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System Management Console User Guide
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3 Click Yes to confirm the Stop.
The network element instance state changes to DEACTIVATING,
DISCONNECTED, and then OFFLINE.
4 From the Maintenance window, select each network element instance and
click Undeploy.
The network element instance state changes to CONFIGURED.
5 From the configuration view, select Network Elements > <ne_type> > <ne>
> Instance, to view a list of the configured network element instances for this
network element.
6 From the Instance window, select each entry and click Delete.
7 Click Yes to confirm deletion.
8 From the configuration view, select Network Elements > <ne_type>.
A window that lists all the network elements of this type appears in the work
area.
9 Select the network element to delete and click Delete.
10 Confirm the deletion by clicking Ye s.
Network element software updates
Administrators can update the software for network elements. The current
configuration data is automatically transferred to the updated version, with the
exception of any modified engineering parameters. Engineering parameters are
configured to factory defaults during a software update. The update can be an
upgrade to a new version or a downgrade to a previous software version.
The service impacts of updating network element software vary, depending on the
network element involved and the system architecture. For more details, see the
individual network element and upgrade guides.