Artesyn System Services Framework Installation and Use (November 2014) - Manual (Page 18)

Introduction
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 Storing of configuration in a database running on persistent memory or a mass storage
device.
 Automatic rollback of configuration when a commit is incomplete. Rebooting a FRU with
the most recent configuration when booted in the same slot or with the factory
configuration when inserted in a new slot.
Accessibility
 HTTPS-based access to the web interface.
User Management
 Configuration and management of varied user categories.
Monitoring
 Centralized logging system based on syslog-ng.
 Logging of alarms, events, and sensors of FRUs.
 Online diagnostics.
 Support for HPI-B MIB for hardware platform management.
 Graphical monitoring of Platform Parameters like Fan Speed, PEM temperature and so on.
Upgrade
 FRU firmware upgrade.
To access SSF using Web interface, see Accessing SSF using Web Interface on page 69 .
1.3.2 CLI
You can access SSF using the CLI. SSF provides a fully functional CISCO like Command Line
Interface with auto complete, history, and help features.
SSF CLI is a Telnet daemon that waits for inward TCP connections. You can access the CLI
through Telnet session. The CLI can serve multiple client sessions simultaneously, and the
number of sessions supported is only limited by the available system resources.
SSF CLI traverses the system hierarchically and provides configuration and management access
to the SSF system. All these hierarchies are represented as modes. In the SSF system, root of the
hierarchy is System.