The NETCONF or RESTful session must still be established with verifiable credentials.Important
netconf notifications events
This NETCONF Protocol Configuration mode command enables events logged in StarOS to be sent out as
NETCONF notifications on the stream named "StarOS." Level specifies the lowest event severity level that
results in a notification.
The command syntax is: netconf notifications events level { critical | error | warning | unusual | info },
where
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critical - Level 1: Reports critical errors contained in log file.
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error - Level 2: Reports error notifications contained in log file.
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warning - Level 3: Reports warning messages contained in log file.
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unusual - Level 4: Reports unexpected errors contained in log file.
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info - Level 5: Reports informational messages contained in log file.
Use no netconf notifications events to disable NETCONF notifications.
Any event that is of category "critical-info" (regardless of severity) will also be converted to notifications.Important
netconf notifications snmp
This NETCONF Protocol Configuration mode command enables SNMP alerts and alarms to be sent out as
NETCONF notifications on the stream named "StarOS_SNMP".
The command syntax is: netconf notifications snmp.
Use no netconf notifications snmp to disable NETCONF notifications.
netconf port
This NETCONF Protocol Configuration mode command sets the NETCONF interface port number. When
server confd is enabled, the default port is automatically set to 830.
The command syntax is: netconf port port_number, where port_number must be an integer from 1 through
65535.
Use no netconf port to reset the port number to 830.
A change to the NETCONF interface port value will result in a planned restart of ConfD and temporary
loss of connectivity over the NETCONF and REST (if enabled) interfaces.
Important
ASR 5500 System Administration Guide, StarOS Release 21.5
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