Manual Chapter :
Device Discovery and Basic Device Management
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Device Discovery and Basic Device Management
How do I start managing
BIG-IP devices from BIG-IQ?
To start managing a BIG-IP
device, you must add it to the BIG-IP Devices inventory list on BIG-IQ Centralized Management, and discover and import their
licensed services.
If you only want
to do basic management tasks (like software upgrades, license management, and UCS
backups) for a BIG-IP device, you do not have to discover and import service
configurations.
There are a few ways you can add BIG-IP devices to your BIG-IQ system so you can start
managing them.
- Add a single BIG-IP device, and discover and import its services in a separate procedure.
- Add one or more BIG-IP devices and discover and import their services at the same time.
- Import BIG-IP devices in bulk, using a CSV file.
About adding BIG-IP devices and discovering and importing
services
Adding devices to the BIG-IQ Centralized Management system and
discovering and importing their services is the first step to managing them.
After you add devices, you discover and import
their services. It's important to know a few things about services shared between BIG-IQ
and BIG-IP devices. When BIG-IQ manages BIG-IP devices, it stores a copy of their
service configuration objects. The BIG-IQ system uses the following terms to describe
configurations between BIG-IQ and BIG-IP devices:
- Theworking configurationis the configuration that is maintained and edited on the BIG-IQ system. This is the configuration you deploy to the BIG-IP device during a deployment.
- Thecurrent configurationis the configuration discovered on the BIG-IP device. This is also sometimes referred to as the running configuration. The current configuration is updated during re-import or re-discovery and before calculating differences during the deployment process. The current configuration is also updated after a successful deployment to the BIG-IP device.
- Adifferenceis when an object with the same type and name occurs in both the current configuration and the working configuration but with different data. For example, a difference would occur if the policy object Pol021 in the current configuration (imported from the BIG-IP device) contains more properties than that policy object in the working configuration (on the BIG-IQ Centralized Management system).
To address these conflicts automatically in the same way, you can have
BIG-IQ use one of the following conflict resolution policies if it finds a conflict.
- Shared - All objects shared across BIG-IP devices, except LTM profiles and monitors.
- Version-specific - Only LTM profile and monitor objects that are specific to a BIG-IP software version.
- Device-specific - Objects that are specific to a particular to a BIG-IP device and not shared among multiple BIG-IP devices.
- Use BIG-IQ
- Keep the object in BIG-IQ system's working configuration. The next time BIG-IQ deploys a configuration to that BIG-IP device, it updates the object to match the one on BIG-IQ.
- Use BIG-IP
- Use the object from the BIG-IP device's configuration to replace the object in the BIG-IQ system's working configuration that is different. If you select this option, BIG-IQ replaces that object for all of your managed BIG-IP devices the next time it deploys a configuration.
- Create Version
- BIG-IQ creates and stores a copy of the BIG-IP device's LTM monitor or profile object (s), specific to the software version running on that BIG-IP device. If you select this option, BIG-IQ replaces that object for all the managed BIG-IP devices running that version, the next time it deploys a configuration. You can store multiple versions of LTM monitors or profiles. BIG-IQ deploys the appropriate stored version to your managed devices. BIG-IQ automatically resolves conflicts against the appropriate version the next time it imports services that contain LTM monitors or profiles.
Alternatively, you
can have BIG-IQ
stop importing any service that contains conflicts, and attempt to discover and import
the next service. If you use this option, you can rediscover and reimport the services
that failed from the BIG-IP device's Service page, and resolve each conflict
individually.
If you want to view shared objects, from the command line, type the following
command:
GET
"/mgmt/cm/shared/metadata?\$filter='category'+eq+'working-config'+and+'configData/configType'+eq+'shared'&\$select=itemKind,uriPath"
Add a single BIG-IP device
Before you can add BIG-IP devices to
BIG-IQ Centralized Management:
- The BIG-IP device must be located in your network and running a compatible software version. Refer to K14592 for more information.
- The management address of the BIG-IP device must be open (typically this is port 22 and 443), or any alternative IP address used to add the BIG-IP device to the BIG-IQ inventory. Ports 22 and 443 and the management IP address are open by default on BIG-IQ.
- A BIG-IP device running versions 10.2.0 - 12.0.0 is considered alegacy device, and cannot be added to the BIG-IQ system's inventory for management. If you were managing a legacy device in a previous version of BIG-IQ and upgrade, the legacy device displays as impaired with a yellow triangle next to it in the BIG-IP Devices inventory. To manage it, you must upgrade it to version 12.1.0 or later. For instructions, refer to the section titled,Upgrading a Legacy Device.
You add a BIG-IP device to BIG-IQ
so you can discover and import its services, such as LTM, AFM, and so
forth. After you discover and import a device's services, you can
start managing it. This procedure allows you to add a single BIG-IP
device.
If you would prefer to
add several BIG-IP devices at once and handle all object
conflicts the same way, select the
Add multiple
BIG-IP devices
option.
- At the top of the screen, clickDevices.
- On the left, clickBIG-IP DEVICES.
- Click theAdd Device(s)button.
- For theDevicesetting, selectAdd a single BIG-IP device.
- In theIP Addressfield, type the IPv4 or IPv6 address of the device.
- In thePortfield, type the management port for this BIG-IP device.The port number must be between 4 and 65535. In many cases, it's the default port 443.Chrome and Safari browsers don't allow access to web applications running on port 65535. So if you use port 65535 as the management port, you won't be able to access the BIG-IP device's interface from BIG-IQ when using Chrome or Safari. You can still discover and manage BIG-IP devices that are using port 65535.
- If this device is part of a Device Service Cluster (DSC) group, for theCluster Display Namesetting, specify how to handle it:
- For an existing DSC group, selectUse Existingfrom the list, and then select the name of the DSC group from the next list.
- To create a new DSC group, selectCreate Newfrom the list, and type a name in the field.
For BIG-IQ to properly associate the devices in the same DSC group, theCluster Display Namemust be the same for all members in a group.There can be up to 8 members in a DSC group.For BIG-IP devices with ASM services, you can only add five devices at a time. If the BIG-IP device(s) provisioned with ASM is part of a DSC cluster, that device must also be a member of a sync-only device group, and ASM synchronization must be enabled on one of the devices in the DSC group. Without these DSC group settings, deploying changes to the ASM device can cause the cluster to become out of sync. For details on configuring these groups, refer to K12200102 or the ASM implementations chapterAutomatically Synchronizing Application Security Configurationsonsupport.f5.com. - If this device is configured in a Device Service Clustering (DSC) group, for theDeployment Settings, specify how to handle it:For more information about DSC groups, seeWhat is a BIG-IP Device Service Clustering (DSC) group and how do I start managing it from BIG-IQ?.
- Initiate BIG-IP DSC sync when deploying configuration changes (Recommended): Select this option if this device is part of a DSC group and you want BIG-IQ to automatically synchronize configuration changes with other members in the DSC group from BIG-IQ.
- Allow deployment when DSC configured devices have changes pending (Not Recommended)this option pushes changes to all the devices in the cluster independently, ignoring the logical device cluster configuration. This option is intended for temporary use when a BIG-IP cluster node becomes unavailable, you would like to push changes to individual devices, until the node comes back online.If multiple nodes are online, the entire BIG-IP DSC group will go into aChange Pendingstate. This can only be resolved by the system administrator.
- Ignore BIG-IP DSC sync when deploying configuration changes: Select this option if you want to manually synchronize configurations changes between members in the DSC group.
- Click theAddbutton at the bottom of the screen.The BIG-IQ system opens communication to the BIG-IP device, and checks the BIG-IP device framework.The BIG-IQ system can properly manage a BIG-IP device only if the BIG-IP device is running a compatible version of the REST framework.
- Click theDiscover & Importbutton at the bottom of the screen.
- To centrally manage this device's configurations for licensed services, select the check box next to each service you want to discover.You can select other service configurations after you add the BIG-IP device to the inventory.
You can
now discover the services for this device, and manage any differences
for shared objects (on an object-by-object basis) between the BIG-IQ
system and the BIG-IP device(s) during import.
Discover and import services for a BIG-IP device you added
After you add a BIG-IP device to BIG-IQ Centralized
Management, you can discover and import its services.
You discover and import services for a BIG-IP
device so you can start managing it. Use this procedure if you added a BIG-IP device,
but have not yet discovered and imported its services. When you're importing services,
you have the opportunity to select a conflict resolution option for any conflicts
between the shared objects between BIG-IQ and this BIG-IP device.
- At the top of the screen, clickDevices.
- On the left, clickBIG-IP DEVICES.
- Click the name of the BIG-IP device you're discovering and importing services for.
- On the left, clickSERVICES.
- If you want to create a snapshot of this device's current configuration before discovering and importing its services, select theCreate a snapshot of the current configuration before importingcheck box for each service.This step is optional.
- For each service this BIG-IP device is licensed for, click theDiscoverbutton.
- Once BIG-IQ has discovered the service, click theImportbutton next to the service.If there is a difference between BIG-IQ and this device for the service's objects, a popup screen opens and you are prompted to resolve the conflict by using the object on the BIG-IQ system or the BIG-IP device.
When you're finished discovering and importing
services for this device, the device displays on the BIG-IP Devices
screen.
You can now manage this device and its
services.
Before you use a CSV file to add BIG-IP devices and discover and
import their services
Before you add BIG-IP devices to BIG-IQ and discover and import their
services, save the devices' information in a comma separated values file. The information you
save can include:
Device Details | Description and Action |
---|---|
Management IP address | Specify the management IP address(es) for
the BIG-IP device(s) you are adding. |
HTTPS Port | Type the management port for this BIG-IP
device(s). This number must be between 4 and
65535 In
many cases, it's the default port 443 Chrome and Safari browsers don't allow access to web applications running on
port 65535 . So if you use port 65535 as the management port, you won't be able access the BIG-IP
device's interface from BIG-IQ when using Chrome or Safari. You can still
discover and manage BIG-IP devices that are using port 65535 . |
User Name | Specify the user name for the device(s). |
Password | Specify the password for the device(s). |
Cluster Name | Specify if these devices are part of a
cluster. |
DSC Sync Mode | If these devices are part of a DSC,
initiate DSC sync when deploying configuration changes by specifying
FALSE. |
Pending Changes | If these devices are part of a DSC, allow deployment of any pending
changes by specifying TRUE. |
Services List | List of services running on these devices,
separated by a space. For example: LTM APM ASM AFM SSM DNS
FPS |
Enable Statistics Collection | If these device are collecting statistics,
allow data collection by specifying TRUE. |
Zone | If these devices are part of a data
collection device cluster, specify the name of their zone. |
APM Group | If these devices support the APM service,
specify the APM group. |
APM Shared Import | If these devices are part of an APM group,
set this to TRUE only for the first device in the APM group, leave
the rest at FALSE. |
Shared Object Conflict Policy
| Specify how you want any shared object
conflicts between BIG-IQ and the BIG-IP devices using one of the
following values: USE_BIGIQ, USE_BIGIP, . |
Version Object Conflict Policy
| Conflict Resolution Policy for Version Specific Objects. Specify one
of the following values: USE_BIGIQ, USE_BIGIP, KEEP_VERSION. The default is
USE_BIGIQ. |
Device Specific Conflict Policy
| Conflict Resolution Policy for Device Specific Objects. Specify one of
the following values: USE_BIGIQ, USE_BIGIP. The default is USE_BIGIP. |
Use a CSV file to add BIG-IP devices, and discover and import their
services
Before you can add BIG-IP devices to
BIG-IQ Centralized Management:
- The BIG-IP device must be located in your network and running a compatible software version. Refer to K14592 for more information.
- The management address of the BIG-IP device must be open (typically this is port 22 and 443), or any alternative IP address used to add the BIG-IP device to the BIG-IQ inventory. Ports 22 and 443 and the management IP address are open by default on BIG-IQ.
If you are running BIG-IP versions earlier
than version 11.6.0, you might need root user credentials to discover and add the
device to the BIG-IP devices inventory. You don't need root user credentials for
BIG-IP devices running versions 11.6.0 and later.
A BIG-IP device running
versions 10.2.0 - 12.0.0 is considered a
legacy
device
, and cannot be added to the BIG-IQ system's inventory for
management. If you were managing a legacy device in a previous version of BIG-IQ and
upgrade, the legacy device displays as impaired with a yellow triangle next to it in
the BIG-IP Devices inventory. To manage it, you must upgrade it to version 12.1.0 or
later. For instructions, refer to the section titled,
Upgrading a Legacy Device
.For devices with ASM
services, you can only add 5 devices at a time.
You add BIG-IP devices to BIG-IQ Centralized
Management and discover and import their services so you can start managing them. This
procedure allows you add multiple BIG-IP devices to BIG-IQ using a comma separated value
(CSV) file, and discover and import their services.
- At the top of the screen, clickDevices.
- On the left, clickBIG-IP DEVICES.
- Click theAdd Device(s)button.
- For theDevicesetting, selectAdd multiple BIG-IP devices
- For theSnapshotsetting, leave the check box selected, unless:
- You don't want to create a copy of the current BIG-IQ configuration before adding these devices, and discovering and importing their services.
- You're adding devices with the APM service and you plan on creating a new access group for them during this task.
- check box is selected, If you want BIG-IQ to skip importing any service that contains an object that conflicts with the object on BIG-IQ, and continue discovering and importing other services, select theConflict Resolutioncheck box.You'll have the opportunity to re-import the services with conflicting objects, and resolve the conflicts individually after discovery and import is complete.
- Click theUpload CSVbutton.
- Navigate to the location where you saved your CSV file and clickOpen.
- Select the check box next to the BIG-IP devices you want to discover and import services for, and click theDiscover and Importbutton at the bottom of the screen.
To view status and address any conflicts
between BIG-IQ and BIG-IP device objects, on the left, click
BIG-IP DEVICES
.About basic device management
After you add BIG-IP devices to BIG-IQ Centralized Management and discover
and import their services, you can start managing those devices.
Managing a device from the device properties screen
You can use a device's Properties screen to manage that device. You can log directly
in to the device, remotely reboot it, and create an instant backup of its
configuration. You can also view details about the managed device, such as:
- Host name
- Self IP Address
- Build Number
- Software Version
- Status
- Last Contact
- Boot Location
- Cluster Properties
- Create an instant backup of the device's configuration.
- Change the boot location of the device.
- Edit cluster properties.
- Log directly into the device from BIG-IQ.
- Reboot the device from BIG-IQ.
- Access details about the health of the device.
- Access statistics for the device (if applicable).
- Access services licensed for the device.
- At the top of the screen, clickDevices.
- Click the name of the device you want to view.The device Properties screen opens.
How can I organize the way devices display in BIG-IQ so they're easier to find and
manage?
To more easily manage a large number of BIG-IP® devices, you can organize
them into groups. The types of groups you can use are:
- Static groups
- Dynamic groups
A
static group
contains specific devices that you add to it, and those devices
stay in that group until you remove them. For example you might want to create a static group
named, Seattle
, and add all of the devices located in Seattle to it. In contrast, a
dynamic group
is basically a saved query on a group. For example,
if you created a static group that contained all of your managed devices located in Seattle and
you wanted to view only those devices running a specific application, you could create a dynamic
group with that filter. If one of the devices stops running the specified application, the device
no longer appears in that dynamic group.If you delete a managed BIG-IP device from the parent group, you see that change when you view
the dynamic group.
Creating a static group of managed devices
You must license and discover BIG-IP devices before you can place them into a group.
To more easily manage a large number of devices, you can organize them into groups.
For example, you could add devices to groups according to the running applications,
geographical location, or department.
- At the top of the screen, clickDevices.
- On the left, clickDEVICE GROUPS.
- Near the top of the screen, click theCreatebutton.
- In theNamefield, type the name you want to use to identify this group.You can change this name at any time, after you save this group.
- In theDescriptionfield, type a description for this group.For example,BIG-IP devices located in Seattle.You can change this description at any time, after you save this group.
- For theGroup Typesetting, selectStatic.
- From theParent Grouplist, select the source for the group you are creating.
- For theAvailable in Servicessetting, select the services licensed for this device.If this BIG-IP device is licensed for services you are not managing, you can reduce the number of devices displayed in the BIG-IP inventory by selecting the check box next to only the services you manage. If you are managing all aspects of BIG-IQ, select the check box next to each service running on this BIG-IP device.
- From theHostnamelist, select the device you want included in this group.To add additional devices, click the+sign and select a device from the new list that is displayed.
- Click theSave & Closebutton.
If you want to further filter
specific devices from within this group, you can create a dynamic group.
Creating a dynamic group of managed devices
You must create a static group before you can create a dynamic group.
To filter a static group on certain parameters, you can create a dynamic group. For example, if
you have a static group for all devices located in a particular city, and you want
to view only those running a specific version of software, you could create a
dynamic group to filter on that version number.
- At the top of the screen, clickDevices.
- On the left, clickDEVICE GROUPS.
- Click theAdd Groupbutton.
- In theNamefield, type the name you want to use to identify this group.You can change this name at any time, after you save this group.
- In theDescriptionfield, type a description for this group.For example,BIG-IP Devices running version 13.0You can change this description any time, after you save this group.
- For theGroup Typesetting, selectDynamic Group.
- From theParent Grouplist, select the source for the group you are creating.
- In theSearch Filterfield, type a term on which you want to filter the group.
- For theAvailable in Servicessetting, select the services licensed for this device.If this BIG-IP device is licensed for services you are not managing, you can reduce the number of devices displayed in the BIG-IP inventory by selecting the check box next to only the services you manage. If you are managing all aspects of BIG-IQ, select the check box next to each service running on this BIG-IP device.
- Click theSave & Closebutton.
This dynamic group reflects any changes made to the static group. For example, if a
device is removed from its parent group, it no longer appears in the associated static
group. Also, if
a device no longer contains the object you filtered on, the device no
longer displays in the dynamic group.
Filtering the BIG-IP device inventory list
for specific BIG-IP components
From each BIG-IQ screen that contains a list of objects, you can easily find specific
objects. For example, after you discover several devices, you might want to find a
specific device by its name or IP address. To do this, you start by filtering on certain
configuration objects. Filtering on specific criteria saves you time because you can
view only those objects associated with the criteria you specify.
- At the top of the screen, clickDevices.
- To search for a specific object, in theFilterfield at the top right of the screen, type all or part of an object's name and click the filter icon.BIG-IQ refreshes the screen to show only those devices that contain the object you filtered on.
- To remove the filter, click theXicon next to it.
Exporting device inventory details to a comma separated values (CSV) file
To export the BIG-IP Device inventory to a CSV file, your browser must be configured
to allow popup screens.
Using BIG-IQ, you can quickly access and view the properties
for all the devices you manage in your network. These properties include details
about the device's IP addresses, platform type, license details, software version,
and so forth. You (or another department in your company) can create custom reports
containing this information to help manage these assets. To do this, you can export
device properties to a CSV file and edit the data as required.
- At the top of the screen, clickDevices.
- On the left, clickBIG-IP DEVICES.
- Click theExport Inventorybutton.
BIG-IQ creates a CSV file and downloads it locally.
Change several
BIG-IP passwords simultaneously
When you manage BIG-IP device from BIG-IQ
Centralized Management, it is good practice to change the default admin and root
passwords on a regular basis. From BIG-IQ, you can change the passwords for several
BIG-IP devices at one time.
You can change the passwords for several BIG-IP devices
simultaneously only if they have the same password.
- At the top of the screen, clickDevices.
- On the left, click.
- Near the top of the screen, click theCreatebutton.
- In theNameandDescriptionsfields, type a name and optional description to help you identify this task.
- From theAvailablelist, select devices and move them to theSelectedlist.The passwords for the BIG-IP devices you select must all be identical.
- Select an option for theChange Passwordsetting.
- Provide the old and new passwords, as required.
- Click theRunbutton at the bottom of the screen.BIG-IQ will apply the new password to all of the selected BIG-IP devices. You can view the status of this task from the Change Device Passwords screen.
Re-discover BIG-IP
devices and re-import services
If you upgrade or make a change directly on a
managed BIG-IP device, you must re-discover and re-import services for that device so
BIG-IQ Centralized Management has the most current configuration for that device.
- At the top of the screen, clickDevices.
- Select the check box next to the device you want to rediscover and reimport services for.
- Click theMorebutton and selectRe-discover and Re-import.
- In theNameandDescriptionfields, type a name and an optional description to identify this task.
- For the-[[+[[]]-Shared Object -[[]]+]]-Conflict Resolution PolicyandVersion Object Conflict Resolution PolicyandDevice Object Conflict ResolutionPolicysettings, select an option:
- Use BIG-IQKeep the object in BIG-IQ system's working configuration. The next time BIG-IQ deploys a configuration to that BIG-IP device, it updates the object to match the one on BIG-IQ.
- Use BIG-IPif you want to override the configuration settings stored on BIG-IQ with the settings from the BIG-IP device if any differences for shared objects are found.
For theVersion Object Conflict Resolution Policy, you also have the option to selectCreate Version, if you want BIG-IQ to create a version-specific object if any differences for version-specific objects are found. If you select this option, BIG-IQ creates and stores a copy of the BIG-IP device's LTM monitor or profile object (s), specific to the software version running on that BIG-IP device and replaces that object for all the managed BIG-IP devices running that version, the next time it deploys a configuration. You can store multiple versions of LTM monitors or profiles. BIG-IQ deploys the appropriate stored version to your managed devices. BIG-IQ automatically resolves conflicts against the appropriate version the next time it imports services that contain LTM monitors or profiles. - If you want to save a snapshot of the BIG-IP device's configuration before importing their services, select theCreate a snapshot of the current configuration before importingcheck box.
- Click theCreatebutton at the bottom of the screen.
You can now manage these BIG-IP devices.
What is a BIG-IP Device Service Clustering (DSC) group and how do I start managing it from
BIG-IQ?
Device Service Clustering
, or DSC, is a
BIG-IP TMOS feature that lets you organize BIG-IP devices in groups to share configurations.
These groups are called device service clusters
(also DSC).
With BIG-IQ, you can manage devices configured in a DSC, and their shared objects, from one
centralized location. Before you can manage BIG-IP systems configured in a DSC, you must:
- Add the DSC device members to the BIG-IP Devices inventory.
- Add the DSC group to the BIG-IP Clusters inventory.
- Ensure that each DSC group includes at least one sync-failover configuration.
When a DSC group is in the BIG-IP Cluster inventory, you can view its
properties and the devices within those groups, and synchronize their configurations, all
without having to log in to each device individually. This allows for automatic
synchronization among devices for any changes on objects defined in the cluster.
For specific information about BIG-IP DSC groups, refer to the
BIG-IP® Device Service
Clustering: Administration
guide.It is important to note, that although objects are shared among devices in a DSC group, they
appear based on the state of each managed BIG-IP device. This can indicate that objects, such
as a shared pool, is offline for a specific device that is experiencing network issues.
However, the pool will appear as online for other devices in the DSC group.
Discover BIG-IP Device Service Cluster
groups
You must add the BIG-IP devices configured in a DSC to the BIG-IQ system's BIG-IP Device
inventory before you can discover DSC groups.
All BIG-IP devices in a cluster must be running the same software version and the
same settings for:
- Pools
- Traffic-groups
- VLANs
- Tunnels
- Route domains
The BIG-IQ DSC Groups inventory screen shows you a centralized view specific to DSC
clusters.
The
Cluster Display
Name
displays on this screen only for managed BIG-IP devices in
a DSC. BIG-IQ
supports up to 8 BIG-IP systems in a DSC.
- At the top of the screen, clickDevices.
- On the left, click.
- Click theDiscoverbutton.
- Select the devices in theAvailablelist, and then click the right arrow to add them to theSelectedlist.This list is populated from the BIG-IP Device inventory list. If you can't see all of the available devices listed, left-click the right bottom corner of the list and use your cursor to expand the dialog box.
- Click theDiscoverbutton.
The DSC Groups list refreshes to display the discovered DSC group.
Synchronizing configurations between BIG-IP devices in a DSC cluster
You must add a BIG-IP device configured in a DSC to the BIG-IP Devices
inventory list and discover the DSC from the DSC Groups inventory list before you can
synchronize BIG-IP devices configured in a DSC.
Synchronizing configuration between BIG-IP devices in a DSC cluster saves you time
because you don't have to log on to each BIG-IP device in the cluster
individually.
Unmanaged BIG-IP devices in a DSC do not display the
Sync
button.- At the top of the screen, clickDevices.
- On the left, click.The screen displays the list of DSC groups defined on this device.
- Click the name of the cluster you want to synchronize.
- Click theRefresh Statusbutton to get the most current sync status for the devices in the DSC group.
- For theSync Optionsetting, select one of the options:
- Device to Group- Select this option to prompt the BIG-IP device to synchronize its configuration with other device(s) in the DSC group.
- Group to Device- Select this option to prompt the DSC group to load its configuration onto the BIG-IP device.
- Click theSyncbutton.
- To close the screen, click theClosebutton.