1. User Guide for the Enterprise Edge and Core Plug-in
  2. Configure and Apply Software and Bootloader Upgrades to Devices
  3. Commit Upgrade Work Orders Manually

Commit Upgrade Work Orders Manually

After an upgrade work order is executed, it must be committed to unlock the targeted devices that are associated with the upgrade work order. An upgrade work order is committed manually if the Auto commit check box is unchecked in the upgrade work order.

Only upgrade work orders with a status of Success, Failed, Aborted, AbortFailed, or CommitFailed can be committed. When you commit an upgrade work order, a rollback is no longer possible, all targeted devices associated with this work order are unlocked, and this upgrade work order can no longer be modified. You must create a new upgrade work order to implement new changes. Until the upgrade work order is committed, you can stop it and perform a rollback to restore the original software or bootloader version or original configuration settings.
  1. Expand the Device Manager slider and click Software upgrade, and then Work order administration.
  2. In the Work orders table, select the work order you want to commit and click Commit. A confirmation dialog box appears.
  3. In the confirmation dialog box, click Yes.
  4. Click Refresh to confirm the work order status changed from Success to Committed.