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Chapter 15: Advanced Administration 
 
 
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ƒ  To deactivate any CC-SG unit, deselect the Activate checkbox 
next to that unit. Deactivated CC-SG units operate as standalone 
units and do not show up as one of the Neighborhood members 
to Access Client users.  
ƒ  Click the column header to sort the table by that attribute in 
ascending order. Click the header again to sort the table in 
descending order. 
9.  To return to previous screen, click Back and repeat prior steps. 
Optional. 
10. Click Finish. 
Note: Raritan recommends that you should: 
(1) Configure the same Restricted Service Agreement setting and text for 
all Neighborhood members. See 
Portal
 (on page 239). 
(2) Use trusted/official certificate for every Neighborhood member if SSL 
is enabled. 
 
Edit a Neighborhood 
After setting up a Neighborhood configuration on one CC-SG unit, all 
CC-SG units in the same Neighborhood share the same Neighborhood 
information. Therefore, you can log into any CC-SG unit in the 
Neighborhood to change the Neighborhood configuration. 
Note: All changes to the members of a Neighborhood are sent out when 
you click Send Update in the Neighborhood Configuration panel. 
However, users who are currently logged into the Neighborhood will not 
be aware of these changes until they log out and log back in again. 
 
Add a Neighborhood Member 
 
To add a new CC-SG unit into the Neighborhood 
1.  Choose Administration > Neighborhood. 
2.  Click Add Member. The Add Member dialog appears. 
3.  Add CC-SG units. The number of CC-SG units that can be added 
varies depending on the number of existing Neighborhood members. 
A Neighborhood contains a maximum of 10 members. 
a.  Click the next empty row, or press Tab or up/down arrow keys. 
b.  Type the IP address or host name of the CC-SG unit that you 
want to add. See 
Terminology/Acronyms
 (on page 2) for 
hostname rules. 
c. Repeat 
previous 
steps 
until you add all CC-SG units. 
d. Click 
OK.