Organizations
NAVIGATION Administration > Configuration > Organizations
SECURITY Administrator
From the Organizations page, you can view and manage all of the organizations, sites, and agent groups associated with your VSA 10 tenant.
This article describes the page's layout and functions.NOTE To learn how to create organizations, sites, or agent groups, refer to the Additional Resources section of this article.
Overview
VSA 10 sorts your devices into organizations, sites, and groups so that you can easily differentiate between your clients and efficiently perform device and policy management.
- Organizations represent each of your clients at the corporate level and house their unique locations.
- Sites, as their name suggests, represent each physical location belonging to an organization. Examples of locations can include a storefront, an office, or a data center.
- Agent groups represent any logical collection to which devices are assigned within an organization; for example, a virtual workgroup of distributed employees, or a series of segments within a LAN.
To access the Organizations page, perform the following steps:
From the left navigation menu in VSA 10, navigate to Configuration > Organizations.
You'll see a list of all of the organizations in your VSA 10 instance, sorted alphabetically.
As you navigate, you'll see the following features and fields:
Page features
| Feature | Definition | ||||||
| Organization list | Lists all organizations in your VSA instance, sorted alphabetically; click
Click any entity in the list to populate its extended details and management options; refer to Details pane | ||||||
| Add | Begins the organization, site, or agent group creation workflow |
next to any field where it appears to navigate deeper into the hierarchy; the information appearing in the list is as follows:
Details pane
This pane enables you to review the attributes of an organization, site, or agent group and take management actions. The fields and features you'll see will vary depending on the level of the organizational hierarchy you're viewing.
Select a topic to continue:
Additional Resources
The following articles describe the processes for creating organizations, sites, and agent groups:
