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Chapter 9 Making and Deploying Configuration Changes Using NetConfig
Browsing and Editing Jobs Using the NetConfig Job Browser
To perform actions, click one of the following (For detailed descriptions of these operations see
Table 9-2NetConfig Job Browser Operations in Table 9-2):
• Edit
• Copy
• Retry`
• Stop
• Delete
Device Details Downloaded Devices Contains detailed job results for each device in a table:
• Device—List of devices on which the job ran.
• Status—Status of job (success, failure, etc.)
• Message—For example, if the job failed on the device,
the appropriate reason for failure is displayed. If the
job was a success on that device, the message
“Download Successful” is displayed.
You can filter the devices by selecting a status and clicking
Filter.
This page displays the number of rows you have set for
display in the Rows per page field. You can increase the
rows up to 50 per page. You can navigate between the
pages of the report using the navigation icons at the right
bottom of this table.
Click on a device to view the details such as protocol,
status and reason when applicable, task used and the CLI
output for that device. These details appear in a pop-up
window.
Double-click to display status folders that correspond to
possible device status.
StatusFolder Description
Update Successful Devices were successfully updated
Update Failed Devices were not successfully updated.
Includes devices on which rollback was attempted,
regardless of whether it was successful.
Not Attempted Job did not try to update devices, even though they were
selected.
Usually occurs when a previous device failed and failure
property was set to Stop on Failure.
Work Order Click to display Job Work Order, which contains same the information as the workorder that was displayed
when the job was created. (For the workorder details, see Step 12 in Starting a New NetConfig Job).
For retried jobs, the job definitions are not updated. For such jobs, the original job definitions are retained.
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