To remove a saved host search
By default, all of the managed hosts display on the All Hosts view regardless of their status or state. You can filter the hosts listed in the All Hosts view by using filters.
Each column has a drop-down menu from which you can choose which columns you want to view on the mangement console. In addition, the drop-down menus for the two state columns (represented by the exclamation points), Joined to Domain, and Status columns allow you to filter the items displayed by various criteria.
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Note: When you set a filter for one of these columns, the mangement console italicizes and bolds the column heading. |
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Note: When you select a filter, only the hosts that match that criteria display. However, when you install the Privilege Manager Policy Server it installs all three Privilege Manager for Unix packages on that host. Thus, if you filter by either the PM Agent or the Sudo Plugin, the console displays all the server hosts, as well. |
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Note: When you select a filter, only the hosts that match that criteria display. It is important to understand that when you set multiple filters, the console only displays the hosts that meet all of the criteria you have selected. If you want the mangement console to temporarily ignore the filter options for a column, clear the Filters option box in the drop-down menu. Then, re-select the Filters option, to re-enable those filter settings. To clear host filters, deselect the individual options or click the Clear column filters button in the View pane of the task bar. |
Once you add and profile a host you can review the system, user, and group information, as well as the current status of the host.
To review host properties
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Note: You can also double-click a host name to open its Properties or right-click the host and choose Properties from the context menu. |
Removing a host means that you will no longer be able to access information about the host or manage the host's local users and groups from the mangement console. The host is removed from the database, but this does not change the configuration of the Authentication Services Agent, PM Agent, or Sudo Plugin host, or prevent further Active Directory log on.
To remove host(s) from mangement console
Once removed, the mangement console no longer lists the Unix hosts on the All Hosts view. In addition, associated users and groups for these hosts are removed from the mangement console and you will lose the system user markings identified for any of these users.
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