Getting Started with EPICenter
EPICenter Reference Guide
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Text fields
, such as the
VLAN Name
field in
Figure 7
. Enter text or numbers by clicking in the field
and then typing.
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Drop-down menu fields
, such as the
Protocol Filter
field in
Figure 7
. Click in the field to drop down a
menu of choices, then click on your selection to enter the value into the field.
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List box fields
, such as the
Available Switches
field in
Figure 7
. Click to highlight a value in the field.
Click again to unselect a value.
If there are more entries in the list than can be displayed in the box, a scroll bar is provided at the
right side of the field.
Some list boxes allow multiple selections. Use
[Ctrl]-click
to select multiple items. To select a group of
contiguous items, click to select the first item in the group, then use
[Shift]-click
to select the last item
in the group; all the items between your first and last selection are highlighted.
Most dialogue buttons provide a standard set of action buttons: Apply, Close, Reset, and Help.
Depending on the function of the dialogue box, other buttons may be provided in place of or in
addition to some of these; for example, in a delete function, the Apply button may be replaced by a
Delete button. The common action buttons found in dialogues are:
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Apply
: Saves the settings on the page you are viewing, but the dialog box remains open so you can
make additional changes or change the settings on one of the other pages. For example, you can
specify a new VLAN on the
Properties & Ports
page as shown in
Figure 7
, click
Apply
to commit
those settings, then display the
IP Forwarding
settings and make changes on that page.
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Close
: Closes the dialog box, dismissing ant unapplied actions. Use to exit the dialog box when you
are finished.
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Reset
: This typically restores the dialog box to the state it was in when it was opened, clearing any
selections on the screen and resetting the data to the current information from the EPICenter
database.
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Help
: Opens another browser window with online help about the function of the dialogue box.
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Add
,
Delete,
or other similar functions: Executes the function of the dialog, such as adding or
deleting selected items. Like the
Apply
button, these usually perform the function but leave the
dialog box open so you can perform additional operations.
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OK
: Closes the display in an informational or status display window. Does not take any action.
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Refresh
: Updates the displayed information in an informational or status display window.
Right-Click Pop-Up Menus
In many of the applets, you can select a device group, device, slot, or port in the Component Tree, then
right-click to display a pop-up menu. The choices that appear on the menu depend on the applet,
although there are several commands that always appear.
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The Inventory Manager, Configuration Manager, Firmware Manager, Telnet, Real Time Statistics,
Topology, VLAN Manager, and Policy Manager (ACL Viewer) features provide right-click pop-up
menus.
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The Alarms Manager, Grouping Manager, MAC/IP Address Finder, ESRP Monitor, Admin feature,
and Reports do not provide pop-up menus.
In some applets, the pop-up menus provide commands that perform the same functions as the applet
function buttons at the top of the page, but with the appropriate device or device group pre-selected.
Summary of Contents for EPICenter 6.0
Page 14: ...EPICenter Reference Guide 14 ...
Page 18: ...Preface EPICenter Reference Guide 18 ...
Page 19: ...1 EPICenter Basic Features ...
Page 20: ......
Page 24: ...EPICenter Overview EPICenter Reference Guide 24 ...
Page 44: ...Getting Started with EPICenter EPICenter Reference Guide 44 ...
Page 100: ...The Inventory Manager EPICenter Reference Guide 100 ...
Page 140: ...The EPICenter Alarm System EPICenter Reference Guide 140 ...
Page 172: ...Configuration Manager EPICenter Reference Guide 172 ...
Page 196: ...The Firmware Manager EPICenter Reference Guide 196 ...
Page 220: ...The Interactive Telnet Feature EPICenter Reference Guide 220 ...
Page 250: ...The Grouping Manager EPICenter Reference Guide 250 ...
Page 276: ...Real Time Statistics EPICenter Reference Guide 276 ...
Page 342: ...Using the VLAN Manager EPICenter Reference Guide 342 ...
Page 348: ...The ESRP Monitor EPICenter Reference Guide 348 ...
Page 446: ...EPICenter Reports EPICenter Reference Guide 446 ...
Page 447: ...2 Advanced Upgrade Features ...
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Page 480: ...EAPS Protocol Monitoring and Verification EPICenter Reference Guide 480 ...
Page 508: ...Using the Policy Manager EPICenter Reference Guide 508 ...
Page 525: ...3 Appendices ...
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Page 542: ...EPICenter Backup EPICenter Reference Guide 542 ...
Page 564: ...Voice over IP Manager EPICenter Reference Guide 564 ...
Page 580: ...EPICenter Reference Guide 580 ...