Which component is excluded from a device package ZIP file?

Device packages are designed to contain components necessary for a network management system to interact with and configure a device, such as configuration templates, function profiles, and device scripts. Debug logs, however, are dynamic operational outputs generated by the device during runtime for troubleshooting and are not static components included in a device package for integration purposes.

Device-level configuration parameters (often as templates or definitions) are typically included to define how the device should be configured or how its capabilities are exposed to the management system.

Function profiles define the capabilities and features of a device, making them a core part of a device package for consistent management.

Device scripts are often included to automate specific tasks or provide custom logic for device interaction within the management system, which are essential for advanced functionality.