Plug-in Management

Context

Software upgrades can add new functions and services. However, software upgrades are complex and may affect services. To address these problems, you can use the plug-in management function to load the specified modules. This implements online service or function loading.

Procedure

Choose Maintenance > System Maintenance > Plug-in Management to access the Plug-in Management page.

Table 1 describes the parameters on the page.

**Table 1** Parameters on the plug-in management page
Item	Description
Upload Plug-in	Allows you to select the plug-in to be uploaded.
Load Plug-in	Allows you to select the plug-in to be loaded.
Plug-in Status	Indicates plug-in information: Current Plug-in File Version Plug-in Status Action

Click Load under Enable All SSH Key Algorithms In One-click Mode. to load the default plug-in.
To unload the default plug-in that has been loaded, click Unload.
When you click Load, the following commands are executed:
- undo ssh server cipher
- undo ssh server hmac
- undo ssh server key-exchange
- undo ssh server publickey
- undo ssh client cipher
- undo ssh client hmac
- undo ssh client key-exchange
Click and select the plug-in to be uploaded.
- The uploaded plug-in file name extension must be .MOD.
- The loaded plug-in file version must be the same as the running system software version; otherwise, loading fails.
Select the plug-in to be loaded and click Load.
After the plug-in file is loaded, view the status of loaded plug-in file in the Plug-in Status list.
To uninstall the plug-in file, click Unload of the corresponding plug-in file or click Unload All to uninstall all plug-in files.