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EncrypTight User Guide 97
● “Provisioning Large Numbers of Appliances” on page 111
● “Provisioning PEPs” on page 147
Saving an Appliance Configuration
You can save an appliance configuration at any time during the configuration process. Appliance
configurations are saved as part of the EncrypTight workspace. Unsaved changes are indicated with an
asterisk on the editor tab.
ETEMS provides several ways to save appliance configurations.
To close open editors without saving the configurations, click File > Close or File > Close All. Click no
when prompted to save your changes.
NOTE
ETEMS will not save a configuration that contains an error. ETEMS indicates the tab and the field that
contains the error with .
Related topic:
● “Working with the EncrypTight Workspace” on page 69
Pushing Configurations to Appliances
After defining the configuration for each EncrypTight appliance, you will push the configurations to the
targeted appliances in a put operation. On some appliance models you can also push a policy file during a
put operation.
To push ETEMS configurations to appliances:
1 In the Appliance Manager, select the target appliances in the Appliances view. Use SHIFT+click to
select a contiguous block of appliances; use CTRL+click to select non-contiguous appliances.
2On the Tools menu, click Put Configurations.
Table 26 Saving appliance configurations
Action Description
Save and New (in the New
Appliance editor)
Saves the configuration in the active appliance editor and
opens a fresh New Appliance editor.
The second appliance editor window retains the settings from
the first appliance with the exception of the appliance name and
management IP address, which must be unique for each
appliance.
Save (in the New Appliance editor) Saves the configuration in the active appliance editor.
Saves the configuration in the active appliance editor.
File > Save Saves the configuration in the active appliance editor.
File > Save all Saves pending changes in all open appliance editors.