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Ridgeline Concepts and Solutions Guide

Group Membership Guidelines

Groups can contain only one kind of object: ports cannot be members of device groups, and devices

cannot be members of port groups.

A given device or port can reside in multiple groups in the Network Views folder, but not within the

same top-level group hierarchy.

For example, you can create a top-level device group called “North America,” with a su/jointfilesconvert/466826/bgroup “Bay

Area” that has a su/jointfilesconvert/466826/bgroup “Santa Clara Campus”. If you place a given switch in the “Santa Clara

Campus” subgroup, you cannot also place the same switch in either of the “North America” or “Bay

Area” groups.

However, if you create a second top-level group called “EXOS Switches”, which is not a su/jointfilesconvert/466826/bgroup of

the “North America” group, you can place the switch in the “EXOS Switches” group, even though the

switch also resides in the “Santa Clara Campus” su/jointfilesconvert/466826/bgroup of the “North America” group.

Managing Device Groups and Port Groups

This section describes how to perform the following tasks:

● Create a group

● Add a device to a device group

● Add a port to a port group

● Copy or move groups

● Remove devices or ports from groups

● Modify the properties of a group

● Display detailed group information

● Export group information to a Microsoft Excel spreadsheet

Creating a Group

To create a group, do the following:

1 From the Ridgeline File menu, select New > Group. The New Group window is displayed, as

shown in Figure 21.

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