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Chapter 5 Where to Go Next Comprehensive CSS Documentation List Table 5-2 Cisco Content Services Switch Administration Guide (continued) Chapter Contents/Tasks Chapter 6, Configuring Remote Monitoring (RMON) • Configuring an RMOM event, alarm, and history with applicable quick starts • Displaying RMON statistics and history data, and alarm event notifications Chapter 7, Using an XML Document to Configure the CSS • Creating XML code • Allowing the transfer of XML configuration files on the CSS • Parsing the XML code • Publishing the XML code to the CSS • Testing the output of the XML code Chapter 8, Using the CSS Scripting Language. • Playing a script • Using the command scheduler to configure the scheduled execution of any CLI commands, including playing scripts • Using the echo command to control what appears on the screen during script execution • Using commented lines to document your script with comments. • Using variables to construct commands, command aliases, and scripts • Using logical and relational operators and branch commands • Using arrays to hold subvalues (elements) within its memory space • Capturing user input in a variable • Passing command line arguments as quoted text to a script • Using functions to organize your scripts into subroutines or modules • Using the grep command to search for specified data • Using socket command allowing ASCII or hexadecimal send and receive functionality • Script examples OL-6037-01 Cisco Content Services Switch Getting Started Guide 5-27

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Cisco Content Services Switch Getting Started Guide
OL-6037-01
Chapter 5
Where to Go Next
Comprehensive CSS Documentation List
Chapter 6,
Configuring Remote
Monitoring (RMON)
•
Configuring an RMOM event, alarm, and history with applicable quick
starts
•
Displaying RMON statistics and history data, and alarm event
notifications
Chapter 7, Using an
XML Document to
Configure the CSS
•
Creating XML code
•
Allowing the transfer of XML configuration files on the CSS
•
Parsing the XML code
•
Publishing the XML code to the CSS
•
Testing the output of the XML code
Chapter 8, Using the
CSS Scripting
Language.
•
Playing a script
•
Using the command scheduler to configure the scheduled execution of any
CLI commands, including playing scripts
•
Using the echo command to control what appears on the screen during
script execution
•
Using commented lines to document your script with comments.
•
Using variables to construct commands, command aliases, and scripts
•
Using logical and relational operators and branch commands
•
Using arrays to hold subvalues (elements) within its memory space
•
Capturing user input in a variable
•
Passing command line arguments as quoted text to a script
•
Using functions to organize your scripts into subroutines or modules
•
Using the grep command to search for specified data
•
Using socket command allowing ASCII or hexadecimal send and receive
functionality
•
Script examples
Table 5-2
Cisco Content Services Switch Administration Guide (continued)
Chapter
Contents/Tasks