Error And Results Handling; Configuring Directory Servers - Extreme Networks Ridgeline Guide Manual

After you have detached a policy from a role, you can delete the policy that was attached with the role.
Do the following:
1 Go to Policies to view the list of created policies.
2 Select the policy you want to delete.
3 Go to Edit on the menu bar and choose delete. A dialog opens to confirm you want to delete the
policy.

Error and Results Handling

Result and Error handling are done in two ways:
1 Current composite status (which indicates whether the device is In Sync, Out of Sync, or
Deployment in progress) of each identity managed device is available under Role-based-access-
control device tab in the Network Users tab. See
2 Detailed deployment status of each deploy action (either triggered through user action or through
automatic device restoration) is available in the Audit log repository.
Figure 235: Current Composite Status for Enabled Role-based Access Control Devices

Configuring Directory Servers

You can specify LDAP server setting for up to 8 servers. Ridgeline maintains network wide LDAP
configurations that insure all Identity Management enabled edge switches have the same configuration
settings.
The following LDAP Client configurations are optional on the switch:
Client IP address—VLAN IP address through which the switch can connect to LDAP servers
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Client VR—Virtual routers through which the switch can connect to an LDAP server
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Although these settings are optional, you can override them.
With multiple LDAP server configurations, EXOS selects the active LDAP server based on the following
logic:
The first configured server is initially contacted and marked as the Active server. If this server times
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out, the second server is contacted.
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