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The View Execution Result page contains details about the deployment task for every device. For
deployment tasks that failed or were partially successful, click the Status > Operation Result link to
view the View Execution Results details that include causes for deployment failures.
Deleting a deployment task
You can also delete a task from the Deployment Task List.
To delete a deployment task from the Deployment Task List:
1. Navigate to Service > Deployment Task:
a. Click the Service tab from the tabular navigation system on the top.
b. Click the Configuration Center on the navigation tree on the left.
c. Click the Deployment Task under Configuration Center from the navigation system on the left.
The Deployment Task page appears. The query conditions for searching the Deployment Task List
are displayed in the upper portion of this page.
2. Click the checkbox to the left of the deployment tasks you want to delete.
3. Click Delete.
4. Click OK to confirm deletion of the selected deployment tasks.
The Deployment Task page is updated to reflect the status of the deletion request. Review the
results to ensure the successful removal of deployment tasks.
Managing automatic deployment plans
IMC provides a facility for automatic executions of software upgrade, startup configuration deployment,
CLI script execution, and configuration backup for devices with zero or simple configurations. With the
Auto Deployment Plan feature, you can quickly configure devices in batch to operate properly without
manual intervention.
An auto deployment plan is a set of automatic deployment operations that the network administrator
defines for devices according to the network plan. IMC displays automatic deployment plans in a nested
table. The external table shows information about each automatic deployment plan, including the plan
name, creator, creation time, and the execution status of each device in the plan. The internal table shows
information about automatic deployment devices, including the MAC address, current IP address, target
IP address, mask, and operating status. As for automatic deployment plans,
IMC provides the functions of adding, deleting, modifying, and viewing automatic deployment plans. As
for automatic deployment devices, IMC provides the functions of adding, deleting, modifying, viewing,
and importing automatic deployment devices, triggering deployment, and viewing automatic
deployment execution results.
An initial configuration file in IMC is deployed on a zero-configuration device through DHCP after the
device is powered on. The initial configuration file must contain basic SNMP and Telnet parameters.
After the zero-configuration device executes the initial configuration file, IMC automatically adds the
device through auto discovery and apply a pre-configured automatic deployment plan to it.
Automatic deployment plans can be triggered for the following devices:
• Zero-configuration devices that are powered on and automatically added to IMC. Before powering
on a zero-configuration device, the network administrator must configure on the DHCP server the