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Configuring and Managing Routers with Site Manager
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Generating Configuration File Reports from UNIX
You can generate a configuration file report from the UNIX command line. The
syntax of the UNIX command you use is as follows:
smcfgrpt [-d] [-t] [-h] [-m] [-W < warning level >] [-r < report template >]
[-c] < configuration file > [-o] < report file >
Table 9-2 describes the options you can use in the UNIX command line.
Table 9-2. Options for Command Line (UNIX)
Option Description
-d Includes the default MIB value for any configurable
attribute for which you did not specify a value in the
configuration file
-t Produces the same result as -d, except that default values
are tagged “[Default]”
-h Includes raw hexadecimal data in addition to the ASCII
translation of that data
-m Includes the MIB attribute identifier names in addition to
the ASCII translation of those names
-W
<warning level> Sets the warning level to indicate types of warnings to
include in the report:
0 = no warning (default warning level)
1 = warn on unrecognized attributes
2 = warn on unrecognized records
3 = combination of levels 1 and 2
4 = warn on unset attributes with no default
7 = combination of 3 and 4
-r
<report template> Specifies the report template file to use. By default, the
Report Generator uses a template based on the version of
the configuration file. Template files are in
/usr/wf/lib.
The format of the template file name is
<version>.rpt, f or
example,
12_0.rpt.
-c <configuration file> Specifies the name of the configuration file from which you
want to generate a report
-o <report file> Specifies the path and file name of the report file. If you
omit this argument, the Report Generator sends the output
to
<stdout>.