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## PANCHO Project
## Plugin Avaya
## README file
## Jean-Francois Taltavull
## Creation    : 2003-03-13
## Last update : 2003-05-23
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Version 1.0.2, 2003-11-05
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Better message logging in case of transfer failure.


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Version 1.0.1, 2003-04-07
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The plugin can now handle P330 switches running OS 3.5.


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Version 1.0, 2003-03-13
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* Limitations
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- This plugin handles Avaya P330 stackable switches running OS 3.12.
- P330 switches does not support "commit" operation.
- The following devices can't handle startup configurations :
    Cajun P333T
    Cajun P334T
    Cajun P332MF
    Cajun P333RLB
    Cajun P333T-PWR
- Devices below handle startup configuration but only P333R
  is supported by this version of the plugin.
   Cajun P333R
   Cajun P332G-ML
   Cajun P332GT-ML
   Cajun P334T-ML


* Naming conventions
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On the tftp server, the "-stk" string is appended to the name of files
containing "stack" configuration and "-mod.1", "-mod.2" etc... to
the name of files containing "module" configuration.


* Operations
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- download : a download operation causes the transfer of the stack configuration
  and the transfer of each module configuration.
- upload (running or startup) : when uploading, you can choose the file, thus the module to upload : 
  "-stk.1" goes to the master, "-mod.1" goes to module 1, "-mod.2" goes to module 2, ...


* Known problems
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Sometimes the Avaya snmp agent returns error when handling numerous snmp requests. Thus
the scalar "snmpslowdown" in the plugin code.
 
     
     

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