You can use cwconfig with the netconfig option
Then you may use cron
The example below can be used to clear the interface counters for a number of devices from the command line (this works for RME 3.4 and should be the same for RME 3.5)
First, one has to create a text file containing the list of managed devices.
In my case, I called the file "devices" and I placed it in the /opt/CSCOpx/bin folder.
The file called "devices" contains the following:
14.32.1.2
14.32.19.3
Next, one has to create a text file containing the command(s) you want to issue.
In my case, I called the file "command" and I placed it in the /opt/CSCOpx/bin folder.
The file called "command" contains the following:
clear counter
Next, cd to /opt/CSCOpx/bin and issue the commands:
chmod 666 command (to make sure that the file "command" can be read)
chmod 666 devices (to make sure that the file "devices" can be read)
./cwconfig netconfig -u admin -p admin -createjob -mode enable –failure CONTINUE -devicefile /opt/CSCOpx/bin/devices –commandfile /opt/CSCOpx/bin/command
It is assumed that the username is admin and the password is admin.
The same can be done on a Windows platform as well. Open a dos shell and cd to \bin
Issue the command:
cwconfig netconfig –u admin –p admin –createjob –mode enable –failure CONTINUE –devicefile d:\progra~1\CSCOpx\bin\devices –commandfile d:\progra~1\CSCOpx\bin\command
It is assumed that the files "devices" and "command" were created in d:\Program Files\CSCOpx\bin
