User's Manual Part 9

NOC-NEM Interface Commands

Element Management System (EMS) 4.0 User Manual

3. Interpret the response as follows: The line after the header is the site name

(

Askov in the example above). If multiple network elements are queried,

there will be an END line after each network element, as shown above, with a

double END line after the last network element.

Examples

DEMS 43 GET SITENAME

DEMS ALL GET SITENAME

5.5.4 SET SITENAME

This command can be used to enter a site name for a network element (host or

remote) identified by either node number or current sitename. The name given

must conform to certain requirements described in step 1 below. This command

can also be used to change a site name; the new name will overwrite the previous

name.

To enter or change a site name

1. Enter a command in the following format

DEMS Site_Name SET SITENAME New_Name

(or)

DEMS Node_Number SET SITENAME New_Name

where Site_Name is the site name of the network element, Node_Number

is the Host Node or Remote Node value (as displayed in the Maintenance

interface View Catalog window), and

New_Name is the new site name you

want to assign.

NOTE:

New_Name must conform to the following requirements:

• One continuous word (no spaces are allowed).

• Almost any other character is allowed except ‘\’ (backslash).

• 32 characters or less.

• Case-sensitive (

MainTower is not the same as maintower).

2. Below is an example of a command and response message (

Warroad is the

new site name assigned):