An entry for each action that is being executed or was
executed recently. The management application executes an
action
by creating this entry. This can be done in the following
2 methods
1. CREATE-AND-GO method
Management application sets clmgmtLicenseActionRowStatus to
createAndGo(4) and all other required objects to valid
values in a single SNMP SET request. If all the values
are valid, the device creates the entry and executes the
action. If the SET request fails, the entry will not be
created.
2. CREATE-AND-WAIT method
Management application sets clmgmtLicenseActionRowStatus to
createAndWait(5) to create an entry. Management application
can set all other required objects to valid
values in more than one SNMP SET request. If SET request
for any of the objects fails, management application can
set
just only that object. Once all the required objects
are set to valid values, management application triggers
action
execution by setting clmgmtLicenseActionRowStatus to
active(1).
To stop the action from being executed, the management
application
can delete the entry by setting clmgmtLicenseActionRowStatus
to destroy(6) when clmgmtLicenseActionState is pending(2).
The status of action execution can be known by querying
clmgmtLicenseActionState. If the action is still in
pending(2) or in inProgress(3) state, the management
application need to check back again after few seconds.
Once the action completes and status of the action is
failed(6), the reason for failure can be retrieved
from clmgmtLicenseActionFailCause. If the status of the
action is partiallySuccessful(5), results of individual
licenses can be queried from clmgmtLicenseActionResultTable.
Not all objects in the entry are needed to execute every
action. Below is the list of actions and the required
objects that are needed to be set for executing that
action.
1. Installing a license
The following MIB objects need to be set for installing a
license
a. clmgmtLicenseActionTransferProtocol
b. clmgmtLicenseServerAddressType
c. clmgmtLicenseServerAddress
d. clmgmtLicenseServerUsername
e. clmgmtLicenseServerPassword
f. clmgmtLicenseFile
g. clmgmtLicenseStore
h. clmgmtLicenseStopOnFailure
i. clmgmtLicenseAcceptEULA
j. clmgmtLicenseAction
clmgmtLicenseActionEntPhysicalIndex need not be set
explicitly for license installs. License itself identifes
the device where the license needs to be installed.
clmgmtLicenseStore need to be set to store the licenses
in a non-default license store. But, if a license file
has more than one license and licenses need to be
installed on multiple devices (for example to multiple
members with in a stack), then value of clmgmtLicenseStore
is ignored and the licenses will be installed in default
license stores of the respective devices.
2. Clearing a license
The following MIB objects need to be set for clearing a
license
a. clmgmtLicenseActionEntPhysicalIndex
b. clmgmtLicenseActionLicenseIndex
c. clmgmtLicenseStore
d. clmgmtLicenseAction
3. Revoking a license
The following MIB objects need to be set for revoking a
license
a. clmgmtLicenseActionTransferProtocol
b. clmgmtLicenseServerAddressType
c. clmgmtLicenseServerAddress
d. clmgmtLicenseServerUsername
e. clmgmtLicenseServerPassword
f. clmgmtLicensePermissionTicketFile
g. clmgmtLicenseRehostTicketFile
h. clmgmtLicenseStopOnFailure
i. clmgmtLicenseAction
4. Regenerate last rehost ticket
The following MIB objects need to be set for regenerating
last rehost ticket
a. clmgmtLicenseActionTransferProtocol
b. clmgmtLicenseServerAddressType
c. clmgmtLicenseServerAddress
d. clmgmtLicenseServerUsername
e. clmgmtLicenseServerPassword
f. clmgmtLicensePermissionTicketFile
g. clmgmtLicenseRehostTicketFile
h. clmgmtLicenseStopOnFailure
i. clmgmtLicenseAction
5. Save all licenses to a backup storage
The following MIB objects need to be set for storing all
licenses to a backup store
a. clmgmtLicenseActionEntPhysicalIndex
b. clmgmtLicenseActionTransferProtocol
c. clmgmtLicenseServerAddressType
d. clmgmtLicenseServerAddress
e. clmgmtLicenseServerUsername
f. clmgmtLicenseServerPassword
g. clmgmtLicenseBackupFile
h. clmgmtLicenseAction
6. Generate and export EULA if the licenses need EULA to be
accepted for installing.
The following MIB objects need to be set exporting required
EULAs
a. clmgmtLicenseActionTransferProtocol
b. clmgmtLicenseServerAddressType
c. clmgmtLicenseServerAddress
d. clmgmtLicenseServerUsername
e. clmgmtLicenseServerPassword
f. clmgmtLicenseFile
g. clmgmtLicenseEULAFile
h. clmgmtLicenseAction
For any action, if clmgmtLicenseActionTransferProtocol
is set to local(2), the following objects need not be set.
a. clmgmtLicenseServerAddressType
b. clmgmtLicenseServerAddress
c. clmgmtLicenseServerUsername
d. clmgmtLicenseServerPassword
Entry can be deleted except when clmgmtLicenseAction is set
to pending(2). All entries are volatile and are cleared
on agent reset.
An entry for each action that is being executed or was
executed recently. The management application executes an
action
by creating this entry. This can be done in the following
2 methods
1. CREATE-AND-GO method
Management application sets clmgmtLicenseActionRowStatus to
createAndGo(4) and all other required objects to valid
values in a single SNMP SET request. If all the values
are valid, the device creates the entry and executes the
action. If the SET request fails, the entry will not be
created.
2. CREATE-AND-WAIT method
Management application sets clmgmtLicenseActionRowStatus to
createAndWait(5) to create an entry. Management application
can set all other required objects to valid
values in more than one SNMP SET request. If SET request
for any of the objects fails, management application can
set
just only that object. Once all the required objects
are set to valid values, management application triggers
action
execution by setting clmgmtLicenseActionRowStatus to
active(1).
To stop the action from being executed, the management
application
can delete the entry by setting clmgmtLicenseActionRowStatus
to destroy(6) when clmgmtLicenseActionState is pending(2).
The status of action execution can be known by querying
clmgmtLicenseActionState. If the action is still in
pending(2) or in inProgress(3) state, the management
application need to check back again after few seconds.
Once the action completes and status of the action is
failed(6), the reason for failure can be retrieved
from clmgmtLicenseActionFailCause. If the status of the
action is partiallySuccessful(5), results of individual
licenses can be queried from clmgmtLicenseActionResultTable.
Not all objects in the entry are needed to execute every
action. Below is the list of actions and the required
objects that are needed to be set for executing that
action.
1. Installing a license
The following MIB objects need to be set for installing a
license
a. clmgmtLicenseActionTransferProtocol
b. clmgmtLicenseServerAddressType
c. clmgmtLicenseServerAddress
d. clmgmtLicenseServerUsername
e. clmgmtLicenseServerPassword
f. clmgmtLicenseFile
g. clmgmtLicenseStore
h. clmgmtLicenseStopOnFailure
i. clmgmtLicenseAcceptEULA
j. clmgmtLicenseAction
clmgmtLicenseActionEntPhysicalIndex need not be set
explicitly for license installs. License itself identifes
the device where the license needs to be installed.
clmgmtLicenseStore need to be set to store the licenses
in a non-default license store. But, if a license file
has more than one license and licenses need to be
installed on multiple devices (for example to multiple
members with in a stack), then value of clmgmtLicenseStore
is ignored and the licenses will be installed in default
license stores of the respective devices.
2. Clearing a license
The following MIB objects need to be set for clearing a
license
a. clmgmtLicenseActionEntPhysicalIndex
b. clmgmtLicenseActionLicenseIndex
c. clmgmtLicenseStore
d. clmgmtLicenseAction
3. Revoking a license
The following MIB objects need to be set for revoking a
license
a. clmgmtLicenseActionTransferProtocol
b. clmgmtLicenseServerAddressType
c. clmgmtLicenseServerAddress
d. clmgmtLicenseServerUsername
e. clmgmtLicenseServerPassword
f. clmgmtLicensePermissionTicketFile
g. clmgmtLicenseRehostTicketFile
h. clmgmtLicenseStopOnFailure
i. clmgmtLicenseAction
4. Regenerate last rehost ticket
The following MIB objects need to be set for regenerating
last rehost ticket
a. clmgmtLicenseActionTransferProtocol
b. clmgmtLicenseServerAddressType
c. clmgmtLicenseServerAddress
d. clmgmtLicenseServerUsername
e. clmgmtLicenseServerPassword
f. clmgmtLicensePermissionTicketFile
g. clmgmtLicenseRehostTicketFile
h. clmgmtLicenseStopOnFailure
i. clmgmtLicenseAction
5. Save all licenses to a backup storage
The following MIB objects need to be set for storing all
licenses to a backup store
a. clmgmtLicenseActionEntPhysicalIndex
b. clmgmtLicenseActionTransferProtocol
c. clmgmtLicenseServerAddressType
d. clmgmtLicenseServerAddress
e. clmgmtLicenseServerUsername
f. clmgmtLicenseServerPassword
g. clmgmtLicenseBackupFile
h. clmgmtLicenseAction
6. Generate and export EULA if the licenses need EULA to be
accepted for installing.
The following MIB objects need to be set exporting required
EULAs
a. clmgmtLicenseActionTransferProtocol
b. clmgmtLicenseServerAddressType
c. clmgmtLicenseServerAddress
d. clmgmtLicenseServerUsername
e. clmgmtLicenseServerPassword
f. clmgmtLicenseFile
g. clmgmtLicenseEULAFile
h. clmgmtLicenseAction
For any action, if clmgmtLicenseActionTransferProtocol
is set to local(2), the following objects need not be set.
a. clmgmtLicenseServerAddressType
b. clmgmtLicenseServerAddress
c. clmgmtLicenseServerUsername
d. clmgmtLicenseServerPassword
Entry can be deleted except when clmgmtLicenseAction is set
to pending(2). All entries are volatile and are cleared
on agent reset.
Parsed from file CISCO-LICENSE-MGMT-MIB.my.txt
Company: None
Module: CISCO-LICENSE-MGMT-MIB
An entry for each action that is being executed or was
executed recently. The management application executes an
action
by creating this entry. This can be done in the following
2 methods
1. CREATE-AND-GO method
Management application sets clmgmtLicenseActionRowStatus to
createAndGo(4) and all other required objects to valid
values in a single SNMP SET request. If all the values
are valid, the device creates the entry and executes the
action. If the SET request fails, the entry will not be
created.
2. CREATE-AND-WAIT method
Management application sets clmgmtLicenseActionRowStatus to
createAndWait(5) to create an entry. Management application
can set all other required objects to valid
values in more than one SNMP SET request. If SET request
for any of the objects fails, management application can
set
just only that object. Once all the required objects
are set to valid values, management application triggers
action
execution by setting clmgmtLicenseActionRowStatus to
active(1).
To stop the action from being executed, the management
application
can delete the entry by setting clmgmtLicenseActionRowStatus
to destroy(6) when clmgmtLicenseActionState is pending(2).
The status of action execution can be known by querying
clmgmtLicenseActionState. If the action is still in
pending(2) or in inProgress(3) state, the management
application need to check back again after few seconds.
Once the action completes and status of the action is
failed(6), the reason for failure can be retrieved
from clmgmtLicenseActionFailCause. If the status of the
action is partiallySuccessful(5), results of individual
licenses can be queried from clmgmtLicenseActionResultTable.
Not all objects in the entry are needed to execute every
action. Below is the list of actions and the required
objects that are needed to be set for executing that
action.
1. Installing a license
The following MIB objects need to be set for installing a
license
a. clmgmtLicenseActionTransferProtocol
b. clmgmtLicenseServerAddressType
c. clmgmtLicenseServerAddress
d. clmgmtLicenseServerUsername
e. clmgmtLicenseServerPassword
f. clmgmtLicenseFile
g. clmgmtLicenseStore
h. clmgmtLicenseStopOnFailure
i. clmgmtLicenseAcceptEULA
j. clmgmtLicenseAction
clmgmtLicenseActionEntPhysicalIndex need not be set
explicitly for license installs. License itself identifes
the device where the license needs to be installed.
clmgmtLicenseStore need to be set to store the licenses
in a non-default license store. But, if a license file
has more than one license and licenses need to be
installed on multiple devices (for example to multiple
members with in a stack), then value of clmgmtLicenseStore
is ignored and the licenses will be installed in default
license stores of the respective devices.
2. Clearing a license
The following MIB objects need to be set for clearing a
license
a. clmgmtLicenseActionEntPhysicalIndex
b. clmgmtLicenseActionLicenseIndex
c. clmgmtLicenseStore
d. clmgmtLicenseAction
3. Revoking a license
The following MIB objects need to be set for revoking a
license
a. clmgmtLicenseActionTransferProtocol
b. clmgmtLicenseServerAddressType
c. clmgmtLicenseServerAddress
d. clmgmtLicenseServerUsername
e. clmgmtLicenseServerPassword
f. clmgmtLicensePermissionTicketFile
g. clmgmtLicenseRehostTicketFile
h. clmgmtLicenseStopOnFailure
i. clmgmtLicenseAction
4. Regenerate last rehost ticket
The following MIB objects need to be set for regenerating
last rehost ticket
a. clmgmtLicenseActionTransferProtocol
b. clmgmtLicenseServerAddressType
c. clmgmtLicenseServerAddress
d. clmgmtLicenseServerUsername
e. clmgmtLicenseServerPassword
f. clmgmtLicensePermissionTicketFile
g. clmgmtLicenseRehostTicketFile
h. clmgmtLicenseStopOnFailure
i. clmgmtLicenseAction
5. Save all licenses to a backup storage
The following MIB objects need to be set for storing all
licenses to a backup store
a. clmgmtLicenseActionEntPhysicalIndex
b. clmgmtLicenseActionTransferProtocol
c. clmgmtLicenseServerAddressType
d. clmgmtLicenseServerAddress
e. clmgmtLicenseServerUsername
f. clmgmtLicenseServerPassword
g. clmgmtLicenseBackupFile
h. clmgmtLicenseAction
6. Generate and export EULA if the licenses need EULA to be
accepted for installing.
The following MIB objects need to be set exporting required
EULAs
a. clmgmtLicenseActionTransferProtocol
b. clmgmtLicenseServerAddressType
c. clmgmtLicenseServerAddress
d. clmgmtLicenseServerUsername
e. clmgmtLicenseServerPassword
f. clmgmtLicenseFile
g. clmgmtLicenseEULAFile
h. clmgmtLicenseAction
For any action, if clmgmtLicenseActionTransferProtocol
is set to local(2), the following objects need not be set.
a. clmgmtLicenseServerAddressType
b. clmgmtLicenseServerAddress
c. clmgmtLicenseServerUsername
d. clmgmtLicenseServerPassword
Entry can be deleted except when clmgmtLicenseAction is set
to pending(2). All entries are volatile and are cleared
on agent reset.
clmgmtLicenseActionEntry OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX ClmgmtLicenseActionEntry ACCESS not-accessible STATUS mandatory DESCRIPTION "An entry for each action that is being executed or was executed recently. The management application executes an action by creating this entry. This can be done in the following 2 methods 1. CREATE-AND-GO method Management application sets clmgmtLicenseActionRowStatus to createAndGo(4) and all other required objects to valid values in a single SNMP SET request. If all the values are valid, the device creates the entry and executes the action. If the SET request fails, the entry will not be created. 2. CREATE-AND-WAIT method Management application sets clmgmtLicenseActionRowStatus to createAndWait(5) to create an entry. Management application can set all other required objects to valid values in more than one SNMP SET request. If SET request for any of the objects fails, management application can set just only that object. Once all the required objects are set to valid values, management application triggers action execution by setting clmgmtLicenseActionRowStatus to active(1). To stop the action from being executed, the management application can delete the entry by setting clmgmtLicenseActionRowStatus to destroy(6) when clmgmtLicenseActionState is pending(2). The status of action execution can be known by querying clmgmtLicenseActionState. If the action is still in pending(2) or in inProgress(3) state, the management application need to check back again after few seconds. Once the action completes and status of the action is failed(6), the reason for failure can be retrieved from clmgmtLicenseActionFailCause. If the status of the action is partiallySuccessful(5), results of individual licenses can be queried from clmgmtLicenseActionResultTable. Not all objects in the entry are needed to execute every action. Below is the list of actions and the required objects that are needed to be set for executing that action. 1. Installing a license The following MIB objects need to be set for installing a license a. clmgmtLicenseActionTransferProtocol b. clmgmtLicenseServerAddressType c. clmgmtLicenseServerAddress d. clmgmtLicenseServerUsername e. clmgmtLicenseServerPassword f. clmgmtLicenseFile g. clmgmtLicenseStore h. clmgmtLicenseStopOnFailure i. clmgmtLicenseAcceptEULA j. clmgmtLicenseAction clmgmtLicenseActionEntPhysicalIndex need not be set explicitly for license installs. License itself identifes the device where the license needs to be installed. clmgmtLicenseStore need to be set to store the licenses in a non-default license store. But, if a license file has more than one license and licenses need to be installed on multiple devices (for example to multiple members with in a stack), then value of clmgmtLicenseStore is ignored and the licenses will be installed in default license stores of the respective devices. 2. Clearing a license The following MIB objects need to be set for clearing a license a. clmgmtLicenseActionEntPhysicalIndex b. clmgmtLicenseActionLicenseIndex c. clmgmtLicenseStore d. clmgmtLicenseAction 3. Revoking a license The following MIB objects need to be set for revoking a license a. clmgmtLicenseActionTransferProtocol b. clmgmtLicenseServerAddressType c. clmgmtLicenseServerAddress d. clmgmtLicenseServerUsername e. clmgmtLicenseServerPassword f. clmgmtLicensePermissionTicketFile g. clmgmtLicenseRehostTicketFile h. clmgmtLicenseStopOnFailure i. clmgmtLicenseAction 4. Regenerate last rehost ticket The following MIB objects need to be set for regenerating last rehost ticket a. clmgmtLicenseActionTransferProtocol b. clmgmtLicenseServerAddressType c. clmgmtLicenseServerAddress d. clmgmtLicenseServerUsername e. clmgmtLicenseServerPassword f. clmgmtLicensePermissionTicketFile g. clmgmtLicenseRehostTicketFile h. clmgmtLicenseStopOnFailure i. clmgmtLicenseAction 5. Save all licenses to a backup storage The following MIB objects need to be set for storing all licenses to a backup store a. clmgmtLicenseActionEntPhysicalIndex b. clmgmtLicenseActionTransferProtocol c. clmgmtLicenseServerAddressType d. clmgmtLicenseServerAddress e. clmgmtLicenseServerUsername f. clmgmtLicenseServerPassword g. clmgmtLicenseBackupFile h. clmgmtLicenseAction 6. Generate and export EULA if the licenses need EULA to be accepted for installing. The following MIB objects need to be set exporting required EULAs a. clmgmtLicenseActionTransferProtocol b. clmgmtLicenseServerAddressType c. clmgmtLicenseServerAddress d. clmgmtLicenseServerUsername e. clmgmtLicenseServerPassword f. clmgmtLicenseFile g. clmgmtLicenseEULAFile h. clmgmtLicenseAction For any action, if clmgmtLicenseActionTransferProtocol is set to local(2), the following objects need not be set. a. clmgmtLicenseServerAddressType b. clmgmtLicenseServerAddress c. clmgmtLicenseServerUsername d. clmgmtLicenseServerPassword Entry can be deleted except when clmgmtLicenseAction is set to pending(2). All entries are volatile and are cleared on agent reset." INDEX { clmgmtLicenseActionIndex } ::= { clmgmtLicenseActionTable 1 }
Vendor: Cisco
Module: CISCO-LICENSE-MGMT-MIB
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clmgmtLicenseActionEntry OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX ClmgmtLicenseActionEntry MAX-ACCESS not-accessible STATUS current DESCRIPTION "An entry for each action that is being executed or was executed recently. The management application executes an action by creating this entry. This can be done in the following 2 methods 1. CREATE-AND-GO method Management application sets clmgmtLicenseActionRowStatus to createAndGo(4) and all other required objects to valid values in a single SNMP SET request. If all the values are valid, the device creates the entry and executes the action. If the SET request fails, the entry will not be created. 2. CREATE-AND-WAIT method Management application sets clmgmtLicenseActionRowStatus to createAndWait(5) to create an entry. Management application can set all other required objects to valid values in more than one SNMP SET request. If SET request for any of the objects fails, management application can set just only that object. Once all the required objects are set to valid values, management application triggers action execution by setting clmgmtLicenseActionRowStatus to active(1). To stop the action from being executed, the management application can delete the entry by setting clmgmtLicenseActionRowStatus to destroy(6) when clmgmtLicenseActionState is pending(2). The status of action execution can be known by querying clmgmtLicenseActionState. If the action is still in pending(2) or in inProgress(3) state, the management application need to check back again after few seconds. Once the action completes and status of the action is failed(6), the reason for failure can be retrieved from clmgmtLicenseActionFailCause. If the status of the action is partiallySuccessful(5), results of individual licenses can be queried from clmgmtLicenseActionResultTable. Not all objects in the entry are needed to execute every action. Below is the list of actions and the required objects that are needed to be set for executing that action. 1. Installing a license The following MIB objects need to be set for installing a license a. clmgmtLicenseActionTransferProtocol b. clmgmtLicenseServerAddressType c. clmgmtLicenseServerAddress d. clmgmtLicenseServerUsername e. clmgmtLicenseServerPassword f. clmgmtLicenseFile g. clmgmtLicenseStore h. clmgmtLicenseStopOnFailure i. clmgmtLicenseAcceptEULA j. clmgmtLicenseAction clmgmtLicenseActionEntPhysicalIndex need not be set explicitly for license installs. License itself identifes the device where the license needs to be installed. clmgmtLicenseStore need to be set to store the licenses in a non-default license store. But, if a license file has more than one license and licenses need to be installed on multiple devices (for example to multiple members with in a stack), then value of clmgmtLicenseStore is ignored and the licenses will be installed in default license stores of the respective devices. 2. Clearing a license The following MIB objects need to be set for clearing a license a. clmgmtLicenseActionEntPhysicalIndex b. clmgmtLicenseActionLicenseIndex c. clmgmtLicenseStore d. clmgmtLicenseAction 3. Revoking a license The following MIB objects need to be set for revoking a license a. clmgmtLicenseActionTransferProtocol b. clmgmtLicenseServerAddressType c. clmgmtLicenseServerAddress d. clmgmtLicenseServerUsername e. clmgmtLicenseServerPassword f. clmgmtLicensePermissionTicketFile g. clmgmtLicenseRehostTicketFile h. clmgmtLicenseStopOnFailure i. clmgmtLicenseAction 4. Regenerate last rehost ticket The following MIB objects need to be set for regenerating last rehost ticket a. clmgmtLicenseActionTransferProtocol b. clmgmtLicenseServerAddressType c. clmgmtLicenseServerAddress d. clmgmtLicenseServerUsername e. clmgmtLicenseServerPassword f. clmgmtLicensePermissionTicketFile g. clmgmtLicenseRehostTicketFile h. clmgmtLicenseStopOnFailure i. clmgmtLicenseAction 5. Save all licenses to a backup storage The following MIB objects need to be set for storing all licenses to a backup store a. clmgmtLicenseActionEntPhysicalIndex b. clmgmtLicenseActionTransferProtocol c. clmgmtLicenseServerAddressType d. clmgmtLicenseServerAddress e. clmgmtLicenseServerUsername f. clmgmtLicenseServerPassword g. clmgmtLicenseBackupFile h. clmgmtLicenseAction 6. Generate and export EULA if the licenses need EULA to be accepted for installing. The following MIB objects need to be set exporting required EULAs a. clmgmtLicenseActionTransferProtocol b. clmgmtLicenseServerAddressType c. clmgmtLicenseServerAddress d. clmgmtLicenseServerUsername e. clmgmtLicenseServerPassword f. clmgmtLicenseFile g. clmgmtLicenseEULAFile h. clmgmtLicenseAction For any action, if clmgmtLicenseActionTransferProtocol is set to local(2), the following objects need not be set. a. clmgmtLicenseServerAddressType b. clmgmtLicenseServerAddress c. clmgmtLicenseServerUsername d. clmgmtLicenseServerPassword Entry can be deleted except when clmgmtLicenseAction is set to pending(2). All entries are volatile and are cleared on agent reset." INDEX { clmgmtLicenseActionIndex } ::= { clmgmtLicenseActionTable 1 }
clmgmtLicenseActionEntry OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX ClmgmtLicenseActionEntry MAX-ACCESS not-accessible STATUS current DESCRIPTION "An entry for each action that is being executed or was executed recently. The management application executes an action by creating this entry. This can be done in the following 2 methods 1. CREATE-AND-GO method Management application sets clmgmtLicenseActionRowStatus to createAndGo(4) and all other required objects to valid values in a single SNMP SET request. If all the values are valid, the device creates the entry and executes the action. If the SET request fails, the entry will not be created. 2. CREATE-AND-WAIT method Management application sets clmgmtLicenseActionRowStatus to createAndWait(5) to create an entry. Management application can set all other required objects to valid values in more than one SNMP SET request. If SET request for any of the objects fails, management application can set just only that object. Once all the required objects are set to valid values, management application triggers action execution by setting clmgmtLicenseActionRowStatus to active(1). To stop the action from being executed, the management application can delete the entry by setting clmgmtLicenseActionRowStatus to destroy(6) when clmgmtLicenseActionState is pending(2). The status of action execution can be known by querying clmgmtLicenseActionState. If the action is still in pending(2) or in inProgress(3) state, the management application need to check back again after few seconds. Once the action completes and status of the action is failed(6), the reason for failure can be retrieved from clmgmtLicenseActionFailCause. If the status of the action is partiallySuccessful(5), results of individual licenses can be queried from clmgmtLicenseActionResultTable. Not all objects in the entry are needed to execute every action. Below is the list of actions and the required objects that are needed to be set for executing that action. 1. Installing a license The following MIB objects need to be set for installing a license a. clmgmtLicenseActionTransferProtocol b. clmgmtLicenseServerAddressType c. clmgmtLicenseServerAddress d. clmgmtLicenseServerUsername e. clmgmtLicenseServerPassword f. clmgmtLicenseFile g. clmgmtLicenseStore h. clmgmtLicenseStopOnFailure i. clmgmtLicenseAcceptEULA j. clmgmtLicenseAction clmgmtLicenseActionEntPhysicalIndex need not be set explicitly for license installs. License itself identifes the device where the license needs to be installed. clmgmtLicenseStore need to be set to store the licenses in a non-default license store. But, if a license file has more than one license and licenses need to be installed on multiple devices (for example to multiple members with in a stack), then value of clmgmtLicenseStore is ignored and the licenses will be installed in default license stores of the respective devices. 2. Clearing a license The following MIB objects need to be set for clearing a license a. clmgmtLicenseActionEntPhysicalIndex b. clmgmtLicenseActionLicenseIndex c. clmgmtLicenseStore d. clmgmtLicenseAction 3. Revoking a license The following MIB objects need to be set for revoking a license a. clmgmtLicenseActionTransferProtocol b. clmgmtLicenseServerAddressType c. clmgmtLicenseServerAddress d. clmgmtLicenseServerUsername e. clmgmtLicenseServerPassword f. clmgmtLicensePermissionTicketFile g. clmgmtLicenseRehostTicketFile h. clmgmtLicenseStopOnFailure i. clmgmtLicenseAction 4. Regenerate last rehost ticket The following MIB objects need to be set for regenerating last rehost ticket a. clmgmtLicenseActionTransferProtocol b. clmgmtLicenseServerAddressType c. clmgmtLicenseServerAddress d. clmgmtLicenseServerUsername e. clmgmtLicenseServerPassword f. clmgmtLicensePermissionTicketFile g. clmgmtLicenseRehostTicketFile h. clmgmtLicenseStopOnFailure i. clmgmtLicenseAction 5. Save all licenses to a backup storage The following MIB objects need to be set for storing all licenses to a backup store a. clmgmtLicenseActionEntPhysicalIndex b. clmgmtLicenseActionTransferProtocol c. clmgmtLicenseServerAddressType d. clmgmtLicenseServerAddress e. clmgmtLicenseServerUsername f. clmgmtLicenseServerPassword g. clmgmtLicenseBackupFile h. clmgmtLicenseAction 6. Generate and export EULA if the licenses need EULA to be accepted for installing. The following MIB objects need to be set exporting required EULAs a. clmgmtLicenseActionTransferProtocol b. clmgmtLicenseServerAddressType c. clmgmtLicenseServerAddress d. clmgmtLicenseServerUsername e. clmgmtLicenseServerPassword f. clmgmtLicenseFile g. clmgmtLicenseEULAFile h. clmgmtLicenseAction For any action, if clmgmtLicenseActionTransferProtocol is set to local(2), the following objects need not be set. a. clmgmtLicenseServerAddressType b. clmgmtLicenseServerAddress c. clmgmtLicenseServerUsername d. clmgmtLicenseServerPassword Entry can be deleted except when clmgmtLicenseAction is set to pending(2). All entries are volatile and are cleared on agent reset." INDEX { clmgmtLicenseActionIndex } ::= { clmgmtLicenseActionTable 1 }
| OID | Name | Sub children | Sub Nodes Total | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.543.1.1.2.1.1 | clmgmtLicenseActionIndex | 0 | 0 | This object uniquely identifies a row in clmgmtLicenseActionTable. The management application should choose this value by reading… |
| 1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.543.1.1.2.1.2 | clmgmtLicenseActionEntPhysicalIndex | 0 | 0 | This object represents the entPhysicalIndex of the device where the action is being executed. This object is mainly used in devic… |
| 1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.543.1.1.2.1.3 | clmgmtLicenseActionTransferProtocol | 0 | 0 | This object represents the transfer protocol to be used when copying files as specified in the following objects. 1. clmgmtLicens… |
| 1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.543.1.1.2.1.4 | clmgmtLicenseServerAddressType | 0 | 0 | This object indicates the transport type of the address contained in clmgmtLicenseServerAddress object. This must be set when clm… |
| 1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.543.1.1.2.1.5 | clmgmtLicenseServerAddress | 0 | 0 | This object indicates the ip address of the server from which the files must be read or written to if clmgmtLicenseActionTransfer… |
| 1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.543.1.1.2.1.6 | clmgmtLicenseServerUsername | 0 | 0 | This object indicates the remote user name for accessing files via ftp, rcp, sftp or scp protocols. This object must be set when … |
| 1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.543.1.1.2.1.7 | clmgmtLicenseServerPassword | 0 | 0 | This object indicates the password used by ftp, sftp or scp for copying a file to/from an ftp/sftp/scp server. This object must b… |
| 1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.543.1.1.2.1.8 | clmgmtLicenseFile | 0 | 0 | This object represents the location of the license file on the server identified by clmgmtLicenseServerAddress. This object MUST … |
| 1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.543.1.1.2.1.9 | clmgmtLicenseStore | 0 | 0 | This object represents the clmgmtLicenseStoreIndex of the license store to use within the device. The license store can be a loca… |
| 1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.543.1.1.2.1.10 | clmgmtLicenseActionLicenseIndex | 0 | 0 | This object indicates the the license index of the license that is the subject of this action. This is used for identifying a lic… |
| 1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.543.1.1.2.1.11 | clmgmtLicensePermissionTicketFile | 0 | 0 | This object indicates the file name of the permission ticket. This object need to be set only if clmgmtLicenseAction is set to pr… |
| 1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.543.1.1.2.1.12 | clmgmtLicenseRehostTicketFile | 0 | 0 | This object indicates the file where the rehost ticket generated by the device need to be exported to. The rehost ticket is gener… |
| 1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.543.1.1.2.1.13 | clmgmtLicenseBackupFile | 0 | 0 | This object indicates the file where all the licenses in the device need to be backed up. This object need to be set only if clmg… |
| 1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.543.1.1.2.1.14 | clmgmtLicenseStopOnFailure | 0 | 0 | This object indicates whether the license action should stop if the action on a license fails. This object is applicable only if … |
| 1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.543.1.1.2.1.15 | clmgmtLicenseAction | 0 | 0 | This object indicates the the command/action to be executed. Command Remarks noOp(1) … |
| 1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.543.1.1.2.1.16 | clmgmtLicenseActionState | 0 | 0 | This object indicates the state of this license action. |
| 1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.543.1.1.2.1.17 | clmgmtLicenseJobQPosition | 0 | 0 | This object represents the position of the action in the license action job queue that is maintained internally. Only actions in … |
| 1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.543.1.1.2.1.18 | clmgmtLicenseActionFailCause | 0 | 0 | This object indicates the reason for this license action failure. The value of this object is valid only when clmgmtLicenseAction… |
| 1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.543.1.1.2.1.19 | clmgmtLicenseActionStorageType | 0 | 0 | This object indicates the storage type for this conceptual row. Conceptual rows having the value 'permanent' need not allow write… |
| 1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.543.1.1.2.1.20 | clmgmtLicenseActionRowStatus | 0 | 0 | This object indicates the the status of this table entry. Once the entry status is set to active(1), the associated entry cannot … |
| 1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.543.1.1.2.1.21 | clmgmtLicenseAcceptEULA | 0 | 0 | This object indicates whether the End User License Agreement needed for installing the licenses is accepted. true(1) - EULA is re… |
| 1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.543.1.1.2.1.22 | clmgmtLicenseEULAFile | 0 | 0 | This object indicates the file where all the End User License Agreements (EULAs) need to be exported to. This object need to be s… |