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Cisco Broadband Access Center 3.8 Administrator Guide
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Chapter 18 Scripting Framework
Configuring Extensions for Unknown Devices
To add scriptable extensions at CWMP Defaults level:
Step 1 Choose Configuration on either the primary navigation bar or main menu page.
Step 2 Choose Defaults from the secondary navigation bar.
The CWMP Defaults page appears. See CWMP Defaults, page 17-7 for field description.
Step 3 Configure the extension scripts for the required extensions.
For example, specify sampleExtension.js in the SOAP Request Sender Extension field. Similarly,
specify the required extension scripts in the SOAP Response Sender Extension, Incoming Event
Viewer Extension, and Outgoing Event Viewer Extension fields.
For information on adding extension scripts to the RDU database, see Integrating Extension Scripts in
BAC, page 18-3.
Step 4 Click Submit.
The scriptable extensions are added in the DPE.
Note If the extensions are not configured at Class of Service (CoS), Device, Group, or Provisioning group
level in the device property hierarchy, by default, extensions configured under CWMP defaults are
executed.
Configuring Extensions for Unknown Devices
You can configure the extension list for unknown devices from the admin UI from the CWMP Defaults
page. This enables the DPE to retrieve the list of default extensions and execute the extension scripts,
when the unknown device establishes connection with the DPE.
To configure extensions for unknown devices:
Step 1 Add the extension script to the RDU database using DPE Extension Script file.
For more details on how to add an extension script in BAC, see Integrating Extension Scripts in BAC,
page 18-3.
Step 2 Configure the extension in the CWMP Defaults page.
For more details on CWMP Defaults, see CWMP Defaults, page 17-7.
Step 3 Boot an unknown device.
Step 4 Verify that the extension script is executed in DPE.
For more details on verifying the status of the extensions loaded in DPE, see Verifying Status of the
Extensions in DPE, page 18-5.