Change Menu Suite
The [Change] Menu collects operations related to modifying the configuration of the selected device.

Command Runner
Command Runner is a useful tool when performing the same operation repeatedly on multiple devices. For example, you can run commands of over 100 lines to many devices at once. Commands that can be performed include downloading and uploading configurations. After entering the required items, click the [Execute] button.

The [Override the default prompt regex] field specifies a regular expression to match a particular type of prompt. The prompts to be matched are like PS1 variables in shell scripts. This field required if a command responds with an unusual prompt.
For example, some interactive commands may prompt for the next input with a simpler < instead of the usual <username># prompt. In these cases, you must specify using the regular expression ^< (at the beginning of the line). Otherwise, it will be impossible to distinguish between the output result of the command and the prompt.
Name Servers Manager
In this window, you can add or delete a “Name Server Address”.
Add an address
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Click [Change] > [Name Server Manager].
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Enter the IP address in the “Name Server Address” field.

The [Execute] button, will become clickable.
- Click [Execute].

Delete an address
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Click [Change] > [Name Server Manager].
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Enter the IP address in the “Name Server Address” field.
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Change the “Name Server Action” to “delete”.

The [Execute] button, will become clickable.
- Click [Execute].
Note:
If no IP Address is selected, clicking the [Name Server Manager] tool will act on all addresses in the [Inventory] window list.
NTP Servers
In this window, you can add/remove NTP servers.

Port VLAN Assignment
This feature allows you to perform VLAN port settings for the device’s access port.
Note:
This function cannot be executed when multiple devices are selected.
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Select the interface on the screen.
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Select the interface for VLAN settings (multiple selections are possible).
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Select the VLAN.
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Select the VLAN to be assigned from the field.
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Click the [Execute] button.

SNMP Community Strings
Add/delete SNMP communities to/from devices.

SNMP Trap Hosts
Add/delete SNMP trap host settings for devices. (Effective for batch setting of new NMS installations.)

Syslog Hosts
Add/delete Syslog hosts to/from the device.

OS Image
AlliedTelesis OS software distribution
You can remotely distribute the OS to AlliedTelesis devices. To use this function, you must save the OS in advance.

| Item | Explanation |
|---|---|
| Select an OS image file to push | When you press the […] button on the right side, a window will appear where you can browse the registered OS images, so select the image you want to upload. |
| Destination flash location | Specifies the storage drive provided by the device. |
| Remove the existing images from flash | After image transfer, remove the existing image file. |
| Boot from the new image | After image transfer, boot with new image |
| Reload after image push | After image transfer, reload the system. |
| Timeout (default 3000 seconds) | Timeout setting for setting transferring time |
ASA OS software distribution
You can remotely distribute the OS to Cisco ASA devices. To use this function, you must save the OS in advance.

| Item | Explanation |
|---|---|
| Select an ASA OS image file to push | When you press the […] button on the right side, a window will appear where you can browse the registered OS images, so select the image you want to upload. |
| Destination flash location | Specifies the storage drive provided by the device. |
| Remove the existing images from flash | After image transfer, remove the existing image file. |
| Boot from the new image | After image transfer, reload the system. |
| Reload after image push | Timeout setting for setting transferring time |
IOS software distribution
You can remotely distribute IOS to Cisco IOS devices. To use this feature, you must save the IOS in advance.

| Setting | Explanation |
|---|---|
| Select an IOS image file to push | When you press the […] button on the right side, a window will appear where you can browse the registered OS images, so select the image you want to upload. |
| Destination flash location | Specifies the storage drive provided by the device. Depending on the model, flash/usbflash0/nvram - The content that can be specified differs. |
| Destination flash directory | A directory within the destination drive partition. If the directory does not exist, a directory with the specified name will be automatically created. |
| Destination flash partition | Partition of the destination drive. The command will fail if the specified partition does not exist. |
| Remove the existing images from flash | After image transfer, remove the existing image file. |
| Boot from the new image | After image transfer, reload the system. |
| Reload after image push | Timeout setting for setting transferring time |
| Minimum DRAM in Kilobytes (from CCO) | Please check the DRAM capacity of the image to be submitted and enter it. Check if there is enough free space on the device before deploying the image |
Manage OS Images
Save the OS image used for software distribution on the server’s file system. Click the
button and add the OS image file.

You can add a directory on the server’s file system by clicking the
button.

Once the OS image is added to the list, click the [OK] button.
Adding the OS image may take some time. If it takes too long or is not added, check the specified directory and try adding the file again.
NEC WA software distribution
NEC WA software can be distributed remotely to the OS. To use this function, you must save the WA software in advance.

| Item | Explanation |
|---|---|
| Select an OS image file to push | When you press the […] button on the right side, a window will appear where you can browse the registered OS images, so select the image you want to upload. |
| Remove the existing images from flash | After image transfer, remove the existing image file. |
| Boot from the new image | After image transfer, reload the system. |
| Reload after image push | Timeout setting for setting transferring time |
Retrieve OS image files
Downloads the OS image from the specified device and saves it to the database. Downloaded images can be uploaded again later.

Yamaha RT Firmware Distribution
Yamaha RT software can be distributed remotely to the OS. To use this function, you must save the Yamaha RT software in advance.

| Item | Explanation |
|---|---|
| Select a Yamaha firmware file to push | Select target firmware file |
| Specify the destination exec Flash ROM area Number. (i.e: 1 or 0 or blank) | For models that support multiple firmware, you can select ROM area number (1,0). If not specified, the running firmware will be upgraded. |
| Copy current firmware to internal Flash ROM area (for multiple flash supported device only) | Back up the running firmware on models that support multiple firmware.*1 |
| Save and send temporary configuration for upgrade (Recommendations) | Save the settings and execute the command before uploading the firmware.*2 |
| Minimum free memory (percentage) | It is possible to cancel the firmware upgrade if the configured memory is exceeded*3 |
| Waiting timer (default 300 seconds) | Specify standby time in environments with high network communication delays |
Note:
*1. Since Rev.14.01.14, firmware will be backed up in these cases.
If this check is performed on a model that does not support multiple firmware, the firmware upgrade will be aborted. The upgrade will also be canceled if the ROM number of the revision destination and the ROM number of the running firmware are the same.
*2. The following command will be executed:
login timer [timer] show config | grep "tftp host" tftp host [NetLD IP]*3. If the memory usage is below, firmware upgrade will be canceled by setting 80.
Static Routes
Add Static Route
Enter the required information, click [Execute] to add the route.

Delete Static Route
Select and delete an existing static route configuration.

Users
Add User Account
Add a new user account to your device. Please note that this function cannot be executed when multiple devices are selected.

Change Enable Password
Change the Enable Password or Enable Secret settings for your device:
- If Enable Password is set, Enable Password is changed.
- If Enable Secret is set, Enable Secret is changed.
- If both are set, Enable Secret will be changed.

If static credentials are being used, by checking “Confirm credentials after change”, the credentials will be automatically changed, and you will be checked to see if you can log in with the password you set.
Changing Local User Password
Change the password for the user account set on the device.

Change VTY Password
Change the device’s VTY Password settings.

Just as with changing Enable Password by checking “Confirm credentials after change”, the credentials will be automatically changed.
Test your new password after changing.
Delete User Account
Delete an existing user account configured on the device.
Note:
This function cannot be executed when multiple devices are selected.



