Reference
Documents under this category include information about the attributes, APIs, and the full set of CLI commands (MD-CLI and classic) supported by SR OS.
- Acronyms Reference Guide
  This guide provides expansions of acronyms found in the user guides.
- Classic CLI Command Reference Guide
  This guide describes all classic CLI commands (except for the clear, monitor, show, and tools commands) and their supported values and parameters.
- Classic CLI Explorer Tool
- Clear, Monitor, Show, and Tools CLI Command Reference Guide
  This guide describes all clear, monitor, show, and tools CLI commands and their supported values and parameters.
- Clear, Monitor, Show, and Tools CLI Explorer Tool
- Gx AVPs Reference Guide
  This guide describes Gx Attribute Value Pairs (AVPs).
- Gy AVPs Reference Guide
  This guide describes Gy Attribute Value Pairs (AVPs).
- MD-CLI Command Reference Guide
  This guide describes all MD-CLI commands (except for the clear, monitor, show, and tools commands) and their supported values and parameters.
- MD-CLI Explorer Tool
- MD-CLI Quick Reference Guide
  This guide provides a comparison of the Nokia SR OS Model-Driven Command Line Interface (MD-CLI) with those used by Junos OS and IOS XR.
- Pay-as-You-Grow Licensing Reference Guide
- pySROS API
- RADIUS Attributes Reference Guide
  This guide describes all supported RADIUS authentication, authorization, and accounting attributes.
- Services Configuration Quick Reference Guide
  This guide describes the basic, step-by-step configuration required to set up services.
- SR BNG TPSDA Python 3 API
  Python developers can use these APIs for a model-driven management interface to integrate with supported Nokia routers running the SR OS.
- YANG Browser

Management IP address

Configure the management IP address to allow remote access for configuration and management purposes using an in-band or out-of-band management port on the device.

See Ports and Interfaces for information about configuring IP address on the in-band management port.

Perform the following steps to configure IP address on the out-of-band management port of the device.

Enter the BOF configuration context.
```
bof private
```

Configure the management IP.

/bof router "management" interface "management" cpm active ipv4 ip-address 172.20.20.2
/bof router "management" interface "management" cpm active ipv4 prefix-length 24
/bof router "management" interface "management" cpm active ipv6 ipv6-address 3fff:172:20:20::2
/bof router "management" interface "management" cpm active ipv6 prefix-length 64

Configure static routes for management access, if required.

/bof router "management" static-routes route 0.0.0.0/0 next-hop 172.20.20.1

Commit the configuration changes, and exit the BOF configuration context.
To view the full BOF configuration, use the following command.
```
admin show configuration bof
```

March 12, 2026