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MultiCommManager User Guide

Organizing Your Modems

The primary purpose of the Explorer is to organize your modems so that they are easier to manage.

The physical view shows the physical organization of your modems, whereas the logical view shows

the logical organization of your modems. The basic unit of organization in each window is the

group.

To organize your groups, you can drag objects to and from them. In the logical view, you can drag

both racks and modems (when you drag a rack, you are really dragging the modems that are in the

rack). In the physical view you can drag only racks (modems always appear under the rack in

which they are physically installed), and then only for local sites. For remote sites in the physical

view, groups are predefined.

Rack Groups

Rack groups show the physical organization of your racks and modems. Organizing your racks into

groups allows you to organize them by physical location. For example, you might create the following

rack groups: Sales Wiring Closet, Purchasing Wiring Closet, and Administration Wiring Closet to

indicate where the racks are located.

Note: CommPlete Communications Server rack groups are predefined and cannot be changed,

renamed, or moved.

Modem Groups

Modem groups allow you to organize your modems functionally or by any other criteria you

choose. An advantage of functional organization is that it allows modem attributes to be set by

group.

Click a modem group that you have created and then click Edit. In the Edit Modem Group dialog

box are options that can be set for the modems in the group, such as when the modems get

configured and whether modem events are saved to the event file. You can also use modem groups

to determine which modems users can call into and get called back from.

See also: “Configuring Your Modems” on page 27.

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