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  -	<p><b>Manage Surveillance Categories</b>: Manage surveillance
  -          categories and edit the list of nodes belonging to each category.
  +	<p><b>Manage Surveillance Categories</b>: Manage surveillance categories (also known
  +            as node categories) and edit the list of nodes belonging to each category.
   	</p>
           
           <p><b>Delete Nodes</b>: Permanently delete nodes from the database.
  
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        <h3>Descriptions</h3>
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        <p>Detailed Documentation on all options can be found on the OpenNMS wiki: <a title="We know you won't read it so we put some info here" href="http://www.opennms.org" target="new">www.opennms.org</a>
        </p>
          <p><b>Configure Users, Groups and Roles</b>: Add, modify or delete
              existing users. Groups contain users. Roles are then assigned to Groups.
              (User: A person, Group: Administrators, Role: On Duty Administrator)
          </p>
          
         <p><b>Notification Status</b>: Notifications will only be sent out if this is switched to <em>On</em>.
  			This is a system-wide setting. As long as this is <em>Off</em> OpenNMS will be silent.
  			The current status of notifications is as well reflected in the upper right-hand
              corner of every OpenNMS screen with either a <em>Notices On</em> or <em>Notices
              Off</em> banner.  
          </p>
          
          <p><b>Configure Discovery</b>: Set up the network ranges and IP addresses you want OpenNMS to scan ("discover").
           </p>
          
  	<P><B>Configure SNMP Community Names by IP</b>:Configure the Community String used in SNMP Data Collection. OpenNMS is shipped with a community string of "public".
  
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  	<P><B>Configure SNMP Data Collection per Interface</b>: This interface will allow you
  	to configure which IP and non-IP interfaces are used in SNMP Data Collection.
  	</P>
  
          <p><b>Manage and Unmanage Interfaces and Services</b>: <em>Managing</em> an interface or service means that
          OpenNMS performs tests on this interface or service. If you want to explicitly enable or disable testing you
          can set that up here. A typical case is if a web server is listening on both an internal and an external interface.
          If you manage the service on both interfaces, you will get two notifications if it fails. If you want only one,
          unmanage the service on one of the interfaces.
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