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JDM from command line
OK, so now I've got a few more switches: C:\Program Files\Nortel\JDM>jre\bin\java -jar jdm.jar --help unknown option: --help <host> -out -trace {sd} -rd <cmty> -wr <cmty> -trapPort <num> -trapLog < boolean> -sysLog <boolean> -socket <num> -proxy <file> -cacheServer <host> but still no...- chrisbar
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- Forum: Avaya (Nortel) networking solutions
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Nortel BayStack Switches
Shah, try checking this link: http://blog.michaelfmcnamara.com/2007/11/factory-reset-nortel-ethernet-switch/ There should be no way of recovering the previous info. regards, Bar.- chrisbar
- Post #2
- Forum: Avaya (Nortel) networking solutions
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JDM from command line
I am trying to create a script for our network management platform so that when you select a Nortel switch you can click to open Java Device Manager for that switch. I can do this if the switch is configured to use SNMPv1/2 and has the default community string: jdm.jar <ip_address> (full path...- chrisbar
- Post #4
- Forum: Avaya (Nortel) networking solutions
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JDM from command line
Does anyone know the command line switches for Java Device Manager? Specifically I am trying to manage an SNMPv3 device using JDM from a command line so I will need to pass not only the host name (or IP address) but also the username, authentication protocol, and auth password. (I am not using...- chrisbar
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- Forum: Avaya (Nortel) networking solutions
