Juniper NETWORK AND SECURITY MANAGER 2010.3, Administration Manual

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Table 23: CSV File Information for Devices with Static IP Addresses
Acceptable Values Required Type Field Name
yes String Name
black, gray, blue, red, green, yellow,
cyan, magenta, orange, pink yes String Color
192.168.1.1, 10.1.1.10, 3.3.3.3 yes String Device IP Address
<administrator> yes String Device Admin Name
<password>
Note: All passwords handled by NSM
are case-sensitive.
yes String Device Admin Password
telnet, ssh_v1, ssh_v2. yes String Connection Protocol
23, 22, 4444, 7777
If null, uses 23 for Telnet and 22 for SSH
no Integer Device Admin Port
<SSH fingerprint>
Use any to bypass check.
yes (when
connection
SSH) String SSH Fingerprint
Example: Using an Excel File to Add Multiple Static IP Devices
To edit the template for adding many devices with static IPs:
1.
Copy and open the Microsoft Excel file
bulkadd_ipreachable-sample.csv
or
bulkadd_ipreachable-DMIDMI-sample.csv
from the
C:/Program Files/Network and
Security Manager/utils
directory.
2.
Using one row for each device you want to add, enter the required values for the
device. You can also provide optional values, if desired.
3.
Save the file to a location on your local drive.
Example: Using a Text File to Add Multiple Static IP Devices
To add four security devices that use static IP addresses, create a text file with the
following text:
Chicago,green,10.100.31.78,netscreen,netscreen,ssh_v2,,any
Memphis,orange,10.100.20.236,netscreen,netscreen,ssh_v2,,any
Columbus,red,10.100.20.200,netscreen,netscreen,ssh_v2,,any
Cincinnati,blue,10.100.20.2367,netscreen,netscreen,ssh_v2,,any
Save the file as a .csv file.
Device with Dynamic IP Addresses
For devices with dynamic IP addresses, create a .csv file with the parameters shown in
Table 24 on page 171.
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