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Field

Description

The default value is public.

Note: This field is not editable in this release.

4Click Create.

SREM will attempt to connect to the network access device. One of two results follows:

If SREM connects to the network access device successfully, the network access device appears in the Device List.

If SREM cannot connect to the specified device, check the IP and login information, and click Try Again.

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Deleting a network access device

Use the following procedure to add a new network access device through SREM.

Step Action

1Open SREM.

2Select the network access device you want to delete in the Device List.

3Select Edit > Delete.

The network access device disappears from the Device List.

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Grouping network access devices in SREM

Use the following procedure to organize the SREM device list by creating Sub Networks of network access devices.

Nortel Secure Network Access Switch Software Release 1.6.1

Installing and Using Security and Routing Element Manager (SREM)

NN47230-301 02.01 Standard

1.6.116 July 2007

Copyright © 2007, Nortel Networks

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Nortel Networks NN47230-301 Deleting a network access device, Grouping network access devices in Srem, Field Description

NN47230-301 specifications

Nortel Networks NN47230-301 is a significant telecommunications component that plays a vital role in modern networking and communication infrastructures. Nortel, once a leading player in the telecommunications industry, designed a range of products to facilitate efficient data and voice transmission, and the NN47230-301 is a testament to its legacy.

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Furthermore, the card supports various network topologies, making it ideal for deployment in different environments, from small businesses to large enterprises. Its modular design allows easy upgrades and scalability, accommodating growing network demands without significant investment in new hardware.

Security is another critical aspect of the NN47230-301. It integrates robust security measures to protect data integrity and maintain user privacy, thereby addressing the increasing concerns around cybersecurity in telecommunications.

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