Managing Online Devices

Manage online devices to ensure that the network works normally.

Usage Scenario

You can manage online devices by checking information about the device or resetting a board to ensure that the network works normally.

Pre-configuration Tasks

Before managing online devices, install the router and power it on.

Checking Device Versions: You can check the system software version and hardware and software versions of each component.

Checking Basic Device Information: You can check basic information about the device, including the status of the entire device and basic information about a module (for example, power module or fan module) in a certain slot.

Checking Electronic Labels: The electronic label of a board shows the type, bar code, Bill of Material (BOM) code, description, production date, supplier name, issuing number, Common Language Equipment Identification (CLEI) code, and sales BOM code of the board.

Activating and Viewing Digital Warranties: Digital warranties record the service life of devices and components. Users can activate and view the digital warranties on devices.

Checking the Software Package ID: A software package ID uniquely identifies a software package and is the same as the software package name released on the software package release platform.

Checking Memory Usage: During the routine maintenance of the device or when the device cannot run normally, you can view the memory utilization statistics and the memory usage configuration.

Checking CPU Usage: During the routine maintenance of the device or when the device cannot run normally, you can view the CPU utilization statistics and the CPU usage configuration.

Displaying the Usage of System Process Resources: This section describes how to view the usage of system process resources in routine maintenance.

Checking Device Temperatures: By checking device temperatures, you can view the current temperature status, temperature alarm threshold, and actual temperature of each board.

Checking Device Voltages: By checking the voltage status of each board on the device, you can know the number of voltage sensors for boards, voltage sensors in use, working status of voltage sensors, alarm threshold of voltage, actual voltage, and normal working temperature of voltage sensors.

Checking a Power Module: By checking information about a power module of the device, you can view the slot ID of the power module, whether the power module is in position, the working mode of the power module, and the status of the cable for the power module.

Restarting the Device: After the software of a router is upgraded, restart the router to validate the configurations.

Resetting a Board: During device maintenance, you can use a certain command to reset a board. Before resetting a board, you need to save the configuration file on the board to ensure that the configuration can automatically recover after the board is reset.

(Optional) Querying Board Resource Usage: This section describes how to query board resource usage.

(Optional) Configuring Memory Usage Reliability: This section describes how to configure the notification threshold, overload threshold, and exception threshold for memory usage reliability.

(Optional) Configuring the Level-1 and Level-2 Notification Thresholds and Detection Period for CPU Overload: This section describes how to configure the level-1 and level-2 notification thresholds and detection period for CPU overload.

Parent Topic: Device Management Configuration

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