Configuring The Asset Id Using Edm - Avaya 3500 Series Getting Started

Configuring the switch using EDM
Name
CurrentMgmtProtocol
BootMode
ImageLoadMode
CurrentImageVersion
LocalStorageImageVersion
NextBootDefaultGateway
CurrentDefaultGateway
NextBootLoadProtocol
LastLoadProtocol

Configuring the Asset ID using EDM

Use this procedure to configure the Asset ID for a switch or stack.
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Description
Indicates the current transport protocols that the
switch supports. This is a read-only item.
Specifies whether to use the BootP or DHCP server
to assign an IPv4 address for the management
VLAN at the next switch reboot. Values include:
• other: read only
• bootpDisabled: use configured server IP address
• bootpAlways: always use the BootP server
• bootpWhenNeeded: use the BootP server when
• bootpOrLastAddress: use the BootP server last
• dhcpAlways: always use the DHCP server
• dhcpWhenNeeded: use the DHCP server when
• dhcpOrLastAddress: use the DHCP server last
Indicates the source from which to load the agent
image at the next boot. This is a read-only items.
Indicates the version number of the agent image that
is currently used on the switch. This is a read-only
item.
Indicates the version number of the agent image that
is stored in flash memory on the switch. This is a
read-only item.
Indicates the IP address of the default gateway for
the agent to use after the next time you boot the
switch. This is a read-only item.
Indicates the address of the default gateway that is
currently in use. This is a read-only item.
Indicates the transport protocol that the agent uses
to load the configuration information and the image
at the next boot. This is a read-only item.
Indicates the transport protocol last used to load the
image and configuration information about the
switch. This is a read-only item.
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