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Network and Security Manager Administration Guide
Performing a Full Restore of an SA or IC Device
Managing User Sessions for SA and IC Devices
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To perform a full restore of an SA or IC device:
From the device tree or device list view, right-click on the device that you want to restore
and select Full Restore. All device related data including device configuration, certificate
details, network settings and licenses is restored.
NSM allows you to manage user sessions on SA and IC devices. You can query and view
user sessions active in a device, refresh the roles of all active user sessions, and delete
user sessions from the device.
From the device tree or device list view, right-click on the device on which you want to
manage user sessions and select Active Users. The Active Users View dialog box appears.
The dialog box has the following GUI elements:
The top half of the dialog box has the following GUI elements for user inputs:
Show text-box to enter maximum number of user sessions to be displayed.
1.
User Name text-box to enter user name search string. By default, this will be
2.
can specify any regular expression string here.
Sort on drop-down list box to select the name of the field to sort on.
3.
Ordering drop-down list box to select sort in ascending or descending order
4.
The total records matched field displays the number of user sessions that match a query
in the Active Users View dialog box while the total records returned field displays the
number of user sessions whose details have been returned as a result of the query.
The bottom half of the dialog box is a table with the following columns detailing all active
user sessions. For each user session, the following details will be displayed:
User name
Authentication Realm
User Roles (comma separated list of role-names)
Sign in time
Node from which the user signed in (shown only for SA devices)
IP address assigned for the user's network connect session (shown only for SA devices)
If you have not queried active user sessions using this dialog box, the bottom half of the
dialog box will be empty.
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