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Network Devices – Edit Actions

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Overview

The Edit Actions panel allows administrators to perform basic administrative and maintenance operations on a selected network device. These actions help manage device identity, organization, troubleshooting, and lifecycle operations directly from the Network Devices page.

Screenshot Reference

📸 Figure X: Network Devices – Edit Actions Panel

Displays the Edit panel opened from the Network Devices page, showing available actions such as renaming the device, managing tags, blinking LED, rebooting, and removing the device from the network.

Navigation

Path:
Select Network → Monitor → Network Devices → Action → Edit

Available Actions

The following actions are available in the Edit panel:


  1. Update Device Name

Allows updating the display name of the selected device.

  • Enter a new device name

  • Click Update to apply changes

Use cases:

  • Identifying devices by location or role

  • Improving network readability


  1. Add or Remove Device Tags

Allows assigning or removing tags for the selected device.

  • Select existing tags or create new ones

  • Click Update to save changes

Use cases:

  • Logical grouping of devices

  • Filtering and search optimization


  1. Remove from Network

Removes the selected device from the current network.

Details displayed:

  • MAC Address

  • Device model

⚠️ Warning:
Removing a device disconnects it from the network and requires re-adoption to add it back.


  1. Blink LED

Triggers the device’s LED indicator to blink.

  • Helps physically identify the device in a deployment

  • Displays current device status (e.g., UP)


  1. Reboot

Reboots the selected device remotely.

  • Temporary connectivity loss will occur during reboot

Use cases:

  • Applying certain configuration changes

  • Recovering from temporary issues

Important Notes

  • Changes apply immediately to the selected device

  • Some actions (Reboot, Remove) may impact network connectivity

  • Device availability is required for most actions

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