Min Qiu wrote:
> So far, our discussion is device centric. The way I see NMS
> is it should be network centric. That is, if I perform a
> change to the network, deploy a VPN or an access list, lets
> say I need to touch 5 devices and failed at 3rd device, I
> would like to know what "rollback" realy means.
Thus far I believe the discussion has been around device functionality
necessary to deliver certain network behavior . Your question of what
rollback really means is a good one. To me it means a return to a
configured state prior to one or more configuration changes (see
checkpoints ;-)
Eliot
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