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5. Edit the mode and the parameter values (refer to
), as needed.
The Deployment Status dialog box displays detailing whether the configuration will deploy
successfully.
6. Click Close to close the Deployment Status dialog box.
Valid and invalid responses from devices
When you deploy a configuration to a device, some commands may send responses back to the
Management application. By default, any message that the Management application receives is
treated as an error, unless it matches an entry in the cliResponses.properties (IronWare) or
NOSCliResponse.properties (Network OS) file. These files contain a list of messages that the
Management application recognizes as valid responses.
If you think the response is valid, you can add the response to the list in the
cliResponses.properties (IronWare) or NOSCliResponse.properties (Network OS) file using one of
the following methods:
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Add the response to the cliResponses.properties (IronWare) file (refer to
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Add the response to the NOSCliResponse.properties (Network OS) file (refer to
Network OS CLI responses properties file”
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Add the response to the MotorolaControllerCliResponse.properties file (refer to
Network OS CLI responses properties file”
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Using a dash character in CLI configuration manager (refer to
“Using a dash character in CLI
Editing the CLI responses properties file
The cliResponses.properties (IronWare) file is under the Install_Home\conf\cli directory. Edit the
file using a text editor. Add the response using the following Unicode regular expressions format.
For example, if you try to delete a nonexistent TACACS server by entering the following entry in CLI
Configuration Manager:
no tacacs-server host 1.5.8.3
When you deploy the configuration, the following error messages are generated:
error: Failed to delete TACACS+ server 1.5.8.3
Error: Failed to delete TACACS+ server 1.5.8.3
To classify these messages as valid responses in the Management application, you can add the
following entry to the appropriate responses file:
^no tac=^error: failed to delete