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( The first time you run the web interface using your profile, only one entry appears in the navigation tree. The machine that you logged into is listed as a node under the Default Group.
( v You can customize the navigation tree display by creating new groups, adding nodes to groups, and selecting log files.
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- ( { Click the Compaq Analyze link at the top to the navigation tree. The Group Maintenance screen appears in the display frame.
- ( a Select the Add Groups tab at the bottom of the screen (Figure3-6).
- ( ? Select the location for the new group from the list of groups.
- ( w Use the radio buttons to indicate whether you want the group located before, after, or nested under the selected group.
- ( Enter the group name in the entry box. If you enter a group name that is already in the navigation tree at the same level, Compaq Analyze will not create a new group.
- ( M Click the Add New Group button. The new group appears in the navigation tree.
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- ( d Select the Remove Groups tab at the bottom of the screen (Figure3-7). u
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- ( 7 Hold the Ctrl key and click on each desired group name.p
- ( If the groups you want to remove are listed together, hold the Shift key and click on the first and last group to select all the groups between them."
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( TWhen you expand a group in the navigation tree, the nodes contained in that group are shown. Every node can be expanded by clicking on the expansion symbol next to its name. Expanding a node reveals the log file types included in that node, the system log and other logs. You can add and remove nodes from the groups in the navigation tree.
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- ( ` Select the Add Nodes tab at the bottom of the screen (Figure3-8). S
- ( J Select the location for the new node from the list of nodes in the group. R
- ( f Use the radio buttons to indicate whether you want the node located before or after the selected node.
- ( Enter the node name in the entry box. Be aware that if you enter the name of a node you are already connected to, Compaq Analyze will add the node again. This will overwrite any Other Logs settings associated with the node. R
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- ( ~ Select the node name from the list of available nodes. If you want to remove multiple nodes, use one of the following methods: N
- ( 6 Hold the Ctrl key and click on each desired node name. r
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- ( f Select the Add Categories tab at the bottom of the screen (Figure3-13). t
- ( Z Select the location for the new category from the list of the node's existing categories. r
- ( } Use the radio buttons to indicate whether you want the category located before, after, or nested under the selected category.> F
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- ( T Real Time Monitoring - shows the results of automatic analysis in the display frame. "
- ( \ Full View - manually analyzes the system event log and processes all the events in the file.
( The system log is the binary event log file where system events are written. You cannot change this log file. Click the expansion symbol to view the analysis options for the system log in the navigation tree.
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- ( 9 Repeat the process until all the desired files are added.I R
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=( TThe Other Logs entry in the navigation tree contains entries for binary event log files other than the system event log. These can include the example binary log files included with Compaq Analyze or any other binary event log file located on the node. Initially, there are no sub-entries under the Other Logs entry in the navigation tree.
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