Enforcement Clusters And Servers - Extreme Networks Sentriant AG Software User's Manual

System Configuration
User roles—"User Roles" on page 69
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License—"License" on page 73
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Test updates—"Test Updates" on page 74
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Quarantining—"Quarantining, General" on page 77
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Maintenance—"Maintenance" on page 118
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Cluster setting defaults
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Testing
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Quarantine/guest
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Notifications—"Notifications" on page 126
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End-user
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Agentless
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Logging—"Logging" on page 134
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Advanced—"Advanced Settings" on page 136
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NOTE
You can override any of the cluster default settings on a per-cluster basis.

Enforcement Clusters and Servers

The Enforcement clusters & servers menu option
Enforcement clusters and servers. You can perform the following tasks:
Enforcement clusters
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Add, edit, or delete Enforcement clusters
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Set operating parameters for specific Enforcement clusters, which differ from the default
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Enforcement cluster and server settings set up on the System configuration window
View available Enforcement clusters and associated servers
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View status of Enforcement clusters and servers
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Select cluster access mode (normal or allow all)
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ESs
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Add, edit, or delete ESs
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Set ES network settings, date and time, and password
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View available ESs
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View status, memory usage, and disk space usage of ESs
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Methods—"Testing Methods" on page 121
resources—"Quarantine/guest resources" on page 123
screens—"End-user Screens" on page 128
credentials—"Agentless Credentials" on page 131
(Figure 12 on page 48) is where you configure
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