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5 Optionally enable the Refresh Channels on Add/Remove check box. This
refreshes each channel as you add or remove it.
You cannot move a channel from the Member List to the Non-Member
List.
Each channel must belong to a group. A channel can belong to only one
group at a time. You cannot move a channel from the members list to the
non-members list of a group unless the system can assign the channel to
another group. If a channel has never been a member of another group,
the system cannot determine a group to which it can move the channel.
Therefore, it cannot remove the channel from the member list. If a
channel has been a member of another group in the past, the system
moves the channel to the group of which the channel was most recently
a member.
Example: By default, the system creates two groups, Group 1 and Group
2, and places all channels in Group 1. If you try to move a channel to the
non-member list of Group 1, the operation fails. If you select Group 2,
click Membership, move a channel from the non-member list to the
member list, and then move the same channel back to the non-member
list, the operation succeeds because the channel was previously a
member of Group 1. If you then view the Group 1 membership list, it
contains the channel you just removed from Group 2.
6 Click Close.
Removing a BRI Group
You may want to remove any group that you no longer need.
To remove a group:
1 Return to the Digital Line Cards tab.
2 From the Select Device Type pull-down list, select ISDN BRI Group List.
3 Click Apply.
4 Select the group you want to remove.
5 Click Remove. A prompt appears asking if you want to remove the group.
6 Click Yes to remove the group.
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