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Table 5: CSV File Information for Secure Access Devices (continued)
Set to “none” yes String Device Subtype
6.3 yes String Managed OS Version
yes String Device Admin Name
Must be a minimum of nine characters yes String Device Admin
Password
Using an Excel File to Add Multiple Secure Access Devices
To edit the Excel file to add multiple Secure Access devices:
1.
Copy and open either the bulkadd_nonreachable-sample.csv file or the
bulkadd_nonreachable-DMI-sample.csv
file located in C:/Program Files/Network and
Security Manager/utils
.
2.
Using one row for each Secure Access device you want to add, enter the required
values for each parameter that you wish to set for them. You can also provide optional
values, if desired.
3.
Save the file to a location on your local drive.
Using a Text File to Add Multiple Secure Access Devices
To add multiple Secure Access devices, create a text file with the following text:
1.
Open a Text file and add the Secure Access devices and its parameters as follows.
SA-4000, blue, SA, SA-4000, none, root, 6.3, netscreen
SA-4500, pink, SA, SA-4500, none, root, 6.3, netscreen
SA-6000, cyan, SA, SA-6000, none, root, 6.3, netscreen
SA-6500, pink, SA, SA-6500, none, root, 6.3, netscreen
2.
Save the file as a .csv file.
Validating the CSV File
When you add the Secure Access devices, NSM validates the configuration information
in the .csv file and creates a validation report. The report lists any incorrect or duplicate
configurations, and indicates the exact line that contains invalid data.
NOTE: The validation report displays only the first error in the line. If the line
contains additional errors, those errors do not appear in the validation report.
Select Cancel to quit adding multiple Secure Access devices, or select Add Valid Devices
to begin adding the Secure Access devices for which you have provided valid device
configurations.
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Chapter 3: Adding Secure Access Devices