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Configuration Changes that Force a Full Deployment

In most cases, the deployment includes just your changes. However, if necessary, the system will reapply the

entire configuration, which might be disruptive to your network. Following are some changes that force a full

deployment.

• The Security Intelligence or Identity policies are initially enabled.

• Both the Security Intelligence and Identity policies are disabled.

• Creating an EtherChannel when you reuse data.

• Deleting an EtherChannel.

• Modifying the member interface associations of an EtherChannel.

• Deleting any interface that is used in the configuration. For example, deleting a subinterface that is part

• Changing a FlexConfig object that is part of the FlexConfig policy, or deleting an object from the policy,

Viewing Interface and Management Status

The Device Summary includes a graphical view of your device and select settings for the management address.

To open the Device Summary, click Device.

Elements on this graphic change color based on the status of the element. Mousing over elements sometimes

provides additional information. Use this graphic to monitor the following items.

Note

Interface Status

Mouse over a port to see its IP addresses, and enabled and link statuses. The IP addresses can be statically

assigned or obtained using DHCP. Mousing over a Bridge Virtual Interface (BVI) also shows the list of

member interfaces.

Interface ports use the following color coding:

• Green—The interface is configured, enabled, and the link is up.

• Gray—The interface is not enabled.

• Orange/Red—The interface is configured and enabled, but the link is down. If the interface is wired, this

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of a security zone used by an access control rule.

when that object does not include negate lines. Omitting negate lines forces the system to full deploy,

because there is no specific way to remove the configuration produced by the FlexConfig object. You

can avoid this problem by always including the appropriate negate lines in each FlexConfig object.

The interface portion of the graphic, including interface status information, is also available on the Interfaces

page and the Monitoring > System dashboard.

is an error condition that needs correction. If the interface is not wired, this is the expected status.

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