Use the GUI to edit the resource access doc (RAD).
Before you begin
Consider creating a stand-alone RAD for each VTM (Vendor,
Type, Model) rather than a device level RAD due to the maintenance
cost.
About this task
Creating a RAD allows you to create an XML document which
is used to communicate with devices on the network. The following
steps describe how to display the Resource Access Data dialog.
Procedure
- Click and select Resource Access.
- The New Network Resource dialog box
displays.
- Specify values for the New Network Resource dialog
box using the following table as a guide:
Element |
Description |
Name |
Type a name for the resource that you are creating. |
Vendor |
Type the vendor name for the resource you are
creating. |
Type |
Type a type name for the resource you are creating. |
Model |
Select an available model from the drop down
list for the resource you are creating. Some models allow you to use
wild cards. |
OS |
Select an available operating system from the
drop down list for the resource you are creating. Some operating systems
can be specified by using a wildcard. |
- Click OK. The RAD specified is created.
- To edit the RAD for a specific device, select Resource
Browser from the navigation tree. The resources are displayed
in the pane on the right hand side.
- Select or Search for a device. See the ITNCM User Guide for
information on searching within ITNCM - Base.
- Right click the Device, and Select Resource Access. The
Resource Access Doc is displayed.
- Click Edit to make changes to the document. The Resource
Access Data dialog is displayed.
What to do next
From the Resource Access Data dialog, you can perform these
tasks:
- Set up access types
- Set up transport information
- Set up SSH options
- Set up authentication
- Set up command line information
- Set up configuration information
- Set up scripts
- Set up rollback options