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Viewing automatic deployment execution results
To view the execution result of an automatic deployment plan or device:
1. Navigate to Service > Auto Deployment Plan.
a. Click the Service tab from the tabular navigation system on the top.
b. Click the Configuration Center on the navigation tree on the left.
c. Click the Auto Deployment Plan under Configuration Center from the navigation system on the
left.
All existing automatic deployment plans are displayed in the Auto Deployment Plan page.
2. Do one of the following, to view the result of an automatic deployment plan or device, respectively:
If you want to view the execution result of an automatic deployment plan, go the Step 3, or
If you want to view the execution result of an automatic deployment device, go the Step 6.
3. Click the icon with the deployment plan for which you want to view the execution result in the
Auto Deployment Plan page.
The Auto Deployment Execution Result dialog box is displayed, showing the automatic
deployment execution result of the plan.
4. Click the icon with the device information you want to view.
5. Click the icon with the deployment plan you want to expand in the Auto Deployment Plan
page.
All existing devices in the deployment plan appear.
6. Click the icon in the Operation field associated with the deployment device for which you
want to view the execution result.
The Auto Deployment Execution Result dialog box is displayed, showing the automatic
deployment execution result of the device.
Initial configuration file management
You can manage the pre-defined and user-defined initial configuration files. An initial configuration file
in IMC is deployed on a zero-configuration device through DHCP after the device is powered on. The
initial configuration file must contain basic SNMP and Telnet parameters. After the zero-configuration
device executes the initial configuration file, IMC automatically adds the device through auto discovery
and apply a pre-configured automatic deployment plan to it.
Configuring the DHCP server
IMC provides you with the automatic initial configuration function for zero-configuration devices. When
a zero-configuration device or a simple-configuration device is connected to IMC and started up, the
DHCP server assigns an IP address to the device and sends the TFTP server address and initial
configuration file name to the device. The device then downloads the initial configuration file from the
TFTP server to complete automatic configuration.
Configure the address pool, network management system, DNS server, domain name, TFTP server
address, initial configuration file name, and lease duration on the DHCP server.
The following guidelines apply to configuration file management:
• If the DHCP server and the device are not on the same network segment, configure a DHCP relay
agent on the gateway that connects to the device.