Reset: Setting the Value of a MIB Variable to
Zero
Use NCL’s Reset command to set the value of one or more MIB variables
to zero. You can obtain the pathname using the List command (see page
16-35).
Syntax
reset identifier
identifier is the pathname identifying a specific variable.
You must provide the pathname from the router’s highest-level
objects, using object identification codes and/or object names.
You can use the asterisk (
*
) as a wild card at the end of your
identifier. It specifies all variables in the branch descending from
the object specified in front of it.
Examples
reset telnet.tx_bytes Resets the value of the Telnet variable
“tx_bytes”.
reset lb.lab_net.xmit Resets the value of the variable
containing the number of bridge
frames transmitted across circuit
group “lab_net”.
reset cct.jrb.* Resets all variables associated with
the circuit “jrb”.
Using the Network Control Language
Accessing the Management Information Base
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