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In order to use JUNOScope as an ACS, you must have:
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JUNOScope can be configured to act as an automatic configuration server (ACS). This means that JUNOScope can supply configuration files to several devices simultaneously. JUNOScope enables you to associate configuration files to a set of criteria that you specify. These criteria can be a set of conditions for parameters such as hostname, model, OS version and serial number with values that you specify; a pre-configured group of devices; or a combination of both. JUNOScope can simultaneously serve up to 200 devices.
You can import configuration files into JUNOScope from an external source using the Import feature (See Importing and Deleting Configuration Files) and can store the imported configuration files in the server.
When a device requests for a configuration file, the server compares the device attributes with the criteria and returns the URL of the first configuration file whose associated criteria match the device attributes. The device uses this URL to download the associated configuration file. If no configuration file is found, JUNOScope returns an HTTP 404 error to the device.
This chapter describes how JUNOScope supplies configuration files to devices. It also describes how you can create new configuration file associations, change the order of the configuration associations, and delete configuration file associations.
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In order to use JUNOScope as an ACS, you must have:
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This chapter includes the following topics:
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