Avocent DSView 3, Инструкция по установке и эксплуатации

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Chapter 4: Managing Units 175
Adding or deleting a unit group
To add a unit group:
1. Click the Units tab.
2. Click Groups in the top navigation bar. The Unit Groups window will open.
3. Click the checkbox next to the group container (Global Root or Personal Root) or the group
name that you want to be the parent of the new unit group.
4. Click Add . The Add Unit Group window will open.
5. Type a 1-64 character name for the unit group. The name must be unique within the parent
group. For example, two groups can be named “development” but they cannot both be
members of the unit group “Huntsville.” (This unique name restriction does not apply to
personal unit groups that are owned by different users.)
6. If you do not want the unit group (or any of its child unit groups) to appear in the side
navigation bar, enable the
Do not display this unit group nor any child unit groups as unit
views checkbox.
7. Click Save .
To delete a unit group:
NOTE: Deleting a unit group deletes the group only; the units still exist in the DSView 3 software system. You
cannot delete any system-defined unit groups (global root, personal root and unassigned.)
1. Click the Units tab.
2. Click Groups in the top navigation bar. The Unit Groups window will open.
3. Click the checkbox next to the unit group to be deleted.
4. Click Delete . A confirmation dialog box will appear.
5. Confirm or cancel the deletion.
Changing the name, members or access rights of a unit group
Access rights indicate which users and user groups may access units in the DSView 3 software
system. Access rights also indicate which actions are allowed. See
About Access Rights on
page 120. You can assign access rights from a unit group perspective, as described in this section.
Using this method, selected users and members of selected user groups are allowed or prohibited
from initiating certain actions on all units in the unit group.
Access rights for a unit group default to inherit if they are not explicitly granted to a user or user
group. For example, if you create unit group A and subgroup B, by default any access rights you
assign to group A will be propagated to group B.
There are other ways to assign access rights; see How access rights can be assigned on page 121.
To change the name or display of a unit group:
1. Click the Units tab.