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Import Auto Deployment Devices

This function allows you to batch import auto deployment device information from a file to an auto deployment plan.

The file must be in CSV format. The first line in the file is the column headings, and all the other lines are parameter values. The following table describes these headings.

Column heading Description Required
TargetIp IP address of the device after the selected configuration file is deployed on the device. Yes
ConfigFile Name of the configuration file to be deployed on the device. Yes
ConfigPara Parameters in the configuration file to be deployed. The parameters are in the format of Parameter name1: Paramter value1; Parameter name2: Paramter value2; ...For example, ACLNumber: 3005. No
CurrentDeviceIp Current IP address of the device. You must input at least one of the MAC address and current IP address. Yes
MACAddress MAC address of the device. You must input at least one of the MAC address and current IP address. Yes
UnitId Stack member ID, ranging from 1 to 9. A value of –1 indicates that the stack feature is disabled on the device. NO
changDeviceInfo Indicates whether or not the device information is changed. The value can be:
  • 0 for no
  • 1 for yes
 No
DeviceName Device label. No
DeviceGroup Device group. No
Append: Appended information name Parameter corresponding to the appended information, in the format of Append: Appended information name. For example, Append: Geo-X indicates that the name of the information to be appended is Geo-X. To make the parameter take effect, set changDeviceInfo to 1 and make sure the parameter exists in the appended information configuration file. NO
DeploySoft Software to be deployed on the device. No
CLIScript Name of the CLI script to be deployed on the device. No
CLIPara Parameters in the CLI script file to be deployed. The parameters are in the format of Parameter name1: Paramter value1; Parameter name2: Paramter value2; ...For example, ACLNumber: 3005. No
changSnmpPara Indicates whether or not the device's SNMP parameters are changed. The value can be:
  • 0 for no
  • 1 for yes
 No
SnmpParaVersion SNMP version. The value can be:
  • 1 for SNMPv1
  • 2 for SNMPv2c
  • 3 for SNMPv3
 No
SnmpParaRead Read-only community name, which is public by default and is of up to 32 characters. No
SnmpParaWrite Read and write community name, which is private by default and is of up to 32 characters. No
SnmpParaSecurityUser Username, which applies to only SNMPv3 and is of up to 32 characters. A username corresponds to an SNMPv3 template name. No
SnmpParaContextName SNMPv3 context name, which is of up to 32 characters. No
SnmpParaSecuMode Security mode. The value can be:
  • 1 for no authentication and no encryption
  • 2 for authentication and no encryption
  • 3 for authentication and encryption
The SnmpParaAuthScheme and SnmpParaPrivScheme columns must have the same value as this column.		 No
SnmpParaAuthScheme Authentication mode. The value can be:
  • 1 for none
  • 2 for MD5
  • 3 for SHA
 No
SnmpParaAuthPassword Authentication password, which is of up to 32 characters. No
SnmpParaPrivScheme Encryption mode. The value can be:
  • 1 for none
  • 2 for DES
  • 19 for AES128
  • 21 for AES256
 No
SnmpParaPrivPassword Encryption password, which contains 32 characters at most. No
SnmpParaTimeOut Operation timeout period (in seconds), which is 4 by default. No
SnmpParaRetry Retries allowed, which is 3 by default. No
PingDevType Indicates whether or not the ping operation is supported. The value can be:
  • 0 for yes
  • 1 for no
 No
changTelnet Indicates whether or not the device's Telnet parameters are changed. The value can be:
  • 0 for no
  • 1 for yes
 No
TelnetStyle Telnet type. The value can be:
  • 0 for password
  • 1 for username+password
  • 2 for super password
  • 3 for password+super password
  • 5 for no username+no password
  • 6 for username+no password
 No
TelnetUseName Telnet username. No
TelnetPassword Telnet password. No
TelnetSuperWord Telnet super password. No
TelnetTimeout Telnet timeout period, ranging from 1 to 60 seconds. No
changeSsh Indicates whether or not the device's SSH parameters are changed. The value can be:
  • 0 for no
  • 1 for yes
 No
SshParaAuthType SSH authentication mode. The value can be:
  • 0 for password authentication
Other authentication modes are not supported.		 No
SshParaPort SSH port number. No
SshParaUserName SSH username. No
SshParaPassword SSH password. No
SshParaRetries Maximum number of SSH retries allowed, ranging from 1 to 5. No
SshParaTimeOut SSH timeout period, ranging from 1–120 seconds. No
LoginType Login type. The value can be:
  • 0 for none
  • 1 for Telnet
  • 2 for SSH
 No
sendTrap Indicates whether or not the device will send traps to the system. The value can be:
  • 0 for no
  • 1 for yes
 No
delBackupSoftFlag Indicates whether or not the backup software will be deleted. The value can be:
  • 0 for no
  • 1 for yes
 No
delCurrSoftFlag Indicates whether or not the current software will be deleted. The value can be:
  • 0 for no
  • 1 for yes
 No
mainToBackupFlag Specifies whether or not the current software will be backed up. The value can be:
  • 0 for no
  • 1 for yes
 No
backupCfgFlag Specifies whether or not the current configuration will be backed up. The value can be:
  • 0 for no
  • 1 for yes
 No

Operation Procedure

  1. Select the Service tab, click the Configuration Center in the navigation tree to enter the Auto Deployment Plan page.
  2. Click the Import icon for an auto deployment plan.
  3. Select the file to be imported and click Start Import.
  4. After the file is imported, click Close.

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