Restrictions - Cisco C880 M5 Configuration Manual

For all other data, the xsd::hexbinary data type must be used!
Both SCCI and the ConfigSpace interface do not store any character
encoding information. Thus, any non-US-ASCII-characters will be interpreted
internally by the using application and therefore should be avoided.
If you do actually need to specify special characters, make sure that you edit
and save your file in UTF-8 format including the correct BOM.
Command Status (Status)
After the configuration settings are transferred, the Status contains the result of the
operation. If the operation has completed successfully, the value 0 is returned.
For a specification of all public configuration settings (ConfigSpace) see the
SCCI_ CS.pdf file, which is distributed with the C880 M5 Scripting Toolkit.
5.4.2.2

Restrictions

All commands specified in the .pre file are normally executed sequentially. The
following are exemptions from this rule:
To prevent broken network connectivity, commands for IPv4 and VLAN network
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configuration are executed at the end of a command sequence.
Currently, IPv6 configuration is limited to the configuration of the non-volatile
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IPv6 configuration parameters.
As a workaround, you can proceed as follows:
1. Arrange your script as follows:
a. At the beginning of the script: Disable IPv6.
b. Configure IPv6 parameters.
c. At the end of the script: Enable IPv6
2. Submit the script from an IPv4 address.
The SSL certificate and the related matching private key are executed at the end
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of a command sequence. Both components must be present in the same .pre file
and are checked for matching each other.
If a power management operation for the managed server or a reboot of the
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iRMC is required or desired:
It is recommended (but not required) to run these commands in separate command
files. You can achieve this e.g. by splitting the configuration and power
management operations into separate tasks.
Cisco C880 M5 Configuration Guide
The xsd::string data type is restricted to readable strings, IP addresses and
MD5-based user passwords.
Do not directly specify language-specific characters, e.g. ä, à, å, æ, in
strings unless they are actually needed by the using application!
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