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Deleting a Network, Network Properties, General Tab, All Devices, Networks, Orphans

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Administration 3 Type the Domain. This text box is available only if the Device Communication option in the Administration console is set to Device IP addresses are volatile and may change. The network domain is applied to a device's domain field when the device is first discovered. For more information, see Device Communication. Click Next. Deleting a Network Deleting a network does not delete the devices on that network. 1 In the navigation area, select Networks and Discovery. 2 Select a network. 3 Click Delete Network. 4 Select Unmanage all devices on the selected network(s) if you wish to suspend all polling of these devices by all consoles. Devices that do not belong to any registered network will appear in the All Devices\Networks\Orphans folder. 5 Whether or not the network or networks include any devices, click OK in the confirmation message. Network Properties You can view properties for the selected network by clicking Network Properties. General Tab On the General tab, you can modify all properties for the selected managed network except the network address and the subnet mask. If you clear the Managed check box, click OK to confirm This will unmanage all devices on this network, thus suspending all polling of these devices by all consoles. Are you sure you want to do this? When a network is unmanaged: Discovery is disabled. You cannot modify any network property except for the alias. You may create orphan devices. Note: Devices that do not belong to any registered network will appear in the All Devices\Networks\Orphans folder. SNMP v1/v2c v3 Tab Select the SNMP v1/v2c v3 tab to view and modify the SNMP options for the selected network. Discovery Tab Select the Discovery tab to view and modify the device discovery schedules for the selected network. KMnet Admin 2.0 2-7

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Administration
3
Type the
Domain
. This text box is available only if the
Device Communication
option in the
Administration
console is set to
Device IP addresses are
volatile and may change
. The network domain is applied to a device's domain
field when the device is first discovered. For more information, see
Device
Communication
. Click
Next
.
Deleting a Network
Deleting a network does not delete the devices on that network.
1
In the navigation area, select
Networks and Discovery
.
2
Select a network.
3
Click
Delete Network
.
4
Select
Unmanage all devices on the selected network(s)
if you wish to
suspend all polling of these devices by all consoles.
Devices that do not belong to any registered network will appear in the All
Devices\Networks\Orphans folder.
5
Whether or not the network or networks include any devices, click
OK
in the
confirmation message.
Network Properties
You can view properties for the selected network by clicking
Network
Properties
.
General Tab
On the
General
tab, you can modify all properties for the selected managed
network except the network address and the subnet mask. If you clear the
Managed
check box, click
OK
to confirm
This will unmanage all devices on
this network, thus suspending all polling of these devices by all consoles.
Are you sure you want to do this?
When a network is unmanaged:
Discovery is disabled.
You cannot modify any network property except for the alias.
You may create orphan devices.
Note:
Devices that do not belong to any registered network will appear in the
All Devices
\
Networks
\
Orphans
folder.
SNMP v1/v2c v3 Tab
Select the
SNMP v1/v2c v3
tab to view and modify the SNMP options for the
selected network.
Discovery Tab
Select the
Discovery
tab to view and modify the device discovery schedules for
the selected network.
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