Selecting ZTP+ in the left panel of the Options tab provides the following view, where you can specify options for zero touch provisioning plus (ZTP+) functionality.
Changing a value from the system default causes a Default Value button to appear. Selecting this button changes the field back to the system default value.
- Alarm on Local Change
- Select the checkbox to generate an alarm when ExtremeCloud IQ Site Engine detects that the ZTP+ configuration of the device does not agree with the configuration set in ExtremeCloud IQ Site Engine.
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- When you enable this alarm, ExtremeCloud IQ Site Engine will not write the settings to the device because this would overwrite the changes made locally to the device (typically via the CLI). Instead, an alarm will be generated to alert you that the ExtremeCloud IQ Site Engine settings and the Device settings are different so you can decide on one of the following options:
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Change the values of the settings in ExtremeCloud IQ Site Engine. The settings will then be written to the device at the next ZTP+ poll.
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Use the menu option Overwrite Local Settings to synchronize the device to be the same as ExtremeCloud IQ Site Engine at the next poll.
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- Allow Connector Downgrades
- Select the checkbox to allow ExtremeCloud IQ Site Engine to downgrade to a previous version of the cloud connector.
- Device Logging Filter Serial Number
- Enter the serial number of one of your ZTP+ devices where ExtremeCloud IQ Site Engine records debug information. This allows you to save debug information to only one device, instead of saving identical debug information to all ZTP+ devices in a site.
- Image Upgrade Timeout (seconds)
- The amount of time (in seconds) ExtremeCloud IQ Site Engine waits for a response before determining the image upgrade is not responding for your ZTP+ devices.
- LLDP Wait Time (seconds)
- The amount of time (in seconds) ExtremeCloud IQ Site Engine waits for a response when communicating via LLDP.
- Maximum Number of Threads
- Defines the number of concurrent ZTP+ threads that can be running at any given time. Each thread can serve one ZTP+ device at a time.
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