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11: XML
The XPort AR supports configuration using Extensible Markup Language (XML).
XML’s main purpose is to assist the transmission of data across different systems.
Two things are required for XML:
It must be well-formed. The XML structure must adhere to general XML
format rules.
It must be valid. It must comply with the XML schema.
Every command that is executable from the XPort AR’s Command Mode is available
for configuration by XML (however, some of the commands are grouped differently).
To configure a unit by XML, configure an XPort AR. Export all or part of the settings
(called groups) to be applied to other units. Import the saved configuration onto other
XPort AR units as necessary (this reduces the need for manual configuration of each
unit).
Note: If there are any errors in the XML configuration, the XPort AR will
reject the entire configuration. Also, passwords, private keys, and certificates
are not imported for security reasons.
Use XML to configure the device by exporting the current configuration as an XML
file using the CLI, the filesystem, the Web Manager, or FTP. These methods are also
used when importing a configuration onto a device. The complete or partial
configuration may be exported or imported onto the XPort AR.
XML Configuration Record Schema
XML Configuration Records (XCRs) are exported using the following DTD:
<!DOCTYPE configrecord [
<!ELEMENT configrecord (configgroup+)>
<!ELEMENT configgroup (configitem+)>
<!ELEMENT configitem (value+)>
<!ELEMENT value (#PCDATA)>
<!ATTLIST configrecord version CDATA #IMPLIED>
<!ATTLIST configgroup name CDATA #IMPLIED>
<!ATTLIST configgroup instance CDATA #IMPLIED>
<!ATTLIST configitem name CDATA #IMPLIED>
<!ATTLIST value name CDATA #IMPLIED>
]>
- XPort AR 1
- User Guide 1
- Copyright & Trademark 2
- Contacts 2
- Disclaimer & Revisions 2
- Contents 3
- 7: Tunneling 120 5
- 8: SSH and SSL Security 125 5
- Figures 7
- 1: Using This Guide 9
- Additional Documentation 10
- Features 11
- Applications 11
- Protocol Support 12
- Additional Features 12
- Configuration Methods 12
- Addresses and Port Numbers 13
- Product Information Label 14
- 3: Using DeviceInstaller 15
- 3: Using DeviceInstaller 16
- XPort AR User Guide 16 16
- Network Settings 18
- Protocol Stack Configuration 19
- ARP Cache 20
- Current State 21
- DNS Configuration 22
- SNMP Configuration 22
- FTP Configuration 23
- TFTP Configuration 24
- IP Address Filter 25
- Query Port 25
- Line 1 Configuration 26
- Line 1 Command Mode 27
- Serial Settings 29
- Connect Mode 30
- XPort AR User Guide 32 32
- Start and Stop Characters 34
- AES Keys – Connect Mode 36
- AES Keys – Accept Mode 37
- Configurable Pin Manager 38
- Current Configuration 39
- CP Status 39
- CPM: Groups 40
- SSH Settings 42
- Create New Keys 43
- Authorized Users 43
- SSH Client Known Hosts 44
- SSL Settings 46
- CLI Configuration 47
- HTTP Settings 48
- HTTP Configuration 49
- HTTP Authentication 50
- HTTP RSS 51
- XML Configuration 52
- Export System Configuration 54
- Email Configuration 55
- Filesystem Configuration 56
- Upload File 58
- Copy File 58
- Diagnostics Configuration 59
- Traceroute 61
- DNS Lookup 61
- Buffer Pools 62
- Processes 63
- System Configuration 64
- XPort AR User Guide 65 65
- Accessing Command Mode 66
- XPort AR CLI Level Hierarchy 68
- Root Configuration Menu 69
- Enable Menu 70
- Chem Menu 74
- Configure Menu 78
- Interface 1 Level Menu 88
- PPP Menu 91
- CPM Menu 92
- Device Menu 94
- (yes/no)? 95
- Filesystem Menu 96
- Line Menu 99
- SSH Menu 103
- SSL Menu 106
- Tunnel Menu 107
- XPort AR User Guide 118 118
- 7: Tunneling 120
- Accept Mode 121
- Disconnect Mode 122
- Packing Mode 122
- Modem Emulation 123
- Serial Line Settings 124
- Statistics 124
- 8: SSH and SSL Security 125
- Secure Sockets Layer: SSL 126
- 9: Using Email 128
- Priority Levels 129
- DNS Records 129
- Extended Hello 129
- Email Statistics 129
- Configurable Pins 131
- CP Groups 132
- 11: XML 134
- The ELEMENT tag 135
- The ATTLIST tag 135
- Attributes 135
- Configuration using XML 136
- XML Groups 137
- 11: XML 139
- XPort AR User Guide 139 139
- XPort AR User Guide 140 140
- XPort AR User Guide 141 141
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- XPort AR User Guide 148 148
- XPort AR User Guide 149 149
- 12: Branding the XPort AR 150
- 13: Updating Firmware 151
- A: Technical Support 152
- Conversion Table 153
- Scientific Calculator 153
- Compliance Information 155
- Warranty 156
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