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The advantage of using the Technician Interface scripts, the Statistics Manager, or

the Configuration Manager instead of the Technician Interface commands is that

you don’t have to know an object, attribute, and instance in order to display or

change a setting. The next two sections introduce you to the Technician Interface

scripts and the Statistics Manager. This guide assumes that you already know how

to use the Configuration Manager.

Using the Technician Interface Scripts to Access the MIB

Technician Interface script files are simple programs consisting of one or more

SNMP

get commands that allow you to display menus and values of MIB objects

without having to understand the MIB.

To enter script commands, do the following:

Use FTP or TFTP to transfer the script files to a flash memory card

installed in the router.

Enter the

run setpath

command to access the

setpath.bat

file to tell the

router where to look for the script files.

You can then enter the

show or monitor script command, specifying the name of

the script menu you want to display. The

show command displays the statistics at

the time you request them. The

monitor command displays statistics at the time

you request them, and continues to refresh the display so that you can see any

changes to them.

As you become more proficient with the scripts, you can specify a script menu

option without having to display a menu. For example, the

show at command

displays the AppleTalk script menu, which includes the AARP table option. The

show at aarp command displays the AARP table.

See Using Technician Interface Scripts for detailed instructions on setting up,

loading, and using the scripts.

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