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16.1 What is Craft Terminal Interface?
16.2 Enabling Craft Terminal Interface Support
16.3 Using Craft Interface Support
16.1 What is Craft Terminal Interface?
Craft Interface is the local interface to the TL1 Agent from where the agent can be managed. It receives input message from user on console and passes it to TL1 Engine. The TL1 Agent of the Agent Toolkit supports Craft Interface, from where input messages can be sent to the TL1 Agent for processing. The input commands can be typed on the console. Also, the Autonomous Messages sent by the agent will be received by the Craft Interface and displayed on the console.
Craft Channel has been plugged into the TL1 Agent by using Transport Provider Framework.
Follow the steps given below to enable Craft Interface support
Choose Project -> Settings from the menu bar or using the shortcut key CNTRL+SHIFT+S. A Dialog Box appears with Settings on the left frame of the box.
Choose the node General from the Settings tree. Here, you can enable Craft Interface support.
TL1 managed devices can be managed both locally by craft interface and remotely over any transportation protocol by an OSS.
After starting the TL1 Agent from the command line/console using run.bat/run.sh, the Craft Interface is created where input commands can be typed.
Following is the screen shot of a Craft Interface in Windows environment with the command "act-user::root:1:public;" executed successfully.
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