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Table 16: Predefined NSM Administrator Activities (continued)
Description Task Function
A device configuration is the modeled configuration that exists for a
managed device within NSM. View
Update
Device Configuration
N/A Device CPU Limit
A device delta config is a report that lists the differences between the
device configuration running on the physical device and the modeled
device configuration in NSM. View Device Delta Config
The device firmware is the software image used on the managed device. Update Device Firmware
A device log comment is a user-defined description of a security event
that is recorded in a device log. Update Device Log Comments
A device log flag is a visual icon that can be assigned to a device log.
Administrators can assign flags to indicate severity, status, and other
options to a device log. Update Device Log Flags
A device log records a security event that occurred on a security device. View
Hide and Unhide
Purge
Archive
Retrieve
Device Logs
This activity enables an administrator to view device passwords in
configuration summaries and Job Manager information details.
Note: All passwords handled by NSM are case-sensitive.
View Device Passwords
A device reboot is a reboot command sent to a managed device to power
down, and then power up. Reboot Device Reboot
A device running config is a report that details the device configuration
running on the physical device. View Device Running Config
When setting up the NetScreen-5GT Wireless (ADSL) device as a wireless
access point (WAP), this activity enables an administrator to scan the
broadcast vicinity to see if there are any other WAPs broadcasting nearby. N/A Device Site Survey
A device software key provides, enhances, or adds functionality for a
managed device. Install Device Software Keys
The device status monitor tracks the status of devices, VPN tunnels, and
NSRP. View Device Status Monitor
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