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Enter this value if do not want to use any
options.
1 lcaReplaceFlagCopy
Copies the values of all configuration
properties (CPs) from the old device to the
new device. If the old device has no CPs,
configuration network variables will be
copied, if present. Dynamic configuration
network variables will not be copied. This
flag may be ORed with
lcaReplaceFlagExcludeMfgOnly (2) and
lcaReplaceFlagUpload (4).
2 lcaReplaceFlagExcludeMfgOnly
Enables the new device to not inherit any
manufacturer configuration properties from
the old device. This flag must be ORed
with lcaReplaceFlagCopy (1).
4 lcaReplaceFlagUpload
Uploads all configuration properties in the
old device into the OpenLNS database
before the device is removed, and
subsequently downloads the CPs into the
new device. You can only use this option if
your application is still in communication
with the old device. This flag must be ORed
with lcaReplaceFlagCopy (1).
8 lcaReplaceFlagPropagateUpdates
Propagates the network image contained in
the database to the new device, and
deconfigures the old device, even if the
network management mode is set to
lcaMgmtModeDeferConfigUpdates (1)
when you call the ReplaceEx method.
If any of these changes will cause network
inconsistencies, OpenLNS will defer the
updates, and the NS, #4039
lcaErrNsUpdatesDeferred exception will be
thrown. Those updates will not be
propagated until the network management
mode is set back to
lcaMgmtModePropagateConfigUpdate
s (0).
If the network management mode is set to
lcaMgmtModePropagateConfigUpdate
s (0) when you call the ReplaceEx method,
the network image contained in the
database will be propagated to the new
device and the old device will be