Scopes¶

Infrastructure > Network > Integrations > (select Network Server) > Scopes

Overview¶

Scopes define network service boundaries within a network server integration. Scopes can be used to segment and organize network resources, providing logical isolation for different environments, tenants, or applications. HPE Morpheus Software supports creating, editing, and managing scopes on network integrations that expose this capability.

Scopes are distinct from Network Labels. To filter Network records that contain every requested Label through the Networks API, see Filtering Networks by all Labels through the API.

Viewing Scopes¶

1. Navigate to Infrastructure > Network > Integrations

2. Select the desired network server integration

3. Click the Scopes tab

4. The list view displays scope names, descriptions, and related details

Adding a Scope¶

1. Navigate to Infrastructure > Network > Integrations

2. Select the desired network server integration

3. Click the Scopes tab

4. Click + ADD

5. Complete the required fields:

   Name:

   (required) A name for the scope

   Description:

   (optional) A description of the scope purpose

   Note

   Additional fields may appear based on the network integration type and its configured option types.

6. Click SAVE

Editing a Scope¶

1. Navigate to Infrastructure > Network > Integrations

2. Select the desired network server integration

3. Click the Scopes tab

4. Click the pencil (edit) icon for the target scope

5. Modify the desired fields

6. Click SAVE

Deleting a Scope¶

1. Navigate to Infrastructure > Network > Integrations

2. Select the desired network server integration

3. Click the Scopes tab

4. Click the trash (delete) icon for the target scope

5. Confirm the deletion when prompted

Permissions¶

Scope visibility and access can be managed through the permissions control:

1. Click the lock icon or Permissions action for a scope

2. Configure Group Access and Tenant Permissions as needed

3. Click SAVE

Group Access¶

Controls which Groups have access to the scope. Select “All” for all Groups, or select specific Groups for restricted access.

Tenant Permissions¶

Set to Public for all Tenants to access the scope, or Private to restrict to specific Tenants.

Required Role Permissions¶

Access to scope management requires the network server scope permission (infrastructure-network-integration) with read or full access.