Applications may allow for the configuration to be delivered from either the Nokia YANG model or the OpenConfig YANG models. In many cases, applications allow some level of cooperative configuration such that the configuration statements can be received from both Nokia YANG models and OpenConfig YANG models. To determine the level of cooperative configuration allowed by an application, the application-specific Nokia or the nokia-conf-combined.yang YANG models can be checked for the following extension statement.
sros-ext:shared-model-management {
sros-ext:openconfig false;
}
If the above statement is found, the cooperative shared model management configuration is not allowed for that element and all descendants of the element.
The level of shared model management support can be viewed via the MD CLI help if the OpenConfig YANG models have been enabled.
[ex:configure system management-interface yang-modules]
A:admin@node-2# openconfig-modules true
The models that prevent shared model management at a specific level of the hierarchy include the following statement in the help. For example, the commands in the configure policy-options policy-statement context display the following:
*[ex:/configure policy-options policy-statement "policy-1"]
A:admin@node-2# entry ?
[entry-id] <number>
<number> - <1..4294967295>
Entry ID of a route policy entry
Note: 'configure policy-options policy-statement "policy-1"' and all other
elements in this context must be managed by one data model.