IBM 8239 Token-Ring Stackable Hub, Setup And User Manual

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>> set schedule script script1 <Enter>
Enter Schedule #(1-20):
>> set schedule script script1
Select index 1:
>> set schedule script script1 1 <Enter>
Schedule Script Days
Index Mode Time Number SMTWTFS Dates
----- ----- ---- ------ -------- -----
1 disabled 13:00+ 3 +++++
Enable the Script: To enable the script, type:
>> enable schedule 1 <Enter>
Schedule Script Days
Index Mode Time Number SMTWTFS Dates
----- ----- ---- ------ -------- -----
1 enabled 13:00+ 3 +++++
The schedule is now enabled.
Note:
¹
Any output generated by a scheduled script will appear at the terminal
attached to the EIA-232 port.
¹
Output that prompts you to press any key to continue does not stop the
script running; the script continues to completion. The output may
appear erratic because of screen buffer overrun.
¹
Traps are generated for script completions and script failures. After a
scheduled script is executed (on an 8239 Model 1 only), an Execute
Script Trap may be sent depending on the script trap_setting. The
default value is enabled. To change the script trap_setting, issue
ENABLE/DISABLE TRAP_SETTING SCRIPT. To display the current
setting, issue DISPLAY TRAP_SETTINGS. For more information about
traps, refer to “Trap Processing” on page 7-10.
From an RMON Event (8239 Model 1 only)
To run a script from an RMON event, follow these steps.
Create the Script: Follow the steps in “Creating Scripts” on page 7-4 to create a
script. Make a note of the index number of your script, as it is used by the
scheduler.
Set Up RMON Alarms and Events: Use the terminal interface or SNMP. Make a
note of the event index, as it is used by the Event Table.
Assume the event index is 14 for this example.
Attach the Event to the Script: Type:
>> set event_script <Enter>
The command interface responds:
Chapter 7. 8239 Device Management
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