Follow these steps to add a new auto-placement rule:
The new rule is added to the list of rules and is automatically selected (highlighted) in the ADD drop-down menu.
Note
You may optionally choose where you want the new rule to be placed by selecting a placement item from the drop-down menu. (Inset At End is the default.)Field | Description |
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Network Address |
The device's network address. |
IP Range |
A range of IP addresses that the device(s) must fall within. |
MAC Address |
A range of MAC addresses that the device(s) must fall within. |
DNS Server |
The DNS server that the device(s) are using. This parameter only works with sensors not APs and switches. |
Uses DHCP |
Specify whether or not DHCP is used (True or False). This parameter only works with sensors not APs and switches. |
Device Name |
The name of the device. |
Model Name |
The model number of the device. |
Firmware Version |
The firmware version the device has installed. |
Serial Number |
The serial number of the device. |
Note
You may click Reset to disregard any changes to the rules.Auto-Placement rules are applied in sequence. You should prioritize your rules so that the most important ones are applied first. Use the Move Up or Move Down buttons to arrange the list of rules.
You may delete a selected (highlighted) rule by clicking the Delete button.
Click the Place Unplaced Devices button to move unplaced devices to a network folder using the existing Auto-Placement rules.
Click the Apply button to save any additions or changes. This applies even when importing Auto-Placement rules with the Import button.