When discovering network devices, the system uses SNMP strings to retrieve sysObjectID and then decides which device type and which driver can be used to obtain the device data. When SNMP access is not available for some devices, you can manually add definitions to associate drivers with device types, so that these devices can be discovered via CLI commands.

Adding a Network Definition Entry

1.Log in to the Domain Management page.

2.In the Domain Management page, click the icon in the upper-left corner of the page and select Network Definition.

3.On the Network Definition tab, use either way to add new entries to the table:

Adding entries manually

1)Click Add. The Associate Device Type and Driver dialog opens.

2)Enter a single IP address or an IP range. For example, 10.13.100.21-10.13.100.40 representing an IP range from 10.13.100.21 to 10.13.100.40.

Note: Use a semicolon to separate IP address segments.

3)Select the device type and the device driver that you want to apply to the matched devices.

4)Click Save to save the settings.
Importing a .csv file

1)Click Import. A new dialog box prompts.

2)Browse to select the file you want to import. The following figure is an example:

Note: Only the .csv file format is supported.

3)Click Open. All the entries in the .csv file are appended to the network definition list.

Note: The system does not check any duplicates or conflicts between the imported entries and the table entries, so you may need to manually check before importing the file.

See also:

▪Managing Multi-Vendor