request service order place

Syntax

Description

Selects placement options and creates placement configurations for a service.

The lock-token option allows you to unlock a locked service instance by providing the lock token.

The following is the sequence of commands to configure placement options for a service:

1. Log in to service orchestration cMGD CLI. See Access the Service Orchestration cMGD CLI.

2. Execute the request service order place ? command to see possible completions for the command.

3. Execute the request service order place modifier options service-order-name command to assign possible placement configurations for the service. Modifier refers to placement modifier that changes placement configurations for a service.

   The service order status changes to optioned.

4. Execute the request service order sync command to load and commit the configuration updates.

5. Execute the show configuration foghorn:customers customer customer-id command to see the placement configuration options for the specified customer. For example, all possible site location options.

   Repeat steps 3 to 5 to see more placement options for the customer, such as ports, interfaces, CE, VLANs, and so on.

6. Execute the request service order sync command to load and commit the configuration updates.

7. Execute the request service order place modifier place service-order-name command. This command selects placement options and creates the placement configurations for the service.

   To see the service order status, execute the show service order status command. The service order status changes to placed.

You can then modify the service order by applying the placement configurations that were created using the request service order place command.

You can use this command to troubleshoot the configurations generated for provisioning a service order.

Options

service-order-name	The name of the service order for generating the placement configurations.
lock-token lock-token	The secure lock token that is displayed when you set a lock for a service instance by using the request service instance lock command.

Release Information

Command introduced in Paragon Automation Release 2.0.0.