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Allied Telesis AlliedView-UM 1.6

User's Guide

PN 613-000381 Rev B

Page 29 of 129

7. After the device is added, the Device Families Pane will be updated with a new node represented by the

IP address of that device.

8. If you decide not to continue adding the device, click on the

button.

5.2 LOADING

DEVICE DEFINITIONS FROM A COMMA SEPARATED VALUE (CSV) FILE

An alternative way of adding or updating multiple devices is by pre-defining them in a Comma Separated

Value (CSV) file. AlliedView-UM then imports the definitions contained in this file and adds them to the

specified device group.

The format of a CSV device definition is as follows:

IP_Address, login_name, password, system_name, system_description,

SNMP_read_community, SNMP_timeout, SNMP_retry, device_group,

configuration_file

During the operation, AlliedView-UM will check if the IP_Address field of an entry is already defined in

the Device Family Tree. If the entry is already defined, then AlliedView-UM will update the existing

device definition with the values from the CSV file entry. Otherwise, if the entry does not exist in the

Device Family Tree, then AlliedView-UM will create a new Device Definition.

The system_name, system_description and configuration_file fields may be set to the following

values:

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<value> - If a value is provided, then AlliedView-UM will use that value for the device definition.

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<blank> - When importing a device definition, if the field is blank (no value), then AlliedView-UM

will retrieve the value from the target device. When updating an existing device definion, if the field

is blank, then AlliedView-UM will not update the corresponding field in the device definition.

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"*" (asterisk) - When updating a device definition, if the field is set to "*", then AlliedView-UM will

retrieve the value from the target device. When importing a device defintion, if this field is set to "*",

then AlliedView-UM will also retrieve the value from the target device.

The following is a sample of a typical CSV file:

192.168.10.9, manager, friend, Main, Used by QA Group, public, 10, 3, Security, tomato.cfg

192.168.10.11, manager, friend, , ,public,10,3,Security,lab.cfg

192.168.10.30, manager, friend, , , , , , 8400_Group,

192.168.10.31, manager, friend, , , , , , 8400_Group,*

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