Use the Command Line Interface feature to Export Credentials .

To export credentials (except SNMPv3),

  1. Go to Accessing the Command Line Interface if you have not already done so. At the command line, enter the command to export credentials. Here is the command you need to enter.

    exportCredentials [snmpv3] <scope>

  2. Make sure the format and syntax is exactly as shown in the following example.

    cmd > exportCredentials global

    When entering this command, <scope> can be either:

    • global

    • network name. If the network name contains any spaces or other special characters, you must enclose the name using double quotes ("). For example, if the network name is Network A, then the network name would appear as "Network A" .

    • The input file names should be quoted only if the file name has got special characters - this applies to various commands.  (only Export Credentials cmd have a file name parameter).

  3. Press Enter. The global.csv is now written in the directory ($VOYENCE_HOME/tools/bulk-import). If the network name is used as scope, a (networkname.csv) is created.

  4. In a separate telnet window, verify your command results by entering change directory ( cd) to $VOYENCE_HOME/logs, then pressing Enter. The log file to review is commandLineUtil.log. You can also go to the System Administrator Credential screen (in Network Configuration Manager) to verify that the credentials seen here have been exported.

  5. If you have completed exporting credentials, and no further actions are needed, enter quit at the command line, then press Enter. You are now logged off of Network Configuration Manager.

To export SNMPv3 credentials,

  1. Go to Accessing the Command Line Interface if you have not already done so. At the command line, enter the command to export credentials. Here is the command you need to enter.

      exportCredentials [snmpv3]<scope> 

  2. Make sure the format and syntax is exactly as shown in the following example.

    cmd > exportCredentials snmpv3 global

    When entering this command, <scope> can be either:

    • global

    • network name. If the network name contains any spaces or other special characters, you must enclose the name using double quotes ("). For example, if the network name is Network A, then the network name would appear as "Network A" .

  3. Press Enter. The snmpv3 global.csv is now written in the directory ($VOYENCE_HOME/tools/bulk-import). If the network name is used as scope, a (networkname-snmpv3.csv) is created.

  4. In a separate telnet window, verify your command results by entering change directory ( cd) to $VOYENCE_HOME /logs, then pressing Enter. The log file to review is commandLineUtil.log. You can also go to the System Administrator Credential screen (in Network Configuration Manager) to verify that the credentials seen here have been exported.

  5. If you have completed exporting credentials, and no further actions are needed, enter quit at the command line, then press Enter. You are now logged off of Network Configuration Manager.