On the “Config Files Views” page, you can manage all global and site configurations that you created. In the Push Config tab of the “Config Template” page, you can manage all general configurations.
Global configurations
Configurations that you created as described in Adding a Global Configuration
Site configurations
Configurations that you created as described in Adding Switch Configurations
General configurations
Configurations that you pushed to switches as described in Pushing Configurations to Switches
Managing Global and Site Configurations
Viewing or Editing a Global or Site Configuration File
In the AmpCon™-DC UI, click Service > Config Files Views.
On the “Config Files Views” page, locate the configuration file, and then click View. You can see a pop-up window with detailed configurations.
To close the pop-up window, click the close icon.
To edit the configurations, click Edit, modify configruations as you need, and then click Save.
Checking Switches Associated with a Configuration File
In the AmpCon-DC UI, click Service > Config Files Views.
Locate the configuration file, and then click Associated. You can see the switches that are associated with the configuration.
To close the pop-up window, click the close icon.
Deleting a Configuration File
Note: If a configuration file is still associated with one or multiple switches, the configuration file can’t be deleted.
In the AmpCon-DC UI, click Service > Config Files Views.
Locate the configuration file, and then click Delete.
Click Yes to confirm the deletion.
Managing General Configurations
Viewing or Editing a General Configuration File
In the AmpCon-DC UI, click Service > Configuration Template.
In the Push Config tab of the “Config Template” page, click the node that you want to view. Each node represents a general configuration file.
To edit a configuration file, click Edit, modify configruations as you need, and then click Save.
Deleting a General Configuration File
In the AmpCon-DC UI, click Service > Configuration Template.
In the Push Config tab, click the node that you want to delete. Each node represents a general configuration file.
Click Delete Node.
Click Yes to confirm the deletion.
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