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Deleting Maps
To delete the maps for a device group, do the following:
1 In the Ridgeline Administration folder, click Optimization. Ridgeline displays a table of the top-level
device groups that have topology maps defined, as shown in Figure 37.
Figure 37: Selecting Maps to Delete from the Optimization Folder
The table displays the name of each top-level group, the description (if one is configured), and the
number of maps in the group and su/jointfilesconvert/466826/bgroups.
2 Select a top-level group from the list and select Delete from the Edit menu.
Ridgeline prompts you for confirmation to delete the map.
3 Click Yes to delete the map. When you do this, all of the maps for the selected top-level groups and
su/jointfilesconvert/466826/bgroups are deleted.
- Software Version 3.0 1
- Table of Contents 3
- Introduction 11
- Conventions 12
- Related Publications 13
- Ridgeline Overview 15
- Inventory Management 18
- Network Views 19
- Device Groups and Port Groups 19
- Map Views 19
- Ridgeline Scripts 19
- The Alarm Manager 19
- The IP/MAC Address Finder 20
- Real-Time Statistics 20
- Ridgeline Reports 21
- Role-based Access Management 21
- Distributed Server Mode 21
- SNMP and MIBs 23
- Traps and Smart Traps 24
- Device Status Polling 24
- Third-Party Device Support 25
- Starting Ridgeline 27
- Starting the Ridgeline Server 28
- Getting Help 31
- Modifying Table Views 33
- Ridgeline User Roles 34
- Creating the Device Inventory 34
- Using Discovery 35
- Adding Devices Individually 36
- Using Network Views 38
- Viewing Device Properties 42
- ● Device 43
- ● Network Clients 43
- ● Syslog Messages 43
- Predefined Alarms 47
- Using Basic Ridgeline Reports 48
- Table 3: Ridgeline Reports 50
- Organizing Devices and Ports 53
- Into Groups 53
- Group Membership Guidelines 55
- Creating a Group 55
- Adding Ports to a Port Group 57
- Copying or Moving Groups 60
- Displaying Group Details 62
- Exporting Group Information 63
- Using Map Views 65
- Map Elements 67
- Navigating Maps 70
- Creating Maps 71
- Specifying Map Properties 72
- Laying Out the Map 73
- Creating User-Defined Links 73
- Adding a Device Annotation 76
- Exporting Maps 76
- Deleting Maps 77
- Provisioning Network 79
- Resources 79
- E-LAN Service 90
- Configuring Ethernet Services 91
- Modifying an Ethernet Service 96
- Creating a Customer Profile 97
- Creating a Bandwidth Profile 98
- Managing Ethernet Services 100
- Using the Services View 101
- Figure 62: Services View 102
- Importing Services 105
- ● 802.1Q (VLAN) 107
- ● 802.1ah (PB/VMAN) 107
- ● 802.1ad(PBB) 107
- See Figure 71 111
- Managing PBB Networks 115
- Configuring BVLANs 116
- Creating a BVLAN 117
- Modifying a BVLAN 118
- Viewing PBB Information 120
- Displaying PBB Details 122
- ISID Details 124
- Managing and Monitoring VPLS 125
- Hierarchical VPLS (H-VPLS) 126
- VPLS Support in Ridgeline 127
- Viewing VPLS Information 127
- Displaying VPLS Details 129
- Configuring VPLS 130
- Managing VLANs 133
- Configuring VLANs 134
- Modifying a VLAN 138
- ● Modify an existing VLAN 140
- Viewing VLAN Information 141
- Displaying VLAN Details 142
- Displaying VMAN Details 143
- Creating a Network Name 143
- Network Name 145
- Quick Filter 145
- Managing Virtual Machines 147
- VM Authentication Process 148
- File Synchronization 148
- Example XNV Configuration 149
- Limitations 150
- Identifying VMMs and VMs 151
- Adding and Importing VMs 152
- Editing VM Manager Settings 153
- Deleting a VM Manager 154
- Attaching a VPP to a VM 164
- Attaching a Policy to a VPP 167
- Detaching VPPs 169
- Detaching a VPP from a Policy 170
- All Table and All Map Views 171
- Figure 130: All Table View 172
- Device Group/Subgroup Views 173
- VM Details View 174
- ● VM MAC address 175
- ● Device name 175
- ● NIC port number 175
- ● Port name 175
- VM Monitoring Audit Log 177
- Managing Your EAPS 179
- Configuration 179
- Creating an EAPS Domain 180
- Modifying an EAPS Domain 181
- Deleting an EAPS Domain 182
- Viewing EAPS Information 183
- The EAPS Map View 184
- Link Status 185
- Verifying EAPS Information 187
- Running EAPS Reports 188
- EAPS Log Reports 189
- Managing Network Security 191
- Securing Management Traffic 194
- Using the MAC Address Finder 198
- Device Syslog History 199
- ● Physical port 200
- ● 802.1Q tag 200
- Policies 203
- Viewing Policies for Devices 204
- Creating a New Policy 205
- See Figure 157 210
- 18 Click Create Policy 210
- Editing a Policy 212
- Deleting a Policy 213
- Detaching a Policy 214
- Attaching a Policy 214
- Categorizing Policies 215
- Creating and Managing Roles 216
- Tuning and Debugging 217
- Ridgeline 217
- Polling Types and Frequencies 218
- Tuning the Alarm System 219
- Disabling Unnecessary Alarms 220
- Limiting the Scope of Alarms 221
- Using the MIB Poller Tools 223
- Defining a MIB Collection 224
- The MIB Poller Summary 225
- The MIB Poller Detail Report 227
- The MIB Query Tool 228
- Reconfiguring Ridgeline Ports 229
- About Ridgeline Scripts 231
- Bundled Ridgeline Scripts 232
- Managing Ridgeline Scripts 234
- #@DetailDescriptionStart and 236
- Running a Script 240
- Categorizing Scripts 245
- Configuring Script Tasks 246
- Audit Log View 248
- Filtering the Audit Log View 249
- About ExtremeXOS Scripts 250
- Using Identity Management 251
- Role-Based Access Control 252
- Role Hierarchy 253
- EX_idm_0002 254
- Managers 254
- Engineers 254
- Employees 254
- EX_roles_01 255
- Disabling Monitoring 262
- Creating Roles 267
- Defining a New Role 268
- Viewing Roles 274
- Viewing Role Details 275
- Editing Roles 276
- Deleting Roles 277
- Attaching Policies to Roles 278
- Configuring Directory Servers 281
- Viewing the Server Directory 282
- Deleting a Directory Server 287
- Users Table 289
- Active Users Tab 290
- Inactive and Active Users Tab 291
- Managing Network Device 295
- Configurations and Updates 295
- Baseline Configurations 296
- Managing Firmware Upgrades 299
- Troubleshooting 301
- Ridgeline Client Issues 302
- Ridgeline Database 303
- Ridgeline Server Issues 304
- VLAN Management 307
- Alarm System 307
- Book Title 308
- Ridgeline Inventory 309
- Printing 309
- Configuration Manager 310
- Configuring Devices for Use 311
- With Ridgeline 311
- Framework 312
- The OID folder 316
- The dpsimages.zip File 316
- Telnet Integration 317
- Alarm Integration 318
- Using SSH for Secure 321
- Communication 321
- 192.168.10.199 in the 322
- C:\cygwin, then click Next 327
- ● Variable nam e: = CYGWIN 328
- Connects 330
- Configuring RADIUS for 333
- Ridgeline Authentication 333
- Ridgeline Utilities 351
- Port Configuration Utility 352
- The DevCLI Utility 353
- Using the DevCLI Commands 354
- DevCLI Examples 355
- Inventory Export Scripts 356
- The SNMPCLI Utility 358
- Using the SNMPCLI Utility 359
- The AlarmMgr Utility 360
- AlarmMgr Output 362
- AlarmMgr Examples 362
- The FindAddr Utility 363
- The TransferMgr Utility 365
- Using the TransferMgr Command 366
- The ImportResources Utility 368
- ImportResources Examples 370
- command, do the following: 371
- Numerics 373
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