Cyclades AlterPath ACS, Command Reference Manual

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Chapter 8
Chapter 8 - Profile Configuration Profile Configuration
This chapter begins with a table containing parameters common to all profiles, followed
by tables with parameters specific to a certain profile. You can find samples of the pslave
configuration files (pslave.conf, .cas, .ts, and .ras) in the
/etc/portslave directory.
Then all possible profiles (CAS, TS and RAS) and the necessary parameters that need
to be configured in the
/etc/portslave/pslave.conf file. This chapter includes the
following sections:
•
The pslave.conf file
•
Examples for configuration testing
8.1 The pslave.conf file
This is the main configuration file ( /etc/portslave/pslave.conf ) that contains most
product parameters and defines the functionality of the ACS .
There are three basic types of parameters in this file:
•
conf.* parameters are global or apply to the Ethernet interface.
•
all.* parameters are used to set default parameters for all ports.
•
s#.* parameters change the default port parameters for individual ports.
An all.* parameter can be overridden by a s#.* parameter appearing later in the
pslave.conf file (or vice-versa).
TIP. You can do a find for each of these parameters in vi, once you open this file by typing:
/ <your string>
To search the file downward for the string specified after the /.
pslave.conf common parameters
The tables below present all parameters with their respective descriptions. The first table
presents parameters that are common for any profile. The second, third and fourth tables
define specific parameters for CAS, TS and Dial-in profiles respectively.