Table of host/filenames for remote
loading of system application code.
To delete an entry, set the value of accRlPriority
to NULL for the desired instance.
Existing entries may be modified (overwritten).
Priority of this entry. Attempts will be made
to download from host/filename with lowest
numerical value of priority first, then next
lowest, etc. Range is limited to number of
entries in the table.
Setting this object to initiate causes the unit
to attempt to load application code into local
(execution) memory from a file in the accRlSourceTable.
This code will then be immediately executed.
Setting this object to initiate causes the unit
to load local EPROM with application code
brought over the network from a file in the
accRlSourceTable.
Setting this object to initiate causes the unit
to load local EPROM with diagnostics and the
remote loader application brought over the network
from a file called PROMLOAD from a host in the
accRlSourceTable.
The IP address of the TFTP server to attempt a
download from. This object is used in conjunction
with accCfgFile & accCfgDisp to download configurations.
The filename (include pathname) of the file on the
TFTP server to download. This object is used in
conjunction with accCfgHost & accCfgDisp to download
configurations.
The action to take following the successful TFTP
download of a file.
reset specifies that the downloaded file is a binary
configuration file. The configuration is overwritten
with the downloaded file, and the unit resets, using
the downloaded configuration on restart.
reload specifies that the downloaded file is a binary
configuration file. The configuration is overwritten
with the downloaded file, and the unit reloads, using
the downloaded configuration on restart.
execute specifies that the downloaded file is a
configuration script containing client commands.
On download the script is parsed and the commands executed.
This is generated when a TFTP requested failed
SEVERITY-DEFAULT: Minor
EVENTTYPE-DEFAULT: 2
ADDITIONAL-TEXT-VARIABLES: { accTrapLogSeqNum,accTftpTrapMsg }
PCAUSE-DEFAULT: 46
Trap is generated when a TFTP upload is requested
for non-existent file in the remote Filesystem.
SEVERITY-DEFAULT: Minor
EVENTTYPE-DEFAULT: 10
ADDITIONAL-TEXT-VARIABLES: { accTrapLogSeqNum,accTftpTrapMsg }
PCAUSE-DEFAULT: 7
file value cannot found
SEVERITY-DEFAULT: Minor
EVENTTYPE-DEFAULT: 10
ADDITIONAL-TEXT-VARIABLES: { accTrapLogSeqNum,accTftpTrapMsg }
PCAUSE-DEFAULT: 17
bad file ext. name cannot found
SEVERITY-DEFAULT: Minor
EVENTTYPE-DEFAULT: 10
ADDITIONAL-TEXT-VARIABLES: { accTrapLogSeqNum,accTftpTrapMsg }
PCAUSE-DEFAULT: 17
not a flash file system
SEVERITY-DEFAULT: Minor
EVENTTYPE-DEFAULT: 10
ADDITIONAL-TEXT-VARIABLES: { accTrapLogSeqNum,accTftpTrapMsg }
PCAUSE-DEFAULT: 17
file system busy, try again
SEVERITY-DEFAULT: Minor
EVENTTYPE-DEFAULT: 10
ADDITIONAL-TEXT-VARIABLES: { accTrapLogSeqNum,accTftpTrapMsg }
PCAUSE-DEFAULT: 17
Source and dest files are same
SEVERITY-DEFAULT: Minor
EVENTTYPE-DEFAULT: 10
ADDITIONAL-TEXT-VARIABLES: { accTrapLogSeqNum,accTftpTrapMsg }
PCAUSE-DEFAULT: 17