Cisco C880 M5 Configuration Guide
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5.4 SCCI
The configuration file is a based on XML syntax:
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Each configuration setting consists of a simple XML fragment starting with a
<CMD> tag.
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The complete sequence of configuration settings is enclosed in a pair of tags
<CMDSEQ> and </CMDSEQ>.
The following is an example of a typical command sequence comprising two
configuration settings:
<CMDSEQ>
<CMD Context="SCCI" OC="ConfigSpace" OE="3800" OI="0" Type="SET">
<DATA Type="xsd::hexBinary" Len="1">04</DATA>
<CMD Context="SCCI" OC="ConfigSpace" OE="3801" OI="0" Type="SET">
<DATA Type="xsd::hexBinary" Len="1">00</DATA> </CMD>
</CMDSEQ>
The Context parameter is used internally to select the provider of the operation.
Currently, SCCI is the only supported provider.
5.4.2.1
Parameters of SCCI provider-specific commands
The following SCCI-provider-specific commands are available:
Operation Code (OC)
Hex value or string specifying the command/operation code.
The iRMC only supports a limited set of SCCI commands. For a list of
supported commands refer to the
"Supported SCCI commands" on page 71
table.
Operation Code Extension (OE)
Hex value for extended operation code. Default: OE=0
For ConfigSpace Read-/Write operations, this value defines the ConfigSpace ID.
Object Index (OI)
Hex value selecting an instance of an object. Default: OI=0"
Operation Code Type (Type)
For configuration settings, the values GET (read operation) and SET (write
operation) are supported. Default: Type=GET
SET operations require data. For specifying the appropriate data type, use
the Data (DATA) parameter described below.
Cabinet Identifier (CA)
Allows you to select an extension cabinet and use its cabinet ID number.
Do not use this parameter to request for the system cabinet!