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PANDUIT® DPoE™ Power Patch Panel User’s Guide Issue 2.2
Part Number: PN378A
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Copy/Paste/Delete Panel Information
The EM also provides a unique feature that will allows the network operator to more efficiently
configure the network by allowing all panel-level information to be copied from one panel to
another. The Copy Panel
and Paste Panel options under the Tools pull-down menu provide an
easy mechanism to perform this task.
Once a panel is highlighted in the Tree View of the Network area on the system-level opening
screen, the View Panel Screen for that panel will appear. Using the Copy Panel
capability, will
copy all panel-level information into a buffer. By then selecting another panel on the Tree View of
the Network, perhaps a newly added panel, the paste panel capability is used to paste the panel-
level information (Panel Attributes, SNMP Settings and Trap Settings) from the first panel to this
second one. The paste panel capability can continue by selecting another panel and selecting
the Paste Panel
option again.
NOTE:
The Paste Panel option does not overwrite the IP Addressing information for the
panels. (See page 33,
Edit Panel Information, for more information.)
The Delete Panel
option under the Tools pull-down menu provide an easy mechanism to delete a
panel from the EM. This may be required if panels are being pulled from the network. Once a
panel is highlighted in the Tree View of the Network area on the system-level opening screen, the
View Panel Screen for that panel will appear. Using the Delete Panel
capability will erase all
panel-level information in the EM for this panel.
NOTE:
Since the master copy of all Panel information in stored in the panel itself, the
Discover capability to find the panel in the network and restore the information if
it was erroneously deleted.
Export Panel Information
This capability allows the network operator to copy the configuration data associated with a given
panel or group of
DPoE™ Power Patch Panels into an Excel Spreadsheet (csv file format) or a
flat file.
In addition to the
Export Port Info
button on the tool bar, the Export Panel option under the Tools
pull-down menu provides an easy mechanism to perform this task.