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single device within the network; all the devices reachable within a network address
space
After defining destinations, you can organize them into destination groups. Typically, the
destinations in a group are physically or logically related in some way. Using destination
groups can streamline role administration, by enabling you to apply one network usage
policy to the entire destination group rather than creating a separate policy for each
individual destination.See "Defining User Roles to Enforce Network Usage Policies" on
page 8-2 for information on defining roles and network usage policies.
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Creating a Single Device Destination
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Creating a Network Space Destination
Creating a Single Device Destination
To set up a destination for a single device on a network:
Click the User Roles tab in the BSC administrator console, and then click the
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Destinations tab.
Select Destination Host from the Create drop-down list on the Destinations page.
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The Create a host page appears as shown in Figure 8-11.
Enter a meaningful name for the destination device in the Name field. The name
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defaults to the value in the Address field (for networks the address includes the
netmask).
Enter the device's fully qualified domain name or IP address in the Address field.
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Optional. Enter additional descriptive information about the device or its intended
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use in the Notes field.
Mark the Invert this destination checkbox to define all devices but this host.
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Skip this destination in client bandwidth calculations: Use when you are not tracking
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bandwidth on specific areas. For example, you might want to track bandwidth usage
just for Internet usage, and not intranet usage, if you are charging for this service.
Click Save to store the information or Save and create another to continue defining
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host destinations.
BlueSecure™ Controller Setup and Administration Guide
Creating Destinations and Destination Groups
Figure 8-11: Create a (Destination) Host Page
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