DAI

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asternos dai this chapter provides examples on how to use netconf to manage dai configurations on asternos devices get current dai configurations request example to get all dai configurations via get config with subtree filter \<filter type="subtree"> \<top> \<dai/> \</top> \</filter> response example \<data xmlns="urn\ ietf\ params\ xml\ ns\ netconf\ base 1 0"> \<top> \<dai> \<interfaces> \<interface> \<name>ethernet1\</name> \<enable>true\</enable> \</interface> \<interface> \<name>vlan100\</name> \<enable>true\</enable> \<trusted interfaces>ethernet1\</trusted interfaces> \<trusted interfaces>ethernet2\</trusted interfaces> \</interface> \</interfaces> \</dai> \</top> \</data> set dai configuration of interface note 'enable' and 'trust enable' cannot be configured as true at the same time request example to set dai configuration of interface to enabled via edit config \<config> \<top> \<dai> \<interfaces> \<interface> \<name>ethernet1\</name> \<enable>true\</enable> \</interface> \<interface> \<name>vlan100\</name> \<enable>true\</enable> \<trusted interfaces>ethernet2\</trusted interfaces> \<trusted interfaces>ethernet3\</trusted interfaces> \</interface> \</interfaces> \</dai> \</top> \</config> response example \<rpc reply xmlns="urn\ ietf\ params\ xml\ ns\ netconf\ base 1 0" message id="urn\ uuid\ bb24faf4 2dba 4801 bff1 1442572b985f"> \<ok/> \</rpc reply> request example to set dai configuration of interface to trust enabled via edit config \<config> \<top> \<dai> \<interfaces> \<interface> \<name>ethernet1\</name> \<trust enable>true\</trust enable> \</interface> \</interfaces> \</dai> \</top> \</config> response example \<rpc reply xmlns="urn\ ietf\ params\ xml\ ns\ netconf\ base 1 0" message id="urn\ uuid\ fcc408de 478d 41d7 b7c0 04aa28e5b649"> \<ok/> \</rpc reply> delete dai configuration request example to delete dai configuration of interface via edit config \<config> \<top> \<dai> \<interfaces> \<interface operation="delete"> \<name>ethernet1\</name> \</interface> \</interfaces> \</dai> \</top> \</config> response example \<rpc reply xmlns="urn\ ietf\ params\ xml\ ns\ netconf\ base 1 0" message id="urn\ uuid 8e4348a5 1175 44f1 b104 3ea41dab237b"> \<ok/> \</rpc reply>