Cabletron Systems Netlink FRX8000, User Manual

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St atus Displays 19-11
Cursor Movement
Components are placed into and selected within the network representation by moving
the cursor to the desired locations. Cursor movement is controlled as listed below. (If
the numeric keypad at the right side of the keyboard is used,
[Num Lock]
must be
Off
.)
[ ]
,
[ ]
:
On network/subnet displays, right/down.
On lower-level displays, same as
[Tab] (described below).
[ ]
,
[ ]
:
On network/subnet displays, left/up.
On lower-level displays, same as
[~] (tilde—described below).
[Home] = up and left.
[End] = down and left.
[PgUp] = up and right.
[PgDn]
= down and right.
[Tab] = to next object, sequentially by ID number, ending at the subnet ID/name, then
returning to lowest-numbered object.
[~] (tilde) = sequentially in reverse order of that described for [Tab] .
[5] = controls the distance moved by the cursor when the above keys are struck while
moving an object. Pressing [5] causes the cursor to move a greater or lesser distance
(depending on the current setting) when other keys are pressed.
Depending on the level of the display, the cursor can be positioned on an icon (see
Figure 19-9 .) or on (or above) a designation (subnet name, LP number, etc.).
Table 19-1 Color Codes for Subnet Display/Event Log
Black Node/NMP/Subnetwork is not reachable.
White Subnet: All white means entire subnet is reachable; a black number means
some elements are reachable and some are not.
NMP/Node: No outstanding alarms.
Green Object has Level 4 alarm (least severe) outstanding.
Yellow Object has Level 3 alarm outstanding.
Magenta Object has Level 2 alarm outstanding.
Red Object has Level 1 alarm (most severe) outstanding.