Tut Systems SMS2000 Deleting a Group , Setting the Active Group Context , Subscribers that Cannot Support Authentication , Setting Maximum Users Per Port

Service Creation Using Groups and Rules
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Deleting a Group
To delete groups with specific characteristics, use this command:
group delete groupname
For example, to delete the group library, type:
sms2000% group delete library
Setting the Active Group Context
Most configuration items are tied to the current group. To set the active group context,
use this command:
group [groupname]
For example, to set the active/current group to the group buildingA, type:
sms2000% group buildingA
Subscribers that Cannot Support
Authentication
Subscribers who must never be authenticated (such as Web servers) can be configured in
one of the following ways:
• Statically in the SMS2000 using the set port command.
• Dynamically in the OCS using a static IP address service.
All dynamic ports belong to group * by default. To set the group on a given dynamic port
or range of ports, use the set port command.
Setting Maximum Users Per Port
To set the maximum number of users, per port, for the active group, use this command:
group maxusers number
For example, to set the maximum number of users, per port, allowed in the active group
to 1, type:
sms2000% group maxusers 1
Note: This command only has an effect when port information is known through VLAN
tags or SNMP.