Juniper NETWORK AND SECURITY MANAGER 2010.4 - ADMININISTRATION GUIDE REV1, Administration Manual

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This section contains the following topics:
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Creating and Editing Configuration Groups on page 224
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Applying a Configuration Group on page 226
• Excluding a Configuration Group on page 228
• Editing a Device Object That Uses Configuration Groups on page 228
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Deleting a Configuration Group on page 229
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Adding Ordered List Entries Using Configuration Groups on page 229
• Reordering Lists on page 230
Creating and Editing Configuration Groups
You access configuration groups though the device editor. The main panel shows the
names of existing configuration groups. Use the NSM buttons at the top of the display
area to create, edit, or delete configuration groups.
Creating a Configuration Group
The following example shows how to create a configuration group. When you apply this
configuration group, it sets the speed of a specific interface to 100 Mbps, and the speed
of all other configured interfaces to 1 Gbps by using a wildcard mechanism.
1.
Double-click the device in the Device Manager and select the Configuration tab.
2.
In the configuration tree, select Config Groups List
3.
Click the Add icon and select Regular .
The New dialog box appears. It looks like the device configuration tree, except that it
does not have a Config Groups List branch, because you cannot define configuration
groups recursively.
4.
Give the configuration group a name, for example set-speed .
5.
Enter some configuration data. For example, configure some interface parameters to
set the interface speed:
a.
Expand Interfaces , and then select Interface .
b.
Click the Add icon to display the interface configuration screen.
c.
Name the interface, for example ge-0/0/1 , which identifies the ge interface in slot
0, PIC 0, port 1.
d.
In the Speed field, set the speed to 100m .
A tooltip icon appears next to the Speed field. This icon indicates that its value has
been set in the configuration group.
e.
Click OK to save the interface definition.
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