XcmHrDevMgmtCommandRequest

• Base type Enumeration

A write of this type by an (authorized) management station invokes a command for this device. A read of this type always returns the command currently in progress or last completed. It is mandatory that a conforming management agent ensure that the contents of this object remain 'in bounds' - an undefined value SHALL be replaced by 'none' - ie, although rejected with error in the SetResponse PDU, this object SHALL NOT contain any such undefined value. At system initialization, this object SHALL contain 'none'. * 'none' - NO action(s) SHALL be taken, except to clear '...CommandData' and set '...CommandStatus' to 'noError'. * 'test' or 'manage' - the associated '...CommandData' object SHOULD/SHALL be specified in the same SetRequest PDU. * all other commands - the associated '...CommandData' object MAY be specified in the same SetRequest PDU. * 'startup', 'resetWarm', 'resetCold', or 'resetFactory' - the final state SHALL be 'running' (after cycle completes) - the sequence of states SHOULD be 'down' -> 'testing' -> 'running' - the final power mode SHALL be 'ready'. * 'startup' - this device SHALL transition from the 'down' state to the 'running' state and 'ready' power mode. * 'resetWarning' - this device SHALL transition from the 'warning' state to the 'running' state (because a management station has acknowledged the management agent's previous warning). * 'test' - this device SHALL transition immediately (ie, without attempting graceful quiesce) to the 'testing' state; it is a local matter (ie, device specific) how this command is processed; however, '...CommandData' SHOULD be specified. * 'shutdown' - this device SHALL transition immediately (ie, without attempting graceful quiesce) to the 'down' state and 'off' power mode. * 'quiesce' - this device MAY transition gracefully to the 'down' state, or it MAY choose to treat a 'quiesce' as 'shutdown'. * 'resetCounters' - all device counters SHALL be reset to zero and the device SHALL remain in the same state and power mode. * 'resetWarm' - a device 'warm restart' SHALL be performed (ie, without a power cycle reset). * 'resetCold' - a device 'cold restart' SHALL be performed (ie, with a power cycle reset). * 'resetFactory' - all factory defaults SHALL be restored, and a device 'cold restart' SHALL be performed (ie, with a power cycle reset). * 'flushInput' - all device input (in progress or internally queued) SHALL be gracefully flushed. * 'flushOutput' - all device output (in progress or internally queued) SHALL be gracefully flushed. * 'flushInOut' - all device input and output output (in progress or internally queued) SHALL be gracefully flushed. * 'manage' - it is a local matter (ie, device specific) how this command is processed; however, '...CommandData' SHALL be specified. * 'refresh' - the device SHALL promptly read all of its manageable configuration parameters, but SHALL NOT perform a reset. * 'warmUp' - the device SHALL transition from the 'standby' mode to the 'ready' mode - invalid from any other power mode (optional command for remote device power management). * 'coolDown' - the device SHALL transition from the 'ready' mode to the 'standby' mode - invalid from any other power mode (optional command for remote device power management). * 'energySave' - the device SHALL transition from the 'standby' mode to the 'sleep' mode - invalid from any other power mode (optional command for remote device power management). * 'wakeUp' - the device SHALL transition from the 'sleep' mode to the 'standby' mode - invalid from any other power mode (optional command for remote device power management). * 'powerToReady' - the device SHALL transition from the 'standby' mode or the 'sleep' mode to the 'ready' mode (optional command for remote device power management). * 'powerToStandby' - the device SHALL transition from the 'ready' mode or the 'sleep' mode to the 'standby' mode (optional command for remote device power management). * 'powerToSleep' - the device SHALL transition from the 'ready' mode or the 'standby' mode to the 'sleep' mode (optional command for remote device power management). Note: All of the POSIX and XCMI device level operations are taken from the POSIX System Admin std (IEEE 1387.4) and aligned with the high-end XCMI System Admin MIB.