- In the MCS selection panel, point to MCS Functions and then click ID Manager.
The ID Manager tree appears.
- In the ID Manager tree, click Configure.
The ID Manager property pages appear in the MCS management panel.
- Click the Search tab.
- Clear Duplicates.
- In the Names To Search For text box, do one of the following:
To search for this
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Type this
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| A single name |
name
where name is the user name, IP address, DNS name, or address pool name to search for.
For example, to search for information about Alice, you would type Alice in this text box. |
| Multiple names |
name and name
where name is the name of each name to search for.
For example, to search for information about both Alice and Manuel, you would type Alice and Manuel in this text box.
You can specify as many names as desired. Be sure to include the word and between each name. |
| A range of names |
name1 - name2
where name1 is the name or part of the name of the first name in the range, and name2 is the name or part of the name of the last name in the range. You must include a space between each name and the hyphen.
For example, to search for all names between Alice and Manuel (including both Alice and Manuel), you would type Alice - Manuel in this text box. You could also type A - M, or Al - Ma, but this would include names such as Alan and Mary.
You can also include greater than (>), less than (<), greater than or equal (>=), or less than or equal (<=) symbols. For example, to search for all names after Manuel, you could type >Manuel. |
If you do not want to limit the search to a specific name, leave this text box blank.
- In the IDs To Search For text box, do one of the following:
To search for this
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Type this
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| A single ID |
ID
where ID is the ID to search for.
For example, to search for information about T101, you would type T101 in this text box. |
| Multiple IDs |
ID and ID
where ID is the name of each ID.
For example, to search for information about both T101 and T102, you would type T101 and T102 in this text box.
You can specify as many IDs as desired. Be sure to include the word and between each ID. |
| A range of IDs |
ID1 - ID2
where ID1 is the first ID or portion of an ID in the range, and ID2 is the last ID or portion of an ID in the range. You must include a space between each ID and the hyphen.
For example, to search for all IDs between T101 and T150 (including both of these IDs), you would type T101 - T150 in this text box. You could also type T10 - T15, but this would also include T10 to T15, T100 to T159, and T1000 to T1599.
You can also include greater than (>), less than (<), greater than or equal (>=), or less than or equal (<=) symbols. For example, to search for all IDs after T150, you could type >T150. |
If you do not want to limit the search to a specific ID, leave this text box blank.
- To limit the search to a specific type of name (such as only user names or only address pools), select or clear the check boxes.
For example, to limit the search to only address pools, you would clear Users and IP Addresses/DNS Names, and select Pools.
- Click Search.
The Search Results list displays all entries that match both the specified name and the specified ID. For example, if Alice is assigned the ID T101, and Manuel is assigned the ID T102, and you type Alice in the Names To Search For text box, and T102 in the IDs To Search For text box, the Search Results list would be blank, since no record matches both the name Alice and an ID of T102.
Conversely, if both the Names To Search For and IDs To Search For text boxes are blank, clicking Search displays a list of all the names of the selected category. For example, if you leave both these text boxes blank, clear Users and IP Addresses/DNS Names, select Pools, and click Search, the Search Results list lists all address pools and their assigned IDs.
Once you have completed a search, you can assign an ID to a name, or edit, change, or delete any of the displayed IDs.
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