EasyOperation

On the EasyOperation page, you can configure global Easy-Operation parameters for a device, including the role, Commander IP address and port, and file server.

Context

Before configuring Easy-Operation on a device, determine the role of the device.

Parameters configured here are global parameters. To configure parameters for a group, choose System Management > EasyOperation.

Procedure

Configuring a device as a client

Choose Configuration Wizard > EasyOperation in the navigation tree to display the EasyOperation page

Select the Client option and click Next.
Enter the Commander IP address and UDP port. The Commander IP address you enter here must be the same as that configured on the Commander. If you keep the UDP port field blank, the default UDP port is used.

Set the required parameters and click Next.
Check whether the configuration is correct on the page displayed

Click Finish.

Configuring a device as a Commander

You can import information about unconfigured devices to the Commander using the configuration wizard to deploy unconfigured devices.

Choose Configuration Wizard > EasyOperation in the navigation tree to display the EasyOperation page
Select the Commander option and click Next.
Enter the Commander IP address and UDP port. The Commander IP address you enter here must exist on the device. If you keep the UDP port field blank, the default UDP port is used.

Set the required parameters and click Next.

Configure file server information

Table 1 describes the parameters for a file server.

**Table 1** Server configuration parameters
Parameter	Description
Server type	Options are FTP, SFTP, and TFTP. NOTE: FTP and TFTP cannot ensure secure file transfer. SFTP is recommended on networks that require high security.
IP	This parameter is mandatory. Enter the IP address of the file server.
User name	Enter the user name used to log in to the file server.
Password	Enter the password used to log in to the file server.
Configuration file backup	Options are No backup, Duplicate, and Overwrite.
Time interval	Set the interval at which you want the Commander to back up configuration files.

Set the required parameters and click Next.

(Optional) Configure file activation method and time

Table 2 describes the parameters for file activation.

**Table 2** Download file configure
Parameter	Description
File activation mode	Options are Default mode and Reset mode. By default, if downloaded files include a software package (*.cc), clients activate all the downloaded files by restarting. In a batch upgrade, if downloaded files include a configuration file, clients activate all the downloaded files by restarting.
File activation time	Options are immediate, Delayed, and Scheduled. If you select Delayed or Scheduled, the related parameter is displayed for you to configure.
Automatically clear the storage	If you select Yes, clients will delete non-startup system software packages if they do not have sufficient space for downloaded files. NOTE: Whether clients can automatically clear their storage medium depends on the file server type. If clients download files from a TFTP server, they cannot automatically clear their storage medium because they cannot obtain the sizes of downloaded files. If an FTP or SFTP server is used but the server cannot return the file sizes, clients cannot automatically clear their storage medium.

Set the required parameters and click Next.

(Optional) Configure client information
1. Click template.zip to download this template to your computer, and then enter client information in the template.
2. Click Browse and select the template.
3. Click to import client information from the template.
4. Check the imported client information in the Import result area, including Client ID, MAC address, and ESN of each client.
Click Next.
Confirm the result. Click the IP address and port, Server type configure, Download file configure, and Client configuration tabs to check the configuration result
Click Finish.