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| //This document is under construction.// | //This document is under construction.// | ||
| - | {{tools:arnold.png|}} Arnold is a subsystem to NAV-v3, first released in NAV-v3.1. Arnold is a port-blocker and vlan changer, and was originally made to be able to easier remove mischievers from the campus-internet. | + | {{tools:arnold.png|}} Arnold is a subsystem to NAV 3, first released in NAV 3.1. Arnold is a port-blocker and vlan changer, and was originally made to be able to easier remove mischievers from the campus-internet. |
| This document will give you information about how Arnold works and how to use and configure it. A FAQ-section will be added as questions are received. | This document will give you information about how Arnold works and how to use and configure it. A FAQ-section will be added as questions are received. | ||
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| Arnold consists of a couple of scripts (including a arnold-module), a web-interface and a database. For basic use you will never have to touch the scripts, just use the web-interface to disable and enable ports. Arnold should be ready to use without any fuzz as long as the NAV-database is up to date. Some of the features requires some editing in config-files, which is documented later in this document. | Arnold consists of a couple of scripts (including a arnold-module), a web-interface and a database. For basic use you will never have to touch the scripts, just use the web-interface to disable and enable ports. Arnold should be ready to use without any fuzz as long as the NAV-database is up to date. Some of the features requires some editing in config-files, which is documented later in this document. | ||
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| **How to use a predefined detention** | **How to use a predefined detention** | ||
| - | The only way to use a predefined detention is by using the ''start_arnold.pl''-script. When you have defined a predefined detention you should make a cron-job or some other way of running ''start_arnold.pl'' automatically whenever you want. | + | The only way to use a predefined detention is by using the ''start_arnold.pl''-script. When you have defined a predefined detention you should make a cron-job or some other way of running ''start_arnold.pl'' automatically whenever you want. See section about start_arnold.py. |
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| - | Examples: | + | |
| - | <code> | + | |
| - | Create some examples here. | + | |
| - | </code> | + | |
| ===== The scripts ===== | ===== The scripts ===== | ||
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