After you create a communication path definition on one
server, you can copy selected parameters to a definition on another
server or server group.
To copy selected communication path definition parameters:
- Right-click the Sterling Connect:Direct® server
where the communication path definition is located and click Configure
Server > Netmap > Netmap Communication Paths.
- Highlight the communication path to copy and select the
action Copy Parameters To.
- Select one or more Sterling Connect:Direct for Microsoft Windows servers
and server groups to which the parameters are to be copied. Click Next.
- Select the communication path definitions to update in
the Destination Node Entry(s) dialog box and
click Next.
- On the General Details page, select
the communication path parameters to copy to the servers or server
groups and click Next.
- On the Other Options wizard page,
select Update only if the object on the server matches
Sterling Control Center's copy if you want to copy
parameters only under this condition.
- In the Job Name field, type a name
for the configuration job. In the Job Description field,
type a description of the configuration job.
- Select a timing option for running the job:
- Now to initiate the parameter copy job
immediately.
- Hold for later to send the job to the job
queue with a status of Held.
Note: Select Hold for later if you are not ready to initiate
the parameter copy job.
- Schedule for later and then specify a time
zone and date/time when the job is to run. This option sends the job
to the job queue with a status of Scheduled.
Click Next.
- Click Finish.
- If you selected Hold for later as
the job timing option, write down the job number so you can run it
at a later time.
- To rerun the job, or a step within the job, or to view
information about the completed job, click Go To Job Viewer;
otherwise, click Close.