Accessing Switches - Fujitsu control 4 0812 User Manual

page opens. Click Finish to exit the Wizard and return to the main window.
The new switch is now visible in the Unit list.
If one or more switches cannot be added to the local database for any
reason, the Discover Wizard Not All Appliances Added page opens. This
page lists all of the switches that you selected and the status for each.
The status indicates if a switch was added to the local database and if
not, why the process failed. Click Done when you are finished reviewing
the list.
If a switch already exists in the database with the same IP address as a
discovered unit, then the discovered unit is ignored and is not listed on the next
Wizard page.
The Discover Wizard does not automatically find target devices attached to the
switch.
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Accessing switches

Clicking the Appliances button opens a list of the switches currently defined in
the local database. The Group Selector pane is visible if two or more switch types
are defined. Click All Appliances or click on a folder to view all switches of a
particular type.
A user name and password prompt opens if this is the first unit access attempt
during the software session. After a unit is accessed, subsequent access attempts
for any unit that uses the same user name and password credentials during this
software session do not require a user name and password. The software
provides credential caching that captures credentials upon first use and
automates the authentication of subsequent unit connections.
To clear login credentials, open the Explorer and go to Tools-Clear Login
Credentials.
To log in to a switch, complete the following steps:
1. Click the Appliances button in the Explorer.
2. Complete one of the following steps:
• Double-click on a switch in the Unit list.
• Highlight the name of a switch. On the web interface, click the Configure
Appliance button.
• Right-click on a switch. A pull-down menu opens. Select either Manage
Appliance or Configure Appliance from the pop-up menu.
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