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Chapter 4A window is displayed listing the groups that have been created in Ridgeline. By default, just thetop-level groups are displayed. To display the subgroups within a top-level group, click the plus signnext to the group name.3 Highlight the destination group in which you want to copy or move the selected group, then clickthe OK button.The selected group is moved or copied to the destination group. If the copy or move operationwould result in a device or port being placed in a top-level group hierarchy more than once,Ridgeline displays an error message, and the operation is cancelled.Removing Devices or Ports from GroupsTo remove a device or port from a group, complete the following steps:1 In the Network Views folder, select the group that contains the device or port you want to remove.2 Select the device or port in the table.3 From the Edit menu, select Delete.Ridgeline prompts you for confirmation to delete the selected devices or ports. For a device, you canelect to delete it from just the selected group or from all groups. If you delete a device from allgroups, it is removed from the Ridgeline inventory database.Modifying the Properties of a GroupYou can change the properties for a device group or port group, including the group name ordescription.To change the properties for a group, complete the following steps:1 In the Network Views folder, select the group whose properties you want to modify.2 From the File menu, select Group > Properties to display the Properties window for the group, asshown in Figure 34.Ridgeline <strong>Reference</strong> <strong>Guide</strong>83

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