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Template theory in use example

 You have 50 doors that will be configured.

 1 of the doors will have a different REX operation than the

other 49.

 Do I create 2 door templates?

 Or should I create 1 door template, use it for all 50 doors,

and then on the 1 door with the different REX make the

change on the logical door?

 Templates provide a set of default properties that can be

changed as needed on the logical entity.

 If you have 25 doors with configuration A and 25 more

with configuration B, you would create 2 different door

templates.

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Session ID-BRKSEC-2081 1
Up to 64 2
Access Gateway 3
Client PC 3
Product Overview 4
Hardware Module Overview 6
Gateway module connections 7
Additional modules 8
Video Integration 10
Solution Details 11
The CPAM server 12
The CPAM server (continued) 13
CPAM server Install 14
Install continued 15
NTP (Network Timing Protocol) 16
High Availability for CPAM 17
Cisco PAM High Availability 19
Commands tab 20
CPAM database backup 22
CPAM database restore 23
Licensing 24
Cisco PAM Licensing Model 25
License SKUs 26
Hardware SKUs 27
The Gateway Module 29
POE for the Gateway 32
SSL enabled by default. If 36
Network tab also 36
Additional module inventory 37
Gateway Image management 38
CAN bus layout 40
Where do I get this ‘client’? 42
Log in via the client 43
Templates 45
Flexible Door Template 47
Credential template 49
If the badge is known! 52
Audit trails 53
Device templates (Inputs) 54
What is a supervised input? 55
Generic Output 56
Door Template 57
Gateway Template 58
Gateway Cloning 59
Gateway module replacement 60
Replace non Gateway module 61
Disable/Delete function 62
Creating the Door 63
The door theory! 64
Door Device Associations 65
Deviations from the Templates 66
Door Usage Profile 69
Logical device locations 72
1.0.0(0.1.168) 74
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Gateway Bulk Image upgrade 75
Schedules 77
Gateway timezone 78
Schedule example 79
Schedule creation 80
Policy creation 82
Badge Access Level and Policy 84
Badges continued 85
Credential download 87
Event Monitoring 89
 Used to trigger some action 90
 Examples: 90
Turn on light or send email 90
Global I/O 91
The trigger 92
The action 93
Email notification TEST 94
Email notification for events 95
Sample email text 96
Camera associations 98
Alarms and video 100
Troubleshooting the system 104
Gateway Log collection 106
Uploading logs to CPAM server 107
CPAM log collection 110
CPAM client logs 111
Firewall considerations 112
Additional features 113

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