Re: [cricket-users] Defaults file problem

From: Alan Lichty (alan_lichty@eli.net)
Date: Thu May 20 1999 - 19:33:42 PDT


From: "Alan Lichty" <alan_lichty@eli.net>

Tim -

Take a look at the following files in sample-config/atm-interfaces:

sample-config/atm-interfaces/Defaults

and

sample-config/atm-interfaces/atm-intb-pvc/interfaces

Ascend/Cascade ATM switches use a fixed VPI/VCI number as their MIB
ifIndex in their counter tables and I had to hard code in the
interface numbers instead of using the instance mapping tool. In this
case, I have a template for inst as:

        inst = %InterfaceID%

and hard code the entry per interface in the interfaces file:

        InterfaceID = "3.65579"

I have a script that regularly rebuilds the interfaces file with new
circuit updates every hour.

Alan Lichty
Internetworking Planner
Electric Lightwave, Inc.
(360)816-4167

On Thu, 20 May 1999, Timothy Kennedy wrote:

> From: Timothy Kennedy <sugarat@thunderhold.sugarat.net>
>
> On Thu, 20 May 1999, Timothy Kennedy wrote:
>
> > Yes it would. Is there a way to pull a value directly out of the
> > interfaces file and pass it's value to the Defaults file for use?
>
> Forget I asked that. :) Not sure what I was thinking. :)
>
> I think what I'm asking is where specific, non default stuff could go.
> for instance. I note that at the top it's "Target --default--"
> Does that mean that there is someway to set non-defaultl values?
> Are these the values pulled directly from the file?
> Can I write a different inst value in the interfaces file?
>
> I am gonna try these things and see.
>
> Cheers,
>
> -Timothy
>
> Tim Kennedy
> sugarat@thunderhold.sugarat.net
>
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