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Creating/Editing Groups of Devices, Create or Edit a Group

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Creating/Editing Groups of Devices _______ Before discovering the devices on your network, it may be beneficial to create groups in order to monitor and manage them in an efficient manner. • A group can have attributes assigned to it such as location, contact person, SNMP community and even images of maps and floor plans which are used to quickly locate individual devices. • Groups can be arranged in a hierarchy where a "parent group" can contain sub groups. A device can also be a member of more than one group. • You can assign a subnet or a range of IP addresses (for discovery purposes) to a group, and as an added convenience, a link to the discovery screen is provided when groups are displayed. Create or Edit a Group 1. Click Printers from the main menu and Printer Groups,Maps from the drop down menu to view a list of groups already created. 2. Click the Add Group/Map button to create a new group of devices. 3. Assign a Parent group, a group name, location, contact person responsible for the group, a map or floor plan and the SNMP community. See "Adding Maps and Floor Plans to a Group" on page 24 for more information on assigning maps and floor plans to a group. 22 • Creating/Editing Groups of Devices

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Creating/Editing Groups of Devices
Creating/Editing Groups of Devices
_______
Before discovering the devices on your network, it may be beneficial to create groups in order to
monitor and manage them in an efficient manner.
²
A group can have attributes assigned to it such as location, contact person, SNMP community
and even images of maps and floor plans which are used to quickly locate individual devices.
²
Groups can be arranged in a hierarchy where a °parent group± can contain sub groups. A device
can also be a member of more than one group.
²
You can assign a subnet or a range of IP addresses (for discovery purposes) to a group, and as
an added convenience, a link to the discovery screen is provided when groups are displayed.
Create or Edit a Group
1.
Click
Printers
from the main menu and
Printer Groups,Maps
from the drop down menu to
view a list of groups already created.
2.
Click the
Add Group/Map
button to create a new group of devices.
3.
Assign a Parent group, a group name, location, contact person responsible for the group, a
map or floor plan and the SNMP community.
See
°Adding Maps and Floor Plans to a Group± on page
24
for more information on assigning
maps and floor plans to a group.