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Table 16: Predefined NSM Administrator Activities (continued)
Description Task Function
This activity enables an administrator to configure a security device to
interoperate with an Infranet Controller. N/A Infranet Controller Operations
Allows an administrator to view the hardware, software, and license
inventories. View Inventory
The Log Investigator generates investigative log reports based on selected
criteria. This activity enables an administrator to view those log reports. View Investigative Log Reports
This activity allows an administrator to manage IP pools. An IP pool object
contains IP ranges (a range of IP addresses within the same subnet). You
use IP Pool objects to assign IP addresses to L2TP users in L2TP VPNs
or local users on a specific device. Create
Delete
Edit
View
IP Pools
Each time NSM performs a task for which a job is created, Job Manager
creates a job status log. This activity enables an administrator to purge
those logs from the management system. Purge Job Status Logs
A job is a task that NSM performs, such as updating a device, generating
a device certificate request, or importing a device. View
Cancel active
Jobs
Enables an administrator to manage large binary data files. These files
permit the efficient handling of large amounts of configuration data often
associated with Secure Access and Infranet Controlled devices. Create
Delete
Edit
View
Large Binary Objects
This activity allows an administrator to install or view a new NSM license. Install
View
License
This activity allows an administrator to view the administrators logged
into NSM. View Logged in Admins
The multicast rulebase in a security policy contains multicast rules, which
can handle IGMP and PIM-SM traffic. These activities enable an
administrator to control or view rules in the multicast rulebase. Create/Edit
View
Multicast Rulebases
Allows an administrator to manage NAT objects, which allow multiple
devices to share a single object. Create
Delete
Edit
View
NAT Objects and subtree
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