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Getting Started

36 InfraStruXure Central 4.0 User’s Reference

b. Select the Management device radio button and then click Next.

c. Type in the IP Range field 192.168.2.*.

d. Type in the Port Range field 100.

e. Specify SSL Options. By default, Do not use SSL is selected. If desired, you can configure the

Discovery Settings to use SSL if available, require SSL without verification, or require SSL with

verification.

f. Check the Enable schedule check box. If discovery is not enabled, the discovery settings are

saved but no discovery functions are actually carried out.

g. Click Sunday in the Days check boxes. This is the day of the week the discovery process will

run.

h. Use the Time controls to specify 5:00 PM. This is the time of day the discovery process will run.

i. Click Finish to save this configuration.

3. Now, unless it’s Sunday and about 4:55PM you probably don’t want to wait for the discovery

process to begin. You can use the Start button to instruct InfraStruXure Central to run any selected

discovery configuration immediately. To run discovery on your subnets right now, select each

discovery setting and then click Start.

4. Click the X in the upper right-hand corner of the window to close the Discovery Settings window.

Creating Device Groups

InfraStruXure Central makes it easy to organize and manage your physical infrastructure devices by

enabling you to create device groups. Device group definitions enable you to more easily manage devices

by sorting them automatically into smaller device groups. Device groups also enable you to set security

policies for your device groups by specifying what local user accounts or local user groups can access the

device and group and usage privileges they have while doing so.

The contents of your device groups can also be dynamic or static. Static device groups do not change,

even if new devices are discovered on the network which conform to the device groups settings, while

dynamic device groups are automatically updated to include newly discovered devices that fit the device

groups settings.

Starting Device Group Administration

To start the Group Administration task, select from the Tools pull-down menu Server Administration >

Device Group Administration. When you start the Device Group Administration task all currently

defined device groups are displayed in a tree view. If you have not defined new device groups the only

device group shown will be the All Devices group, which contains all devices that have been discovered

on your network. To view the settings of a previously created device group select it from the tree view.

Creating New Device Groups

For this example, we will assume you want to create two new device groups: one device group that is for

all management devices that are installed on the 192.168.1.* subnet, and a second device group that is

only for NetBotz 500 management devices that are installed on the 192.168.2.* subnet. We will also

assume that both of these device groups will be dynamic.

1. Click Create and then create a new device group that will contain any NetBotz management

Note

Obviously this probably does not accurately reflect your particular device configuration,

but this example should provide you with a working understanding of the Device Group

Administration task so that you can create device groups that fit your needs.

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