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lcaErrNsUpdatesDeferred exception will be thrown. In this
case, the changes will not be propagated to the device until
the network management mode (MgmtMode property) is set
to lcaMgmtModePropagateConfigUpdates (0).
Availability
Local, full, and lightweight clients.
Syntax
device.PropagateDeviceConfigUpdates
Element
Description
device
physical device to which configuration
changes are to be propagated.
Added to API
LNS Release 3.20.
Reboot
Summary
Reboots the
This command should be used with extreme care. Rebooting
a device may destroy its communication parameters or
otherwise make the device unrecoverable. The result of
rebooting a device depends on the firmware state and reboot
options specified at the time of manufacture. Rebooting an
emulator will cause the emulator to fail. After rebooting a
device, it may be necessary to reload the application, and it
will be necessary to commission and download configuration
properties if applicable.
Availability
Local, full, and lightweight clients.
Syntax
object.Reboot
Element
Description
object
Added to API
Prior to LNS Release 3.0.
ReleasePendingUpdates
Summary
Releases monitor point update events withheld after the
method has been called with the
postponeUpdates field set to True.
When your application receives an uplink session request,
you should use the AcceptIncomingSession method to accept
or reject the request. The method includes a parameter called
doPostponeUpdates. If this parameter is set to True when a
session is accepted, monitor point updates for the network
involved in this session will be withheld until the
ReleasePendingUpdates method is called. This ensures that
no monitor point update events that occur before the network
that has requested the uplink session is opened are lost, and
that the application will receive the monitor point update
event that caused the uplink session request.