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## Example: Configuring a Limited Set of Services for Organizations (C-Web Interface)

You can use service scopes to create a limited set of services to be made available to specified organizations. For enterprise users, you can define a set of services available on the JUNOS routing platform.

To deliver a small set of services to specified enterprises:

1. Create a scope for the services to be made available. For example, see the EntJunos scope in the sample data. For information about loading the sample data, see Loading Sample Data in to a Juniper Networks Database with the C-Web Interface.

   To display the sample data:

   1. Click Configure, and expand Services.
   2. Click EntJUNOS.

      The EntJUNOS pane appears.

2. Add services to the scope, such as those in the sample data in the EntJunos scope.
   1. Expand EntJunos to view the list of services in the sample data.
   2. To add services to the scope:
      - From the Create new list, select Service.
      - In the dialog box, type a name for the new service, and click OK.

        The Service pane appears.

      - Enter information as described in the Help text in the main pane, and click Apply.
3. Assign the scope to one or more enterprise subscribers. For example, assign the EntJunos scope to the Acme enterprise.

   To assign the EntJunos scope to the Acme enterprise:

   1. Click Configure>Subscribers.

      The Subscribers pane appears.

   2. From the Create new list, select Retailer.
   3. In the dialog box, type ENT, and click OK.
   4. In the side pane, click Ent.

      The Subscribers pane appears.

   5. From the Create new list, select Subscriber Folder.
   6. In the dialog box, type entAcme, and click OK.
   7. In the side pane, click entAcme.

      The Subscriber pane appears.

   8. From the Create new list, select Enterprise.
   9. In the dialog box, type Acme, and click OK.
   10. From the Scope box in the main pane, select EntJunos, and click Apply.

   If you use a portal to manage enterprises, you see only the services for the specified scope from the portal. Other services are not visible to the IT managers who manage services and subscriptions from the enterprise service portal. For example, you can see the services available to Acme in Enterprise Manager Portal.

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