Total Control MP/16, Operator'S Manual

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The NMC MIB 3-21
Command Description
restoreFromNvram(4) With the exception of the nmcUiCfg group, this
command restores all configurable NMC parameters
to the value last saved to the NMC's NVRAM. In
addition, an attempt is made to restore the cache for
each slot to the values that were last saved to the
NMC's NVRAM. If the parameters in NVRAM for a
given slot do not match the card type that is currently
installed in that slot, the cache for that slot is loaded
from the default values for the given card type. After
restoring all of the slot caches, the NMC proceeds to
configure each device with the parameter values from
that slot's cache.
nonDisruptSelfTest(5) Upon power up, the NMC does a full hardware self-
test. Once the NMC is running operational code,
such a test would disrupt the NMC's ability to perform
certain network management functions. For this
reason, the online version of the NMC's self test is
non-disruptive, comprised of a subset of the power up
tests. For convenience, the test results are returned
in a bit-mapped object (nmcStatTestResult) that is
defined exactly like the power on self test result
(nmcStatPowerUpTstFailBMap). The example below
identifies which tests (and bits) pertain to the NMC's
non disruptive self test (assuming that the least
significant bit of the INTEGER bit map is bit #1 and
the most significant is bit #32).
Bit Number Test Name
18 Analog to Digital Converter
19 EEPROM CRC (other
manufacturer's information)
20 Flash Vpp Programming Voltage
21 Power Supply Presence Circuit
22 Flash File System CRC Test
softwareReset(6) Provides the ability to reset the NMC from a remote
location. This may be useful when changing the IP
addressing of an NMC or in an emergency situation
where some sort of NMC software malfunction is
encountered and the Network Manager needs to
restore the NMC to a good state.