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82 EPICenter Concepts and Solutions Guide
Configuring and Monitoring Your Network
assistants logged in with the assistant role could configure a new device without needing access to the
Telnet applet.
Another common case would be allowing users with a read-only access role, such as the Monitor role,
to run
show
commands of various sorts on devices on the network for troubleshooting read-only.
Figure 37 shows a Telnet macro in the Macro Editor, with several execution roles selected. The selection
indicates that this macro will be available to users with Administrator, Manager, and Monitor roles, but
not to users with AlarmOnly or Config and Firmware roles. (The AlarmOnly and Config and Firmware
roles are user-defined roles.)
Figure 37: A Telnet macro with selected execution roles
Note that if you add a new role to EPICenter after you have created your Telnet macros, that role will
not be included in the execution roles for your macros. If you want users with your new role to be able
to execute your macros, you must return to the Macro Editor and modify (and re-save) the macros to
include the new role.
Network-wide VLAN Configuration
EPICenter provides a number of features that enhance an administrator’s ability to manage VLANs on
the network. As VLANs span multiple devices, a network-wide view of VLAN configurations provides
many benefits. Through EPICenter, VLANS can be managed in several ways:
• EPICenter’s VLAN Manager supports network-wide, scalable, multidevice configuration of VLANs.
It provides a network-wide view of all VLANs on all devices managed by EPICenter, which you can
display either by switch (showing all the VLANs configured on a switch) or by VLAN (showing all