- play_arrow Installation and Configuration
- Performing Initial Software Configuration on an NFX250 Device
- Installing Software on NFX250 Devices
- Configuring JDM User Accounts and Authentication
- YANG files on NFX250 Devices
- Synchronizing Time Using NTP
- Configuring Management Interfaces for JDM
- Configuring Remote Access to JDM
- Configuring Enhanced Orchestration and Hugepages
- Managing Virtual Network Functions Using JDM
- Configuring Service Chaining Using JDM
- ADSL2 and ADSL2+ Interfaces on NFX250 Devices
- VDSL2 Interfaces on NFX250 Devices
- play_arrow Configuring High Availability
- play_arrow Monitoring and Troubleshooting JDM
- play_arrow Configuration Statements and Operational Commands
JDM CLI Overview
Understanding the JDM CLI
Junos Device Manager (JDM) can be configured using the JDM CLI. In most cases, you are logged into the JDM CLI by default when you access a disaggregated Junos OS platform.
The JDM CLI is similar to the Junos OS CLI in look and feel. It provides the same value-added facilities as the Junos OS CLI, which include:
Separate configuration and command modes
Commit check
Configuration save, restore, and rollback
NETCONF and YANG support
The JDM CLI is based on the Junos OS CLI and follows many of
its processes and procedures. Like Junos OS, the JDM CLI
has an operational mode and configuration mode. You use the configure command to go from operational mode to configuration mode, and the exit command to exit configuration mode. Many operational mode
commands—such as show and request commands—are
available in the JDM CLI and the Junos OS CLI. Many configuration
commands available in the Junos OS CLI are also available in the JDM
CLI, and are often entered using the same command at the same hierarchy
level.
If you are placed in the JDM shell for any reason, such as if you logged in to the disaggregated Junos OS platform as the root user, enter the cli command from the JDM shell prompt to get to the JDM CLI prompt:
root# cli root@jdm>
Accessing the JDM Shell, JDM CLI, and JCP Prompts in a Disaggregated Junos OS Platform
This topic describes how to access the JDM shell, JDM CLI, and JCP prompts in a disaggregated Junos OS platform.
It contains the following sections:
- Accessing the JDM CLI
- Accessing the JDM Shell
- Accessing the JCP Prompt from the JDM CLI
- Accessing the Hypervisor from the JDM CLI
- Accessing the ipsec-nm from the JDM CLI
Accessing the JDM CLI
You are in operational mode in the JDM CLI if you see the @jdm> prompt. The JDM CLI also includes the configuration prompt @jdm#, which can be accessed by entering the configure command at the JDM CLI operational mode prompt.
By default, most logins to a disaggregated Junos OS platform take the user to the operational mode in the JDM CLI prompt.
The JDM CLI prompt can also be accessed from the JDM shell.
To access the JDM CLI from the JDM shell, enter the cli command at the JDM shell prompt:
root@jdm:~# cli root@jdm>
Accessing the JDM Shell
By default, you are placed in the JDM shell when you login to
the console port as the root user. The JDM shell uses the ~# prompt.
To access the JDM shell from the JDM CLI, enter the start shell command at the JDM CLI prompt:
root@jdm> start shell jdm:~#
Accessing the JCP Prompt from the JDM CLI
To access the JCP prompt from the JDM CLI, enter the ssh vjunos0 command at the JDM CLI prompt:
root@jdm> ssh vjunos0 The authenticity of host 'vjunos0 (192.168.1.2)' can't be established. ECDSA key fingerprint is 18:83:1f:95:88:db:1b:75:9f:07:ce:2c:4a:45:a3:b0. Are you sure you want to continue connecting (yes/no)? yes Warning: Permanently added 'vjunos0,192.168.1.2' (ECDSA) to the list of known hosts. Password: Last login: Thu Oct 8 09:47:42 2015 --- JUNOS 15.1I20150824_0501 built 2015-08-24 05:13:01 UTC root@:RE:0% cli root>
Accessing the Hypervisor from the JDM CLI
To access the Hypervisor from the JDM CLI, enter the ssh hypervisor statement at the JDM CLI prompt:
root@jdm> ssh hypervisor Last login: Sun Jan 18 15:01:55 2015 from jdm
Only a root user can use this option.
Accessing the ipsec-nm from the JDM CLI
To access the ipsec-nm from the JDM CLI, enter the ssh ipsec-nm statement at the JDM CLI prompt:
root@jdm> ssh ipsec-nm Last login: Sun Jan 18 15:01:55 2015 from jdm root@ipsec-nm: % cli root@ipsec-nm>
