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- Add new rulesets. To add a new ruleset, click the Add icon. For more information, see Defining Topology Rulesets.
- Edit a ruleset by clicking the check box next to the ruleset name and clicking the Edit icon. You can modify the following in the Ruleset editor:
- In the General Basic tab, you can do the following:
- Add new rules to the ruleset. Click the arrow next to the Add icon and select either Extensible Attribute Rule, Subnet Rule, or Geography Rule. For more information, see Defining Topology Rulesets
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- Modify rules in the ruleset. To edit an existing rule, select the check box of the required rule in the Rules table and click the Edit icon. When finished with editing, click Save above the Rules table. For more information, see Defining Topology Rulesets .
- Delete existing rules from the ruleset. Select the check box of the required rule in the Rules table and click the Delete icon.
- In the General Basic tab, you can do the following:
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Note: You can modify the destination type only if there are no rules in the ruleset.
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- In the ExtensibleAttributes tab, you can add new or edit existing extensible attributes. For information, see
- Delete a ruleset or schedule the deletion for a later time. To delete a ruleset, select the check box next to its name and click the arrow next to the Delete icon. To delete the object immediately, select Delete. To schedule the deletion, click Schedule Delete. For more information, see Scheduling Deletions .
- Export topology rulesets. To export the entire list of rulesets in a format that can be imported, click the Export icon and choose Export data in Infoblox CSV Import format. To export all data that is currently visible in the Topology Manager, click the Export icon and choose Export visible data.
- Print the data that is currently visible in the Topology Manager. Click the Print icon to print.
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Note: The latest database version may not be deployed on all DTC members. To view the current deployed versions, select Data Management -> DNS -> Members.
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To create a custom database in a ZIP file:
- Create a directory with CSV files and name them using the following pattern:
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2. You can add multiple CSV files for different localizations to your ZIP file. Use the following naming pattern:
{Product}-{Content}
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localization}.csv.
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- You can add multiple CSV files for different localizations to your ZIP file. Use the following naming pattern:
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For example:
GeoLite2-City-Locations-ru.csv
GeoIP2-City-Locations-de.csv
GeoIP2-Country-Locations-en.csv
3. Add the directory with the CSV files to a ZIP file. The name of the ZIP file you upload and the name of the directory in the ZIP file are not significant. The ZIP file should contain only one directory and no subdirectories. Any files in the ZIP file with an extension different from .csv are ignored.
4. Import the ZIP file to Grid Manager as described above.
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Note: The Country database does not support 'subdivision' labels and importing it invalidates all existing rules that use 'subdivision' labels.
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- From the Data Management tab, select the DNS tab, and then select the Traffic Control tab.
- In the Toolbar, click the arrow next to the Topology Database and select Rebuild EA Database -> Rebuild or Schedule Rebuild.
- In the Rebuild EA Database dialog box, select Yes to rebuild the database or No to discard the rebuild. To schedule the rebuild task, in the Rebuild EA Database Schedule dialog box, specify a date, time, and time zone.
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To view the current version of the EA database, click Topology Database -> Current Version in the Toolbar. Grid Manager displays the database build date and its last rebuild status in the Extensible Attributes section.
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Note: The latest database version may not be deployed on all DTC members. To view the current deployed versions, select Data Management -> DNS -> Members.
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