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Getting Started

InfraStruXure Central 4.0 User’s Reference 37

devices on the 192.168.1.* subnet.

a. Type in the Label field Devices on 192.168.1.*.

b. Leave the Parent drop box set to All Devices (note that you can also nest device groups within

other device groups, if desired).

c. Select the Dynamic tab and then use the controls at the bottom of the window to build rules for

this device group.

d. Click More to add a new set of rules controls to the interface.

e. Select IP address > equals and then type 192.168.1.* in the rules field.

f. Select the Security tab. This pane displays a list of all local user accounts and local user groups

that currently are permitted to access this device group, and also displays the Device privilege

and Surveillance privilege settings for each local user account or local user group. We'll leave

these settings unchanged for now.

g. Click OK to save this device group. Your new device group appears in the Device Group

Navigation pane and any previously discovered devices that apply to these device groups are

automatically added to your device groups.

2. Click Create and then create a new device group that will contain only NetBotz 500 model

management devices on the 192.168.1.* subnet.

a. Type in the Label field NetBotz 500 devices on 192.168.1.*.

b. Leave the Parent drop box set to All Devices (note that you can also nest device groups within

other device groups, if desired).

c. Select the Dynamic tab and select the Devices must match all of the following radio button.

Then use the controls at the bottom of the window to build rules for this device group.

d. Click More to add a new set of rules controls to the interface.

e. Select IP address > equals and then type 192.168.1.* in the rules field.

f. Click More to add a new set of rules controls to the interface.

g. Select Model > equals > 500.

h. Select the Security tab. This pane displays a list of all local user accounts and local user groups

that currently are permitted to access this device group, and also displays the Device privilege

and Surveillance privilege settings for each local user account or local user group. We'll leave

these setting sun changed for now.

i. Click OK to save this device group. Your new device group appears in the Device Group

Navigation pane and any previously discovered devices that apply to these device groups are

automatically added to your device groups.

About Devices that Appear in Multiple Device Groups

Depending on your device group configuration, it is possible for individual devices to appear in multiple

device groups. For example, if you have both an All Devices device group and a second device group that

includes only rack model NetBotz devices, all of your rack model NetBotz devices will be included in

both the RackBotz device group and the All Devices device group. This will have no effect on the size of

your InfraStruXure Central database. Though devices can be included in multiple device groups, the data

for each device is stored in the InfraStruXure Central database only once.

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