traffic_matrix

Traffic connection matrix

Format

• [-v] [-V] -e --type--traffic-group-a --traffic-group-b
• [-v] [-V] -i --type --traffic-group-a --traffic-group-b
• [-v] [-V] -p [--type] [-l]

Function

Commands to manage traffic matrix data. This data specifies if connection(s) are allowed between user A and user B (in difference traffic groups).

Parameters

• -e, --erase

  Erase some settings; that is, deconfiguration of an item (or several items).

  The switch takes no arguments.

• -i, --initiate

  Initiate some settings; that is, make initial configuration of an item (or several items).

  The switch takes no arguments.

• -l, --lim

  LIM number. The syntax of the argument is L where L is lim number [range: 1 - 124].

  Example of valid syntax: 2

  The switch requires an argument. The argument is single-valued.

• -p, --print

  Print all or some settings; that is, print reconfiguration of an item, several items, or all items.

  The switch takes no arguments.

• --traffic-group-a

  Traffic group for a-party (0-14).

  States the line in the traffic matrix.

  Used address elements in a traffic group matrix. It is possible to either state an individual element or a line and column respectively of elements.

  Parameter value 15 (fully open, that is,. allowed to connect to all traffic groups) is predefined and cannot be influenced.

  The switch requires an argument. The argument can be the special word 'all' or it can be a combination of comma-separated sequences and ranges (first..last).

• --traffic-group-b

  Traffic group for b-party (0-14).

  States the column in the matrix.

  Used address elements in a traffic group matrix. It is possible to either state an individual element or a line and column respectively of elements.

  Parameter value 15 (fully open) is predefined and cannot be influenced.

  The switch requires an argument. The argument can be the special word 'all' or it can be a combination of comma-separated sequences and ranges (first..last).

• --type

  Specifies the type of traffic group matrix that is to be handled, available connection types:

  two - standard two party connection

  multi - multi-party connection

  all - both types (Default).

  Note: The value multi is actually only valid for the Conference service. The other multi-party services (for example Intrusion, Emergency extension conference and Route optimization) do not check the traffic matrix.

  The switch requires an argument. The argument is single-valued.

• -v, --verbose

  Turn on verbose output (that is, progress information) to standard error.

  The switch takes no arguments.

• -V, --verbose-to-syslog

  Turn on verbose logging to syslog (usually to /var/log/messages).

  The switch takes no arguments.

Examples

• Allow two-party connection between traffic group a-2 (line) and traffic group b-5 (column).

  traffic_matrix -i --type dual --traffic-group-a 2 --traffic-group-b 5

• Allow multi-party connection between traffic group a-8 (line) and traffic group b-11 (column).

  traffic_matrix -i --type multi --traffic-group-a 8 --traffic-group-b 11

• Allow multi-party connection between traffic groups a-5,6,7 and 8 (lines) and traffic group b-11 and 12 (columns).

  traffic_matrix -i --type multi --traffic-group-a 5,6,7,8 --traffic-group-b 11,12

• Prevent two-party connection between traffic group a-7 (line) and traffic group b-9 (column).

  traffic_matrix -e --type dual --traffic-group-a 7 --traffic-group-b 9

• Print both two-party and multi-party connection matrices.

  traffic_matrix -p