Management Interfaces Sample Clauses
Management Interfaces. Apart from a Graphical User Interface (GUI), the unified control and management plane should support remote connections for management purposes, mainly through IPv4 and/or IPv6; and it also needs to support at least one of the following management protocols: • Web Services (REST/SOAP) • RPC (XML-based) • SNMP From the functional point of view, Web Services are becoming the most preferred option in order to implement the SODALES Control and Management Plane interface, which will offer the different functionalities of the platform. In addition, in order to enable the configuration of network elements, they must have IPv4 and/or IPv6 connectivity for management purposes, and must support at least one of the following management protocols: • SNMP – Simple Network Management Protocol • XML based configuration • OpenFlow A local terminal such as a Command Line Interface (CLI) (through serial port, USB or local Ethernet port) or Web based configuration interfaces may also be supported mainly for debugging purposes.
Management Interfaces. The clause is organized into several methods for the industry to reference in management interface testing.
Management Interfaces. Quagga works with a daemon for every protocol to be used. There are these daemons: ripd, ripngd, ospfd, ospf6d, bgpd and zebra To provide remote management the idea is to open remotely a socket with a specific daemon to configure the protocol we want to apply in this machine. Also if we want to provide remote management for an end-user (not by software) he can open a remote terminal session with this machine and from it execute the daemon he wants.