HP Matrix Operating Environment Software - Manual (Page 14)

Table 8 Expand and collapse buttons on the Virtualization Manager toolbar (continued)
Function Name/Hover text Button icon
• Expands the next level compartment in the hierarchy, one level
at a time. Clicking the Toolbar Expand button is similar to
clicking the Expand Compartment
button in every
compartment that has collapsed subcompartments.
•
Any compartment or subcompartment that you selected by
clicking the selection box in the upper left corner will remain
selected.
Toolbar Expand button –
Expand next level
• Collapses the lowest level compartment in the hierarchy, one
level at a time. Clicking the Toolbar Collapse button is similar
to clicking the Collapse Compartment
button in every
compartment that has expanded subcompartments.
•
If a compartment has subcompartments, they continue to
display in their previous state when you re-expand after using
the Toolbar Collapse button. For example, if subcompartments
in their expanded state show full details, they will continue to
show full details.
•
Any compartment or subcompartment that you selected by
clicking the selection box in the upper left corner will remain
selected.
Toolbar Collapse button –
Collapse lowest level
4 The Search field allows you to locate a given system by searching for a compartment name.
When you enter the name in the search field, Virtualization Manager first highlights all complete
or partial matches of the name, after a slight delay. The currently found item is scrolled to the
top and is highlighted in green. Other instances of the name are highlighted in yellow. When
you click the Search button or press Enter, Virtualization Manager moves the scroll bar to the
first compartment name it matches, and subsequent clicks move to the next matching instance.
For example, searching for the system citrine moves the scroll bar so the compartment for that
system is at the top:
If you are searching for part of the name, Virtualization Manager highlights any compartment
name that contains those characters and subsequent clicks of the Search button moves the
scroll bar to the next matched name. The search feature is case-insensitive. If the search text
does not yield a match, the background of the Search field displays red.
5
The Refresh button allows you to update the display to include the latest compartments,
their relationships, and utilization information. Normally, refreshing the display is not necessary
because the view is updated automatically as new data becomes available. However, you
might use the Refresh button to reattempt gathering utilization data for all items to ensure the
view is showing the latest information. Refreshing the view updates all containers and
relationships, resource utilization data, authentication credentials (WBEM) from Systems Insight
Manager, and workload information from gWLM. While the view refreshes, the Refresh button
spins to indicate it is in progress.
6 Status errors or warnings when receiving data are indicated here. Click the alert button to
view detailed information about the error or warning.
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