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æ You can access the web interface in advanced mode, which disables automatic filtering. By default, the web interface filters out events that can be automatically corrected. If you want to see all the events for a system, use the advanced mode. To open the web interface in advanced mode, add -adv to your username in the login window. The following example shows the syntax:

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(½Where username is the name of the profile you want to access. The profile is unaffected by the -adv modifier.

è You can also change to advanced mode by editing the current profile name in the URL field of your browser so it ends with -adv.

When you use the advanced mode, (Advanced) appears in the browser title bar after your profile name. There are several changes to the web interface when you use the advanced mode.

(SThe Configuration Entries tab is added to the analysis output in the display frame.
(6Events that are filtered in the normal mode are shown.
(:The example log files are listed in the Other Logs screen.

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: 3.16.1 Configuration Entries

Å Decomposed configuration tree events are normally filtered out by the web interface. In advanced mode, the web interface can display both normal configuration events and decomposed configuration tree events. Decomposed configuration tree events are listed on the Configuration Entries tab, which only appears in advanced mode (see Figure 3–41).

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8-Figure 3–41 Configuration Entries Tab

Ù Once analysis has completed, all the decomposed configuration tree events contained in the log file are listed on the Configuration Entries tab.

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/ Decomposed Configuration Entries only appear if their corresponding configuration event has been decomposed. Furthermore, Compaq Analyze only decomposes these events if they are required for analysis or if they are selected from the Events Tab and their details are viewed. If you do not see the expected entries on the Configuration Entries tab, switch to the Events tab and click on each configuration event you want decomposed. This forces Compaq Analyze to decompose the configuration entries which can then be viewed from the Configuration Entries tab.

® To view the content of a decomposed configuration tree in the display frame, click the desired entry.

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i8Automatic AnalysisE

bÊ If you are viewing the results of automatic analysis results (the Real Time Monitoring entry in the navigation tree), the decomposed configuration tree events from the binary system event log are listed as normal. In addition, you can generate a current FRU tree by clicking the FRU button located on the Configuration Entries tab (see Figure 3–42).

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<8Manual Analysisi

m The FRU Table button is only available for automatic analysis. When you manually analyze a binary event log file in advanced mode, its decomposed configuration tree events are added to the Configuration Entries tab.

lB There is a decomposed configuration tree entry for each configuration event in a manually analyzed binary log file. The decomposed configuration tree entries can be associated with their corresponding configuration event by matching their timestamps.

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" In advanced mode, the automatic filtering performed by the web interface is turned off. This means that all events in a binary event log file are shown. These events (which are usually filtered) include:

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.Ì In advanced mode, all the log files under the ca subdirectory of the installation directory are listed on the Add Files tab of the Other Logs screen (see Figure 3–43). This includes the example log files installed with Compaq Analyze and any log files you have created using the New Binary Log function (see Section 3.8).

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e( If the system is busy processing other requests, the Other Logs screen may not list any log files. If there are example logs on the system, wait until the system is not busy and then click Other Logs again to display them or use the entry field at the bottom of the screen to add the log file.
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(ÎClick on the Other Logs entry for the desired node in the navigation tree. Once the Other Logs screen opens in the display frame, select the Add Files tab (Figure 3–43).1
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