Configuring ID Sets
IDs assigned to a pool can be grouped into sets. By creating a set, you ensure that when a client receives one ID in a set, the second session the client opens will use another ID from the same set.
After an ID in a set has been allocated, IDs in the same set can be allocated only to the same client. If the client uses all the IDs in a set, the client can receive IDs from outside the set (either IDs in another set or IDs that aren't part of a set).
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Because IDs for directory service pools are dynamically created when requested and exist only while allocated, you cannot create ID sets for directory service pools. |
To create an ID set |
- Create a pool of IDs.
- In the ID Management - Configure IDs pane, click
on the toolbar.
- In the Create Sets dialog box, select a pool name from the drop-down list of available pools.
The IDs in the pool are displayed under Available IDs.
- Type a name for the ID set, and choose Add.
The set is added to the list of available sets.
- Under Available Sets, select the set you just added.
- Under Available IDs, select IDs and choose Add to add them to the selected set.
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Example
For example, you might want each client to use one terminal emulation ID and two host printing IDs, and each host printing ID should be used with a specific configuration. To accomplish this, you would begin by creating a named pool that contains all of the terminal emulation IDs and host printing IDs:

To ensure that each terminal emulation ID is always used with two specific host printing IDs, you would group them together in sets:
