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All task level results
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All parameters displayed in the Parameters pop-up window
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Target level results, including:
— All information displayed in the target status table
— All target details, including all information displayed in the operation status table and
the log for each operation
NOTE:
If you select All Systems for the report, the target level results are displayed
for all targets, each separated by a line.
11.4.2.2 Rerun non-complete targets button
The Rerun Non-Complete Targets button is enabled only when the following conditions exist:
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At least one target for the task has a Failed or Cancelled status.
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All targets for the task are in a Terminal state. That is, no targets for the task are in the
Pending
, Running, or Cancelling state.
If an Insight Control for Linux tool does not support a task to be rerun, the Rerun Non-Complete
Targets
button is not available.
When you select the Rerun Non-Complete Targets button, the Verify Target Systems screen
is displayed, and the targets that had a Failed or Cancelled status from the original task are
preselected. You have the option to add more targets or remove some of the preselected targets.
When you navigate through the task, the values selected in the original task are automatically
reselected. Again, you have the option to modify or retain these values.
11.4.2.3 Parameters button
The Parameters button opens a new window that provides the following information:
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A summary of the task level information
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The values that were run as part of the task, which are known as the Parameters
These values apply to the task as a whole and are the same for all targets on which the task
was run.
provides an example of the task parameters that were used during a RHEL OS
installation.
Figure 11-4 Task parameters window
11.4.3 Operation details log
As illustrated in
, the Operation Details Log contains the results from executing the
selected operation on the selected target.
11.4 Common task results
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