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Use the Admin window to configure system administration-related parameters that apply to the SBC system as a whole.
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Use the following table to edit the settings as needed, then click Save.
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Name | Specifies the name of the system. | Actual System Name | Indicates the system name assigned by user. Note: If a system name is not assigned, this field displays the |
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default system name. | Mgmt Mode | Available_since |
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Identifies whether the instances are managed manually or through the EMS. For SBC SWe cloud deployments, two modes are supported: - Centralized (default) - Is the traditional HA/redundancy model (1:1 scenario) where one active instance is backed up by one standby instance. In Centralized mode, the configuration is synchronized between active and standby s.
- Distributed - Is supported in SWe Cloud deployments where up to N active instances are backed up by a single standby instance (N:1). In this mode, each node is configured separately, and the configuration on active and standby instances is not synchronized. The instances in such deployments also have homogeneous configuration. In Distributed mode the lifecycle of the instances (instance spin-off, initial configuration, delta configuration, and instance termination) is managed by the EMS and Configurator.
| Cluster ID | Identifies the unique alpha-numeric string for identifying the cluster to which the instance belongs. | Location | Specifies the physical location of the |
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system. | Contact | Specifies the contact information |
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for the system. | Local Authentication Enabled | Specifies |
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whether user information stored locally can be used for authentication. | External Authentication Enabled | Specifies |
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whether user information stored on |
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. | Util Monitor Stats Interval | Specifies the time interval for system resource monitoring statistics. The value ranges from 5 to 60 minutes and the default value is 15 minutes. Note: If using the EMS in your network, configure the EMS PM data collection intervals for the |
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| Util Monitors Stats Num of Past Interval | Specifies the number of past intervals of data that is saved by the system resource monitoring statistics. | Audit Log State | Specifies the state of the management audit log. The options are: |
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- Enabled (default)
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mismatch conditions occur: - Mismatch in DSP card installation across any/all slot locations: Cards must match by slot location. For any mismatched slot, the DSP capacity is not used
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- Preserve Capacity is configured.
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- slot location: Card installations must match by type – DSP25 (higher capacity) or DSP20 (lower capacity). Same rules as above apply.
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- Preserve Redundancy (default)
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- active node automatically triggers a graceful dry-up in an attempt to align the DSP hardware capabilities. Once the dry-up process completes, the
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- active node uses the protected, matching DSP capacity to preserve redundancy.
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- Preserve Capacity: The Active continues to use the extra DSP capacity, as needed, assuming appropriate session licenses are in place; partial redundancy is in effect.
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partial redundancy). | Cli Set Warning Support |
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Specifies whether or not to enable warning prompts configured for the Set commands |
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| Set this value to True to specify that the SBC should check before it adds a new entry to a configuration table that has an Auto Index column to that the newly assigned Auto Index value does not already exist in that table. The transaction fails if the configuration database (CDB) already uses that Auto Index number. Provisioning can be slow when this check is enabled since the CDB is queried for each item that uses an Auto Index number. Therefore this option should only be set to True when directed by Technical Support. The options are: |
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Make the required changes and click Save at the right hand bottom of the panel to save the changes made.
Admin Commands
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| SSH Public Key Authentication Enabled | If set to True and the SSH keys are populated, SSH users can log into the server without the need to enter their passwords. |
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Use the Commands drop-down list to perform administrative actions.
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Delete Config Store File | Use this command to delete a configuration file on an external cloud object store service. | Re Generate Ssh Rsa Keys | Use this command to regenerate all SSH keys. | Re Key Confd Encryption Key |
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Use this command to regenerate encryption keys used by the system configuration database |
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. Note: Sonus recommends backing up current encrypted parameters in plaintext, if possible. Sonus further recommends performing a full configuration backup immediately after this activity has successfully completed. | Reenable OS Account | Use this command as an admin user of a system (hardware server/SWe Cloud instance) to re-enable an OS account for a specific user. The CLI equivalent of this action command is request system admin <system name> reenableOsAccount userName <user name> . For more information, refer to the Configure Accounts sub-section of the page Users and Application Management - Application Management. |
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Zeroize Persistent Keys
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Use this control to securely erase all persistent CSPs from the system. The SBC server reboots after confirmation.
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Specifies that it causes regeneration of all SSH keys.
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| Remove Instance From Group | Use this command to remove an instance from a Redundancy Group. Note: This action command is applicable only for SBC SWe Cloud deployments. | Remove Saved Config | Use this command to remove a saved configuration file from the system. - File Name – Specify filename of configuration to remove from the system.
| Retrieve Config Store File | Use this command to retrieve a configuration file from an external cloud object store service as the active configuration. | Save Config Store File | Use this command to save the current configuration to an external cloud object store service. | Set Config Store Parameters | Use this command to set the parameters used to access an external cloud object store service. | Restart | Use this command to restart the server/CE. | Set Ha Config | Use this action command to configure the for Geographical Redundancy High Availability (GRHA) mode when active and standby servers are located in two different data centers to protect s against data center and network failures. To configure/change just one setting, use the Current Value option for the other setting.- Bond Monitoring – Select the bond monitoring type for GRHA mode.
- Current Value
- Direct-connect
- Network-connect
- Leader Election – Select the leader election algorithm type to use for GRHA mode.
- Current Value
- Enhanced
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Refer to the following pages: | Soft Reset | Use this command to restart |
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the applications on the system without rebooting the server(s). | Switchover |
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Use this command to perform a switchover of the management applications and restart all applications on currently active server. |
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Remove Saved Config
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Remove the saved configuration from the system.
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Verify Database Integrity | Use this |
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Revert Software Upgrade
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Use this control to revert the last live software upgrade using one of the following selectable revert modes:
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command to verify that the policy and configuration databases on the active server are in sync or that the policy databases on the active and standby servers are in sync. Because these commands take a few seconds to execute, do not run these commands repeatedly.- Active And Standby Policy – Check if policy databases on the active and standby servers are in sync.
- Active Config And Active Policy – Check if the policy and configuration databases on the active server are in sync.
- All – Perform both of the above checks.
| Zeroize Persistent Keys | Use this control to securely erase all persistent CSPs from the system. The server reboots after confirmation. |
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Turn on/off the locator LED of the specified server for the amount of time set with the duration
sub-parameter below.
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