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Network and Security Manager Administration Guide
Installing Global Policy to a Regional Server
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Click the Add icon in the administrator table to add regional server admins.
4.
Enter the following information for the regional server you want to add.
5.
Admin name
Admin password
Click the Add icon in the administrator table to link the newly created regional server
6.
object to the Central Manager administrator.
Select a Central Manager administrator from the drop down list box.
7.
Click OK in all the open boxes to save the options and close each window.
8.
Deleting a Regional Server Object
The following procedure assumes that a Central Manager administrator is logged onto
a Central Manager client and a regional server object has been created.
To delete a regional server object:
In the main navigation tree, select Object Manager > Regional Server.
1.
Right-click the regional server you want to delete.
2.
In the Delete Regional Server dialog box, click Next to delete the object.
3.
Logging into a Regional Server
Central Manager administrators can log into regional servers directly from Central
Manager.
The following procedure assumes that a Central Manager administrator is logged onto
a Central Manager client and a regional server object has been created.
To switch from Central Manager to a regional server:
In the toolbar, click the Login to Regional Server drop down list.
1.
Select a regional server to open to launch the selected regional server in a separate
2.
window.
Only a Central Manager administrator can log into any other regional servers. A regional
server administrator cannot log into another regional server or a central manager server.
During the Global Policy Install on the Central Manager server, all pre/post rules as well
as the global polymorphic and shared objects on the Central Manager server are updated
to regional servers managed by Central Manager. The Central Manager administrator
can select which regional servers will receive the Central Manager rules and objects during
the install.
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