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The primary interfaces used to access the
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The EMA provides an easy method to provision, maintain and administer the
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For login details, see Logging Into EMA.
The EMA in Platform Mode provides current status of the platform, application software version information and system information. The EMA in Platform Mode is also used to start, stop and restart the application as well as reboot the host. The EMA in Platform Mode supports upgrading the operating system and application. Additional features include a web interface for generic troubleshooting activities, security and remote access management.
For more information, refer to Logging into EMA in Platform Mode.
Command Line Interface (CLI) is the traditional method to configure systems from any machine with network access using a secure shell (SSH) client terminal emulator).
For login details, refer to Logging Into the CLI.
The Baseboard Management Controller (BMC) supports the following functions:
For login details, refer to Logging Into the BMC
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The SBC SOAP API supports the following requests for each managed object:
The EMS application maps each SOAP request to the corresponding REST request towards the SBC. In network configurations where EMS is deployed, the EMS is also used to configure
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For access details, refer to Accessing SOAP API.
REST APIs provide access to REpresentational State Transfer (REST) API which is a simple, stateless architecture style (not a protocol) that uses the HTTP/HTTPS method ( such as GET, PUT, POST, DELETE) to retrieve the management information from the database. The main advantage is its simple interfaces and can be modified while the application is running.
REST has the following properties:
Client-Server model: In a client-server model, clients are associated with the user interface, and the servers manage data storage behind the interface. This allows a seperation separation between the client and server.
To use a REST API, your application makes HTTPs requests and parses the responses. Currently, the only supported response format is XML. The methods used by developers are standard HTTP methods such as GET, PUT, POST, PATCH and DELETE. For details, refer to REST API User's Guide.
For access details, refer to Accessing REST API.
If you network is configured with your network includes the Insight EMS platform, and the SBC is accessible using SBC Manager application on the EMS. To access the
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The SBC Core includes the utility /opt/sonus/bin/
with permissions SbcSftp
-rwsr-xr-x
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When executed, the program SbcSftp
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Uploads/Downloads specified files to/from the remote server over a SFTP session, if the user has permissions to access the file
The advantage of using SbcSftp
over standard sftp
is that SbcSftp
automatically creates and deletes ACLs for accessing the remote server. For details, refer to SbcSftp - Secure File Transfers with Automated ACL Creation and Deletion.pagebreak