groups.
number of service groups.
create gqam GQAM02
adminstate=preprovision
CtrlIpAddress=172.16.6.3
PortTable.ServiceGroupId.1 5
PortTable.ServiceGroupId.2 0
PortTable.ServiceGroupId.3 0
PortTable.ServiceGroupId.4 0
PortTable.AdminState.1 InServic
PortTable.AdminState.2 OutOfService
PortTable.AdminState.3 OutOfService
PortTable.AdminState.4 OutOfService
adminstate=inservice
Object ResourceManager
ServiceGroupTable.AdminState.SGID5 InService
Object SdvSm
ServiceGroupTable.Zone.SGID5 1
Importing the Configuration File
Copy each of the configuration files to the /opt/usrm/ConfigFiles directory on the
USRM using a tool such as WinSCP.
USRM using a tool such as WinSCP.
Optionally, copy the file using the scp command from an xterm window, as follows.
1 Enter the following command at the system prompt and press Enter.
1 Enter the following command at the system prompt and press Enter.
scp <configuration file name> root@<ip address of USRM>:
/opt/usrm/ConfigFiles
/opt/usrm/ConfigFiles