When you want to view the details about the configuration of a managed device, use the Devices object in Configuration Manager to display a list of managed devices with the corresponding configuration parameters.

1. Expand the Configuration Manager slider and select Devices.
2. In the Managed Devices table, the following columns display:

   Name	The group, subgroup, network function (NF), and device that belongs to each NF. The grouping structure of the NF and its devices is determined by the Session Delivery plug-in.
   Software Version	The full software release version, including patch number of the NF HA device pair or standalone device.
   Platform	The device hardware platform.
   Device Configuration Version	The configuration version running on the device. This version number changes and increases each time the device configuration is modified.
   Loaded Configuration Version	This is the configuration version number that indicates the last uploaded version of the configuration from the device and stored in the database. This number changes each time a new configuration is uploaded form the device.
   Last Operation	The last operation performed on the NF or its components.
   Status	The status of the last device operation.
   Status Change Time	The time of the last device operation.
   Pending Changes	The number of pending changes for the device.
   IP Address/FQDN	The device IP address or FQDN of the device. The Managed Device screen under Configuration Manager displays the IP address or FQDN depending on the details added by the user in the Device Manager.
   Target Name	(Hidden) The device target name.
   Category	(Hidden) The element manager (EM) plug-in product vendor category.
   Component	(Hidden) The available NF component delivered by the EM plug-in product vendor category.
   Vendor	(Hidden) The plugin vendor to which the devices belong.
   DeviceConfigId	(Hidden) The identity provided by the plugin. For example, the device identity for the plugin is its target name.
   Object ID	(Hidden) The internal database object ID.
   Group ID	(Hidden) The parent group ID.
   Offline Configuration	(Hidden) The name of the offline configuration for the NF device cluster that associates with it. This offline configuration is used to initiate devices (to be added later) to this NF device cluster.
   Synchronized Mode	(Hidden) The synchronized mode column displays if the devices in a scalability group (For example, "Device Cluster" for the plugin) have their individual configurations kept in synchronicity with the configuration defined in the offline configuration as it changes over time.
   ScalabilityGroupId	(Hidden) The ID of the scalability group.
   Activation Status	(Hidden) Check the device status in a cluster. If the device boots successfully, the Active status displays. If the device fails to activate, the Activation Failed status displays.

1. Expand the Configuration Manager slider, and click the Devices folder.
2. In the Managed Devices table, expand the folder hierarchy, select a network function (NF) device, and click Update.
3. In the dialog that appears, select from the following options to update the device configuration:

   Note:

   The first two options are only available if there are pending changes to be saved. The third option is only available if there are no user changes, and there is a saved configuration pending activation.

   Save & activate configuration	(Default) Click to save the configuration and make the current configuration on the device the running configuration.
   Save configuration	Click to save the current configuration changes to the device.
   Activate configuration	Click to make the current configuration the running configuration.

1. Expand the Configuration Manager slider, and click the Devices folder.
2. In the Managed Devices table, expand the folder hierarchy, select a network function (NF) device, and click View Changes to display a list of all configuration changes made for this device.
3. In the Configuration Changes pane, the changes made by the current user appear for the NF device in the LCV (Local Configuration View) table. The following table describes the LCV columns:

   User	The name of the user who performed the configuration changes.
   Type	The CLI parameter name.
   Name	The configuration element instance name.
   Operation	The result of the parameter change that occurred on the configuration. Valid values are created, modified, and deleted.
   Time changed	The time when the configuration changed, which is not propagated yet to the device.

4. You can use the following actions in the Configuration Changes pane:

   Note:

   You must have the appropriate user privileges to perform actions in the Configuration Changes pane.

   Refresh	Click to refresh the data in the view changes list.
   Undo Changes button	Select a change row and click to undo selected changes.
   Change Owner	Click to transfer the ownership of your changes to another user.
   Update	Click to launch a dialog that is used to update the configuration with one of the following options: (Default) Click Save & activate configuration to save the configuration and make the current configuration on the device the running configuration. Click Save configuration to save the current configuration changes to the device. Click Activate configuration to make the current configuration the running configuration. Note: This option displays depending on the changes that were saved.

Use this task to track changes that are made to device parameters.

1. Expand the Configuration Manager slider, and click the Devices folder.
2. In the Managed Devices table, expand the folder hierarchy, select a network function (NF) device, and click Get Inventory.
3. In the Configuration inventory dialog that appears for the device, review the number of each type of configuration element.
4. (Optional) Click Save to file.
5. In the dialog that appears, click OK to download the information in the format of a comma-separated values (CSV) file to your system.

1. Expand the Configuration Manager slider, and click the Devices folder.
2. In the Managed Devices table, expand the folder hierarchy, select a network function (NF) device, and click View tasks.
3. In the Device tasks table, you can view the device operations that are performed and if you select a device operation row, you can see logs for this device operation by clicking View Log.

You can export network function (NF) device information to your local system, which allows data to be saved in a table-structured format for auditing or management purposes.

1. Expand the Configuration Manager slider, and click Devices.
2. In the Managed Devices pane, expand the folder hierarchy, select an NF device, and click View Changes.
3. In the Configuration changes pane, click Save to File.
4. In the dialog, click OK to download the information in the format of a comma-separated values (CSV) file to your system.

1. Expand the Configuration Manager slider, and click Devices.
2. In the Managed Devices table, click Add devices.
3. In the Devices associated with Element Management pane, expand the folder hierarchy in the Targeted devices table, and click the network function (NF) device you want to remove.
4. Click Remove.
   Your device is no longer associated with Oracle Communications Session Element Manager and appears in the Device list pane.
5. Click OK to apply the changes.