This window allows you to synchronize the NAC Manager device database with the Console's database. It lets you import Extreme Access Control engines currently defined in Console but not in NAC Manager, and lets you export engines that are defined in NAC Manager, but not in Console. You can access this window by selecting Tools > Synchronize With Console from the menu bar.
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Import NAC (Extreme Access Control) Appliances From Console
This table lists the Extreme Access Control (NAC) Engines currently defined in Console but not in NAC Manager. Select the engines you want to import. If you are using the engine as a proxy RADIUS server, use the drop-down menus to select the primary and secondary RADIUS servers for the engine. If there are no RADIUS servers configured, click the Manage RADIUS Servers button to open the Manage RADIUS Servers window where you can add your RADIUS servers. Once a RADIUS Server is added, it becomes available for selection as a primary or secondary server. Click Import Appliances to import the selected engines.
Export NAC Appliances To Console
This table lists the Extreme Access Control (NAC) engines currently defined in NAC Manager, but not in Console. Select an engine and use the drop-down menu to select one of the SNMP profiles defined for device access. (SNMP profiles are defined in the Profiles/Credentials tab of the Authorization/Device Access window.) Click Export to Console to export the selected engines.
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