OcNOS Datastores
Table 13-1 describes the datastores used by OcNOS.
Table 13-1: OcNOS datastores
Name
Location
Description
Candidate configuration datastore
volatile memory
A configuration datastore that can be manipulated without impacting the device's current configuration and that can be committed to the running configuration datastore and stored in volatile memory.
Running configuration datastore
CML_RD.db
A configuration datastore holding the complete configuration currently active on the device. The running configuration data store always exists.
Startup configuration datastore
CML_DB.db
The configuration datastore holding the configuration loaded by the device when it boots. This separates the startup configuration datastore from the running configuration datastore.
ZebOS.conf
/cfg/usr/local/etc/ZebOS.conf
The show running-config command queries protocol module data structures to get the running configuration and display it. A write given at the command line writes the running configuration to the ZebOS.conf file.
The ZebOS.conf file contains device startup configuration in human-readable format (same as show running-config output).
Note: Do not alter these datastores manually. Always use OcNOS/NetConf commands to read and update these files.
 
Last modified date: 06/16/2023