Extreme Networks ExtremeWare Enterprise Manager, Инструкция по установке и эксплуатации

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4 You can also add members by typing a user name in the Add field at the bottom of
the screen. Type the name and click Add to add it to the members list.
5 To remove members from the User Group, select one or more names in the Members
list and click the Remove members button (just below the selector button to the right
of the Members list) to remove them from the list.
6 Click Save to save the additions or changes.
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An End Station is a named host defined as a policy object for use in policy definitions.
An End Station name is dynamically translated into an IP address, switch and port
when QoS rules are computed from a policy definition for configuration onto network
devices.
The easiest way to create End Station objects is to import them from an NT Domain
Controller or Solaris NIS maps (see “Importing Data from NT Domains or Solaris NIS”
on page 8-57).
However, there may be situations where you must either add an End Station manually,
or change or add information for an existing End Station. Do this as follows:
1 To create a new End Station, click New at the top of the Policy System page, then
select End Station from the pull-down list.
To modify an existing End Station, select Local End Stations under the End Stations
entry in the Component Tree.
Either method will display the Local End Stations page as shown in Figure 8-25.