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VTrak Other How do I import/export the user database and event subscriptions on Vtrak E-Class or M-Class using the CLI?
Ken Chou posted this 19 March 2007

You can export the User database and Event subscription setup from one subsystem to a TFTP server and then repeatedly import it to other VTrak subsystems. This works on both M-Class and E-Class subsystems.

Here is the CLI command's help entry:

EXPORT

Usage:   export -t <fileType> [-s <tftpServer>] [-p <port>] -f <fileName>

Summary: export certain type of configuration files to remote or local host.

Options:

-t <file type>       Specifies what type of file to export.
   userdb            User database file. This file type is not applicable for
                     in-band and can only be exported to remote host.
   subsystem         Subsystem information file. This file is exported to
                     remote host for embedded and local host for in-band.
-f <file name>       Specifies the name of the file to be exported.
-s <TFTP server>     Specifies tftp server's IP or host name. Do not specify
                     TFTP server for in-band.
-p <port num>        The port number of the TFTP server. Default is 69. Do
                     not specify port number for in-band.

Examples:
   export -t userdb -s 192.168.10.168 -f userdb.xml
   export -t subsystem -s 192.168.10.168 -f subsystem.txt # for embedded
   export -t subsystem -f subsystem.txt  # for in-band

 
IMPORT

Usage:   import -t <fileType> -s <tftpServer> -f <fileName> [-p <port>] [-i]

Summary: import certain type of configuration files from remote host.

Options:

-t <file type>       Specifies what type file to import.
   userdb            User database file.
-s <TFTP server>     Specifies tftp server's IP or host name.
-f <file name>       Specifies the name of the file to import.
-p <port num>        The port number of the TFTP server. Default is 69.
-i                   Get format validation information about imported file
                     only. File is not really applied to subsystem yet.

Example:
   import -t userdb -s 192.168.10.168 -f userdb.xml



VTrak Other How to assign IP Addresses and Subnet Mask
Ken Chou posted this 18 November 2005

Product:VTrak 15200

Product Description: VTrak 15100/15200

Platform: Independant

Firmware/Bios Version: Any

Additional Description:

VTrak can only use static IP addresses for the Management Port. The default

Management Port IP address is 10.0.0.2. To change this IP address, do the

following:

Solution:

1. From the Main Menu, press 4 and Enter to access Network Management.

The Network Management menu displays with the factory default settings shown above it.

Management Port IP Address: 10.0.0.2

Subnet Mask: 255.0.0.0

Gateway IP Address: 0.0.0.0

Telnet: disabled

TFTP Server IP Address: 0.0.0.0

SNMP Name: Sonoma

SNMP Location: Promise

-------------------------------------------------------------------------

Network Management

1. Management Port

2. Telnet

3. TFTP Server

4. SNMP

5. Ping

R. Return to Previous Menu

Please enter your menu choice>1

2. Press 1 and Enter to access the Management Port settings.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------

Management Port IP Address: 10.0.0.2

Subnet Mask: 255.0.0.0

Gateway IP Address: 0.0.0.0

-------------------------------------------------------------------------

Management Port

1. Management Port IP

2. Subnet Mask

3. Gateway

R. Return to Previous Menu

Please enter your menu choice>1

3. Press 1 and Enter to select Management Port IP.

--------Configure Management Port IP address--------

Current management port IP Address: 10.0.0.2

Modify management port IP address(y/n)?>y

New management port IP address>192.168.1.56 (an example only)

New management port IP address: 192.168.1.56

Press Enter key to return

4. Press Y and Enter to modify the management port IP address.

5. Type the new IP address and press Enter.

VTrak confirms the new address.

6. Press Enter to return to the Network Management menu.

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