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Figure 5-10 Transfer Box
Table 5-6 Transfer Box Fields and Buttons
Field or Button Description
Available List of available items for selection.
Selected Ordered list of selected items.
Right arrow (>) Click to move one selected item from the Available list to the Selected 
list.
Left arrow (>) Click to move all items from the Available list to the Selected list....

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Schedule Boxes
Schedule boxes are a common element in content area pages (see Figure 5-10). You use them to select 
active times for a policy element from a grid, where each row represents a day of the week and each 
square in a row represents an hour in a day. 
Click one square to make one hour active. Ta b l e 5 - 7 describes the Schedule box options.
Figure 5-11...

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Directly above the rule table are two display options:
Standard Policy—Click to display the standard policy rule table.
Exception Policy—Click to display the exception policy rule table, which takes precedence over the 
standard policy rule table content.
Ta b l e 5 - 8 describe the common options of standard and exception rule table pages:
Ta b l e 5 - 8 R u l e  Ta...

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Related Topic
ACS 5.x Policy Model
Importing and Exporting ACS Objects through the Web Interface
You can use the import functionality in ACS to add, update, or delete multiple ACS objects at the same 
time. ACS uses a comma-separated values (CSV) file to perform these bulk operations. This .csv file is 
called an import file. ACS...

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Ta b l e 5 - 9 lists the ACS objects, their properties, and the property data types. The import template for 
each of the objects contains the properties described in this table.
NoteThe limitations given in Ta b l e 5 - 9 is applicable only to the internal database users and not applicable to 
the external database (AD, LDAP, or...

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Fields that are optional can be left empty and ACS substitutes the default values for those fields. 
For example, when fields that are related to a hierarchy are left blank, ACS assigns the value of the root 
node in the hierarchy. For network devices, if Security Group Access is enabled, all the related 
configuration fields are...

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Downloading the Template from the Web Interface
Before you can create the import file, you must download the import file templates from the ACS web 
interface.
To download the import file templates for adding internal users:
Step 1Log into the ACS 5.3 web interface.
Step 2Choose Users and Identity Stores > Internal Identity Stores...

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For example, the internal user Add template contains the fields described in Ta b l e 5 - 1 0:
Each row of the .csv file corresponds to one internal user record. You must enter the values into the .csv 
file and save it before you can import the users into ACS. See Creating the Import File, page 5-22 for 
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Figure 5-12 Add Users – Import File
Step 4
Save the add users import file to your local disk.
Updating the Records in the ACS Internal Store
When you update the records in the ACS store, the import process overwrites the existing records in the 
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Figure 5-13 Update Users–Import File
NoteThe second column, Updated name, is the additional column that you can add to the Update template.
Deleting Records from the ACS Internal Store
You can use this option to delete a subset of records from the ACS internal store. The records that are 
present in the .csv file that you import...