Exinda EXNV-10063, Administration Manual

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Once the appliance has learned about users and groups, you can use the users and groups pages to define which users
and groups to expose as
Dynamic Network Objects , for use in monitoring and optimization.
To define users as Dynamic Network Objects, see
Create Network User Objects
.
To define groups as Dynamic Network Objects, see
Create Network Group Objects
.
Defining network user objects
The Network Users page displays a pre-populated list of users (and their associated IP addresses) from either the Exinda
AD Connector, or from static users entered using the CLI. Select which individual users you want to define as dynamic
network objects.
Once a user is defined as a dynamic network object, the object can be used in the Optimizer policies.
Screenshot 43: A list of network users displayed on the Network Users page.
Defining and removing users as dynamic network objects
Use the following instructions to define users as dynamic network objects and to stop identifying them as necessary.
The instructions focus on dealing with one user at a time, but you can define or remove many users by selecting multiple
checkboxes.
1. Go to Configuration > Objects > Users & Groups > Network Users .
2.
Find the user in the listing.
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If you have many users, use the links at the top of the page to help find the user.
3. Select the checkbox for the user.
4.
At the bottom of the page, click
Add Network Object
. The Network Status icon for the user changes to , indicating
it is a network object.
To stop identifying (remove) a user as a dynamic network object
1.
Go to
Configuration > Objects > Users & Groups > Network Users
.
2. Find the user in the listing.