14 Configuration Management for Edge Nodes

Oracle Enterprise Communications Platform (Oracle ECP) lets you manage edge node settings as one configuration instead of changing settings one page at a time across multiple pages. You can prepare a configuration template, track its revisions, and apply it to one or more compatible edge nodes when you are ready.

A configuration is the complete set of settings that Oracle ECP maintains for an edge node. In the configuration editor, Oracle ECP organizes these settings into configuration blocks. Each block groups related settings, such as general preferences, Broadband, Wi-Fi, cellular, DHCP, firewall, access control, and quality of service.

Use configuration management when you need to:
  • configure many related settings in one place
  • track revisions to those settings
  • publish a stable version
  • apply that version multiple edge nodes

This feature applies to edge nodes only.

Configure GPS Location Reporting in an Edge Node

Use the edge configuration editor to change GPS location reporting for one compatible edge node or in a reusable configuration template.

Before You Begin
  • The target edge nodes must use a compatible PI14-or-later configuration schema.
  • A template that you apply later overrides a setting that you changed directly on an edge node.

Note:

GPS location reporting cannot be changed from the edge node local UI.
  1. Open the single-edge configuration editor or a draft edge configuration template.
  2. In the configuration editor, open General.
  3. Enable or disable GPS Location.
  4. For a single-edge configuration, review the read-only Location Update Frequency value.
  5. Complete the existing apply workflow for the edge configuration, or publish and apply the template.