A major part of configuring MPLS Manager involves the setting of user configuration parameters in the files that are identified in User configuration files for MPLS Manager.
| Directory under BASEDIR |
Filename |
Description |
Object configured by this file |
|---|---|---|---|
| smarts/conf/mpls-t |
mpls.conf Described in “Description of mpls.conf” on page 30. |
File in which you customize MPLS Manager discovery. |
MPLSManager::MPLS-Manager This object will run in the MPLS Topology Server environment. |
| REMOTEPING.conf Described in “Description of REMOTEPING.conf” on page 40. |
File in which you set the global values to be inherited by newly invoked on-demand remote pings or newly deployed remote ping instances. Contains eight parameters, one of which is NumberOfThreads. |
RemotePingManager::remotePingManager This object will run in the MPLS Topology Server environment. |
|
| perl-cli-conf.pl Described in “Description of perl-cli-conf.pl” on page 41. |
File in which you set the remote-access method for CLI discovery and LSP ping. |
Not applicable |
|
| smarts/conf/mpls-m |
REMOTEPING.conf |
Contains only one parameter, NumberOfThreads. |
RemotePingManager::remotePingManager This object will run in the MPLS Monitoring Server environment. |
| smarts/conf/mpls-a |
notification.conf |
File in which you disable the MulticastGroup Impacted event. |
Not applicable |
| smarts/conf/mpls-tma |
mpls-tma.conf Described in “Autoconfiguration configuration file: mpls-tma.conf” on page 56. |
File in which you customize autoconfiguration operation. |
Not applicable |
| smarts/conf/vpn-tagging |
vpn-tagging.conf Described in “Description of vpn-tagging.conf” on page 43. |
File in which you customize MPLS VPN-Tagging Server discovery. |
VPNTagging_Manager::VPNTagging-Manager This object will run in the MPLS VPN-Tagging Server environment. |
| smarts/local/conf |
runcmd_env.sh Described in “Enabling remote ping functionality” on page 49 and “Configuring security” on page 52. |
File in which you set environment variables to control behavior globally. |
Not applicable |
As with most configuration files, the mpls.conf, REMOTEPING.conf, and vpn-tagging.conf files are used to set attributes for certain objects within a server’s environment when the server starts up. The parameters and their values in a configuration file become the attributes and their values for the created objects.
For the mpls.conf file, as an example, the associated object is an instance of the MPLS Manager class and is named MPLS-Manager. This object is the topology manager for the MPLS Topology Server.
