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Eunice Beady
Question : Is it possible to add a button on each device to schedule a maintenance?
I know that I can add a scheduled maintenance from the alert menu, but I think it can be more efficient to schedule it directly from the device himself.
We are missing a cleanup option for maintenance entries. They can become quiet extensive. There is no button to clear all, which would also be a valid option I think. Automatic cleanup is the way to go here I guess.
Date/Time Settings is used to configure time zone, daylight savings time adjustments and NTP (Network Time Protocol) servers. The date and time can be manually set or the unit can be synchronized to the clock of the host PC.
The AVB Settings tab allows user to adjust the AVB Peer Delay Threshold (1200ns by default). This adjustment may be required if media converters are used to connect to the expanders and there are audio dropouts happening. In this case a minimum value of 10,000ns should be used in this field. The expanders should also have the same value specified using the Remote Device Maintenance > Network Settings dialog.
The Port 1 - Filter Media Traffic checkbox suppresses both AVB (MSRP, MVRP, gPTP) and Dante (PTP) traffic out of port 1. When checked this forces port 1 to allow control port traffic only (no Dante or AVB traffic). This blocks Dante discovery across the port as well, requiring Dante Controller to be connected on the same network as ports 2-5. TC-5 is not a Dante endpoint but will pass Dante network traffic.
When Daisy Chain is selected, users will have the option of enabling Rapid Spanning Tree Protocol (RSTP). RSTP prevents network loops from impacting network performance. See TesiraXEL_1200_Amplifiers for more information:
Port Setting selects the baud rate for the RS-232 ports on the selected Tesira server-class device. Serial ports can be configured to use with Command string blocks, TTP inputs, both, none or allow Control Tunneling. See the RS-232 section for more details.
Security Settings allows security access and permissions to be implemented on a Tesira system. Please refer to the System Security page for information on protecting configured and unconfigured systems.
Manage Web Credentials allows resetting the username and password required to access web-based functions in Tesira. User is reset to admin. Password is reset to the device serial number. Click OK to confirm resetting the credentials:
Configure 802.1X allows the configuration of 802.1X data for devices to authenticate with an 802.1X-enabled network. The interfaces supported are Control, AVB and VoIP. This function is only enabled on server-class devices and the TesiraXEL 1200 amplifiers.
If the device supports 802.1X but is disconnected for any reason when the user selects "Configure 802.1X," or if the selected device cannot be communicated with (such as it is connected to the authenticated port but hasn't authenticated,) the following message is displayed:
For supported devices, the user will be given the option to configure the Control port, VoIP or AVB. Enabling Network Time Protocol (NTP) server synchronization is recommended when configuring 802.1X. See Date_Time_Settings for more information. Initial dialog with Control selected in EAP-MD5 Mode shown below:
Anonymous Identity - optional field. Only enabled when "EAP-FAST" or "EAP-TTLS/EAP-MSCHAPv2" is set as Mode. Identity (Username) - disabled if Mode is disabled. Credentials are required for all other Mode settings. Password - disabled if Mode is disabled or set to "EAP-TLS." Example of EAP-TLS required field Identity (Username) highlighted and disabled fields shaded in light grey:
Note that both the Control and VoIP ports will raise a fault if authentication fails, showing a fault message and illuminating the fault light on the front panel of the device. Yet when the VoIP card again attempts to authenticate, the fault light and message will clear (approximately every 30 seconds) and will remain off during the reboot/attempt to authenticate (approximately 10 seconds.)
Clear Configuration clears all current system design data from the selected device(s) and resets the System ID to 0 (Zero). To associate a new configuration to the device a Clear Configuration is required before uploading the new configuration. For running systems, this happens automatically whenever there is a change to the running system file.
Faults displays a list of current faults on the selected device. Please see the System Status and Fault Reporting sections for more details. Devices may display sub-faults due to faults present in other devices within the same system. If the Faults option is unavailable this indicates the device does not have any current faults (also represented by a green Status indicator).
Log files are stored by the Tesira software on a one file per device basis. The Retrieve Event Logs function allows the extraction of log files from a single server device. Functions include viewing logs as well as retrieving logs for saving on a local PC for offline review as a text file (.txt). If logs are required from all devices in a system they must be retrieved individually however using the Event Logs function in the System > Network menu allows a system wide retrieval of logs.
The Remote Devices function is used to display and manage remote device settings. These include such devices as audio expanders, controllers (HD-1, TEC-1, TEC-X 1000 and TEC-X 2000) and EX-LOGIC devices. See the Remote Device Maintenance section for more details.
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When you use Intune policies for Update rings, you're configuring the Windows settings that manage how and when devices will install Windows updates. If a Windows update setting has a Windows 10 or Windows 11 version dependency, the version dependency is noted in the settings details.
Specify the number of days from 0 to 30 for which Quality Updates are deferred. This period is in addition to any deferral period that is part of the service channel you select. The deadline calculation for both quality and feature updates is based off the time the client's update scan initially discovered the update. See Enforcing compliance deadlines for updates
Specify the number of days for which Feature Updates are deferred. This period is in addition to any deferral period that is part of the service channel you select. The deferral period begins when Microsoft releases the update.
For example, consider an update ring with a feature update uninstall period of 20 days. After 25 days, you decide to roll back the latest feature update and use the Uninstall option. Devices that installed the feature update over 20 days ago can't uninstall it as they've removed the necessary bits as part of their maintenance. However, devices that only installed the feature update up to 19 days ago can uninstall the update if they successfully check in to receive the uninstall command before exceeding the 20-day uninstall period.
When configuring Update ring settings, you can choose to enable Enable pre-release builds. Devices that receive this setting as Enabled will move to the pre-release build you specify, and will also reboot. When enabled, specify one of the following prerelease builds:
Auto install at maintenance time - Updates download automatically and then install during Automatic Maintenance when the device isn't in use or running on battery power. When restart is required, users are prompted to restart for up to seven days, and then restart is forced.
Auto install and restart at maintenance time - Updates download automatically and then install during Automatic Maintenance when the device isn't in use or running on battery power. When restart is required, the device restarts when not being used, which is the default for unmanaged devices.
This option can restart a device automatically after the update installs. Use of the Active hours settings aren't described in Windows Update settings but are used by Intune to define a period during which the automatic restarts are blocked:
Auto install and restart at scheduled time - Specify an installation day and time. If unspecified, installation runs at 3 AM daily, followed by a 15-minute countdown to a restart. Logged on users can delay countdown and restart.
Windows Update CSP: Update/AllowAutoUpdate