Logging In to an AS

Context

In addition to local login through a console port, you can log in to an AS from the parent. This login mode is supported in two service configuration modes: centralized mode and independent mode.

After you log in to an AS in centralized mode, you can configure only commands related to file management and service diagnosis for fault location.

After you log in to an AS in independent mode, you can use more commands to configure services on the AS.

This section describes how to log in to an AS in centralized mode. For details about how to log in to an AS in independent mode, see Configuring an AS in Independent Mode.

For configuration commands on ASs in different configuration modes, see Service Configuration Supported on an AS.

Procedure

Run system-view
The system view is displayed.
Run uni-mng
The uni-mng view is displayed.
Configure an AS administrator profile and bind it to an AS.
1. Run as-admin-profile name profile-name
  An AS administrator profile is created and the AS administrator profile view is displayed.
2. Run user user-name password password
  An AS administrator is configured.
3. Run quit
  Exit from the AS administrator profile view.
4. Run as-group name group-name
  An AS group is created and the AS group view is displayed.
5. Add ASs to the AS group.
  - Run as name as-name
    
    An AS with a specified name is added to the AS group.
  - Run as name-include string
    
    ASs of which the name contains a specified string are added to the AS group.
  - Run as all
    
    All ASs are added to the AS group.
6. Run as-admin-profile profile-name
  The AS administrator profile is bound to the AS group.
7. Run quit
  Exit from the AS group view.
Run commit as { name as-name | all }
The configuration is delivered to a specified AS or all ASs.

After configuring service profiles and binding them to an AS, you must run this command to commit the configuration so that the configuration can be delivered to the AS.
Run attach as name as-name
Log in to an AS from the parent.