Creating Grouped Configurations for SRC-ACP

We recommend that you configure SRC-ACP within a group. When you create a configuration group, the software creates a configuration with default values filled in.

Configuration groups allow you to share the SRC-ACP configuration with different SRC-ACP instances in the SRC network. You can also set up different configurations for different instances.

You can then create a grouped SRC-ACP configuration that is shared with some SRC-ACP instances. For example, if you create two different SRC-ACP groups called config1 and config2 within the shared SRC-ACP configuration, you could select the SRC-ACP configuration that should be associated with a particular SRC-ACP instance.

Use the shared option of the slot number acp statement to select the group for an SRC-ACP instance as part of the local configuration. Use the shared acp group name statements to configure the group.

To select and configure a group:

  1. From configuration mode, select a group for an SRC-ACP instance. For example, to select a group called config1 in the path /:
      [edit]
      user@host# set slot 0 acp shared /config1

    For more information, see Configuring Local Properties for SRC-ACP.

  2. Commit the configuration.
      [edit]
      user@host# commit
      commit complete.
  3. From configuration mode, configure a group. For example, to configure a group called config1, specify the group as part of the SRC-ACP configuration. 
    [edit]
user@host# edit shared acp group config1 ?
Possible completions:
  <[Enter]>            Execute this command
> configuration
> congestion-point-classifier
> group                Group of ACP configuration properties
  |                    Pipe through a command
    

    For more information, see Configuring SRC-ACP.
    

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