Delete, copy, and move managed nodes
You can easily delete a node from the managed nodes list. You can
also move a node to another node group or copy a node to more than
one node group.
NOTE:
Node groups with identical names that exist more than once at
different locations in the console tree are stored on the server as
a single data unit.
To delete a managed node
- Open the Node Configuration editor if it is not already
open.
- Select the
Nodes folder in the console tree.
- Click
on the
Configuration toolbar to open the Node Configuration
editor.
- In the Nodes list, either select the name of the node or
node group you want to delete and press the Delete key or
right-click to open the shortcut menu and select Delete. If
you are deleting the only instance of the node, a message box opens
to explain what happens when nodes are deleted and how to handle
policies and packages on the deleted node.
If you are deleting a copy (shortcut to the node), the following
message box appears.
- Click Yes to continue the delete operation. The selected
node is removed from the list of managed nodes.
- To cancel the delete operation, click No.
To move a managed node
- Open the Node Configuration editor, as explained above
in Step 1.
- Right-click the name of the node you want to move to another
node group to open the shortcut menu.
- Click Cut to remove the node from the selected
group.
- Select the node group you want to move the node to.
- Click Paste Shortcut to place the node in the selected
group.
If you decide to delete this node, you will see the same error
message shown in Step 2 of To Delete a Managed Node.
To copy a node into one or more additional node groups
- Open the Node Configuration editor.
- Right-click the name of the node you want to copy to another
node group to open the shortcut menu.
- Click Copy.
- Select the node group to which you want to copy the node.
- Right-click to open the shortcut menu.
- Click Paste Shortcut. The node appears in the second
node group.
If you decide to delete this node, you will not receive a
message. You are deleting a shortcut to the node, not the node
itself, which still exists in the original node group.