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User Guide for the CiscoWorks 1105 Wireless LAN Solution Engine
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Chapter 6 Performing Administrative Tasks
Managing Groups
Step 9 To save the group, click Save. The new group is displayed and added to the end
of the group selector list. To cancel the group creation and discard your changes,
click Cancel.
Copying an Existing Group
Use this procedure to create a new group by copying an existing group. You can
copy both system groups and user-defined groups.
Procedure
Step 1 Select Administration > Group Management. The group selector pane and
group dialog box are displayed.
Step 2 To copy an existing group, select the group and click Copy:
The Copy Group dialog appears. The devices in the group are placed in the
Devices in Group list.
The Search dialog appears above the device selector. To search for devices:
a. From the list in the search dialog, select the method for searching: by device
name or IP address.
b. Enter the IP address or name. You can use asterisks (*) as wildcards. An
asterisk denotes any number of characters in a name or an entire octet in an
IP address; for example, *AP or 172.*.*.*.
c. Click Search. The matching devices appear in the Search Results folder in the
device selector.
Step 3 Edit the name, if desired. Change or add the description in the Description text
box (optional).
For information about the characters allowed in group names and descriptions, see
Naming Guidelines, page A-1.
Step 4 To make the group a subgroup of another group, select a group from the Subgroup
Of list. By default, all new groups are added at the top level ([root]).
Note Your new group will be added to the Subgroup Of list.