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For all of these object types, you can click a Schedule for Later button at any step in the Wizard to commit the currently defined settings for the new object to a new Grid Manager task. For example, consider creating a new IPv4 network. After defining the IP address for the new network, you simply wish to create it and not to define any further configurations. Click Schedule for Later to skip the intervening Wizard steps and display the final Scheduling page of the Wizard, an example of which appears in the following Create Network Schedule for Later page figure.
Create Network Schedule for Later page
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Scheduling Create Object and Port Configuration
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The final step for creating the Network, Fixed Address, Host, or IP reservation is to define when the task executes, including associated port control definitions. The port configuration is performed in a separate task, defined on the same wizard page. The port configuration task can be done at the same time that Grid Manager provisions the object, or may be scheduled for a later time.
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Scheduling Add Network and Network Provisioning Tasks
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To immediately create the new network, you can select Now.
You can choose to have Grid Manager create the network at a later time. To do so, select Later. Choose a Selected time by entering or selecting a Start Date (click the calendar icon to choose a calendar date) and a Start Time (click the clock icon to choose a specific time in fifteen minute increments), and choose a Time Zone.
The Network Provisioning task can be synchronized to take place at the same time as the creation of the new network under IPAM/DHCP; if so, keep the At same time as above option.
You can also provision the network onto the device at a differently scheduled time. To do so, select Later (under Network Provisioning). Choose a Selected time by entering or selecting a Start Date (click the calendar icon to choose a calendar date) and a Start Time (click the clock icon to choose a specific time in fifteen minute increments), and choose a Time Zone.
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Grid Manager displays a scheduled task icon next to an object that is associated with a scheduled task (except for the addition of an object), as shown in the below Icon for a Scheduled Task figure. When you mouse over the icon, an informational dialog box appears displaying the type of action, the date and time of the scheduled task, and the person who scheduled the task.
You can click the icon and Grid Manager displays the corresponding editor (for modification) or the Scheduled Deletion dialog box (for deletion) in the read-only mode. If you are viewing a task that you scheduled, you can modify and save the schedule, but you cannot modify the configuration of the object. If you are not the owner of a scheduled modification or a superuser, you can only view the information. You cannot reschedule the task. If you are not the owner of a scheduled deletion or a superuser, Grid Manager does not display the Scheduled Deletion dialog box when you click the icon.
Icon for a Scheduled Task
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In the editor, Grid Manager displays the Schedule icon in green to indicate a pending scheduled task associated with the corresponding object, as shown in the Scheduling Icon Indicating a Pending Task figure. You can click the Schedule icon to view the date and time of the scheduled task. You can also reschedule the task if you have the applicable permissions. For information, see Rescheduling Tasks.
Scheduling Icon Indicating a Pending Task
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Pending Tasks for Operations
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Rescheduling object change tasks and associated port control tasks is a special case allowing for rescheduling of both tasks in the same editor:
Rescheduling an object change task and a port control task
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Rescheduling Tasks Associated with Operations
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