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This appendix contains reference information about the Cisco Info Admin Desktop tools. It also contains information about editing the connections file that is used to create communications information.
This appendix contains the following sections:
This section lists the menu options for the Java Applet Configuration Editor (JACE) and command line utilities for the Java background process.
JACE can be started with the jace command.
jace -template <string> -props <string> -host <string> -port <string> -help -version
| Option/Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
-template | Sets the name of the template file to use. The template file contains the settings for a configuration. |
-props | Sets the properties file. |
-host | Specifies the name of the host to connect to. When not specified, defaults to NCOMS. |
-port | Sets the properties file name. |
-help | Displays help on JACE command line options and exits. |
-version | Displays version information and exits. |
| Menu | Submenu | Action |
|---|---|---|
File | Import Configuration | Imports a configuration file and displays the configuration information in the JACE display. |
File | Export Configuration | Exports the configuration information to a file. The recommended file extension is .jace. |
The Java background process can be started with the jeld command.
jeld -host <string> -port <string> -listenport <string> -help -version
| Option/Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
-host <string> | Specifies the name of the host where the ObjectServer is located. |
-port <string> | Specifies the port setting for the ObjectServer. |
-listenport <string> | Sets the port number. |
-logdir <string> | Sets the directory where the log file is located. |
-logfile <string> | Specifies the name of the log file. |
-help | Displays Help on jeld command line options and exits. |
-version | Displays version information and exits. |
This section lists the menu options and command line options for the User Administration tool.
This subsection lists the menu options for the User Administration tool.
| Menu | Submenu | Short Cut | Action |
|---|---|---|---|
File | Exit |
| Exits the User Administration tool. |
View | Color Code | Control + c | Toggle button to enable or disable the use of colors that identifies different user types in the User List. |
View | Show->Normal users | Control + n | Toggle button to enable or disable the display of normal users in the User List. (Enabled by default). |
View | Show->Administrators | Control + a | Toggle button to enable or disable the display of administrators in the User List. (Enabled by default). |
View | Show->Super Users | Control + s | Toggle button to enable or disable the display of super users in the User List. (Enabled by default). |
View | Show->Nobody | Control + o | Toggle button to enable or disable the display of the nobody user in the User List. (Disabled by default). |
View | Sort by->Username | Control + r | Selects sorting the User List by user name. (Default) |
View | Sort by->UID | Control + u | Selects sorting the User List by UID. |
View | Sort by->Security | Control + e | Selects sorting User List by security level/type of user. |
Help | On Context | Shift + Help (Shift + F1) | Changes the cursor to a question mark. You may then click on any item in the User Administration tool and User Administration attempts to display Help on that item. |
Help | On Help |
| Displays Help on how to use Help |
Help | On Keys |
| Displays Help on keyboard short cuts. |
Help | Index |
| Displays an index to Help |
Help | On Version |
| Displays User Administration version number and licensing information. |
You can start the User Administration tool with the nco_user command.
nco_user -username <string> -password <string> -server <string> -nlw -diagnostic
-help -version -cmap
| Option/Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
-username <string> | Specifies the username to be used for connections. |
-password <string> | Sets the password to use (not recommended as it advertises the password in the UNIX systems process list). |
-server <string> | Specifies the name of the ObjectServer or automation engine to connect to. When not specified, defaults to NCOMS. |
-nlw | Specifies not to display the license expired warnings. |
-diagnostic | Specifies to display the extended diagnostic messages (for support only). |
-help | Displays Help text on the User Administration command line options and exits. |
-version | Displays User Administration version information and exits. |
-cmap | Installs a private color map. Useful for displays with limited colors available. |
This section lists the command line options for the Configuration Tool.
You can start the Configuration Tool with the nco_config command.
nco_config -username <string> -password <string> -server <string> -nlw -diagnostic
-help -version -cmap
| Option/Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
-username <string> | Specifies the username to be used for connections. |
-password <string> | Sets the password to use (not recommended as it advertises the password in the UNIX systems process list). |
-server <string> | Specifies the name of the ObjectServer to connect to. When not specified, defaults to NCOMS. |
-nlw | Specifies not to display the license expired warnings. |
-diagnostic | Specifies to display the extended diagnostic messages (for support only). |
-help | Displays Help text on the Configuration Tool command line options and exits. |
-version | Displays Configuration Tool version information and exits. |
-cmap | Installs a private color map. Useful for displays with limited colors available. |
This section lists the menu options and command line options for the Automation Builder.
| Menu | Submenu | Short Cut | Action |
File | Import | Control + i | Displays the Automation Import window to allow for the importing of Automation triggers and actions. |
File | Export | Control + e | Displays the Automation Export window to allow for the export of Automation triggers and actions to a file. |
File | Exit |
| Exits the Automation Builder. |
View | Refresh | Control + r | Updates the trigger and action data by requesting it from the Automation server. |
Create | Trigger | Control + t | Displays the Automation Triggers window to allow for the creation of a new trigger. |
Create | Action | Control + a | Displays the Automation Actions window to allow for the creation of a new action. |
Help | On Context | Shift + Help (Shift + F1) | Changes the cursor to a question mark. The user may then click on any item in the Automation Builder program and the Automation Builder attempts to display Help on that item. |
Help | On Help |
| Displays Help on how to use Help. |
Help | On Keys |
| Displays Help on keyboard short cuts. |
Help | Index |
| Displays an index to Help. |
Help | On Version |
| Displays Automation Builder version number and licensing information. |
You can start the Automation Builder with the nco_auto command.
nco_auto -username <string> -password <string> -server <string> -nlw -diagnostic
-help -version
| Option/Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
-username <string> | Specifies the username to be used for connections. |
-password <string> | Sets the password to use (not recommended as it advertises the password in the UNIX systems process list). |
-server <string> | Specifies the name of the ObjectServer to connect to. When not specified, defaults to NCOMS. |
-nlw | Specifies not to display the license expired warnings. |
-diagnostic | Specifies to display the extended diagnostic messages (for support only). |
-help | Displays Help text on the Automation Builder command line options and exits. |
-version | Displays Automation Builder version information and exits. |
This section lists the menu options and command line options for the Objective View editor.
This section lists the Objective View editor's Main window menu options.
| Menu | Submenu | Action When Selected |
|---|---|---|
File | New | Allows you to clear the map book and start a new map. |
File | Open | Displays a file selection dialog to allow the loading of an existing Objective View map book. |
File | Save | Saves the current map book. When no map book is in use, a file selection dialog is displayed and the option acts similar to the File menu's Save As option. |
File | Save As | Displays a file selection dialog to allow saving of the current map book with a new name. |
File | Exit | Exits the Objective View editor. |
Tools |
| The main Objective View editor Tools menu. Only available when the Administrator has created that menu. Designed for site specific options. |
Help | On Context | Changes the cursor to a question mark. You can then click on any item in the Objective View editor program and the Objective View editor attempts to display Help on that item. |
Help | On Help | Displays Help on Help. |
Help | On Keys | Displays Help on keyboard short-cuts. |
Help | Index | Displays an index to Help. |
Help | Tutorial | Displays a tutorial help page on using Objective View editor. |
Help | On Version | Displays a window with information about this version of Objective View editor. |
This section lists the Objective View's Editor window menu options.
| Menu | Submenu | Short Cut | Action When Selected |
|---|---|---|---|
File | Close |
| Closes the Objective View Editor map page window. |
Edit | Delete |
| Deletes all currently selected symbols. |
Edit | Select All | Control + / | Selects all symbols on the current layer. |
Edit | Deselect All | Control + \ | Deselects any currently selected symbols. |
Edit | Group | Control + g | Groups the currently selected symbols into a symbol group. |
Edit | Ungroup | Control + u | Ungroups any symbol groups which are currently selected. |
Layer | Edit | Control + l | Displays the Layer manager window. |
Layer | number: layername | Control + <number> | Toggles the display of that layer. Number can be any number in the range 0-9. |
Windows | Symbol Palette | Control + s | Displays the Symbol Palette window. |
Windows | Symbol Inspector | Control + i | Displays the Symbol Inspector window. |
Windows | Panner | Control + p | Displays the Panner window. |
Windows | Grid Options | Control + o | Displays the Grid Options window. |
Tools |
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| The Objective View Editor window's Tools menu. Only available when the Administrator has created that menu. Designed for site specific options. |
Help | On Context | Shift + Help (Shift + F1) | Changes the cursor to a question mark. You may then click on any item in the Objective View editor program and Objective View editor attempts to display Help on that item. |
Help | On Help |
| Displays Help on how to use Help. |
Help | On Keys |
| Displays Help on keyboard short cuts. |
Help | Index |
| Displays an index to Help. |
Help | On Version |
| Displays a window with information about this version of Objective View editor. |
You can start the Objective View editor with the nco_ove command.
nco_ove -map <string> -server string -username <string> -password <string> -cmap -nlw -diagnostic -help -version
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
-map <string> | Specifies the name of a map book file (.map) to load at start up. The default is no configuration file. |
-server <string> | Specifies the name of the ObjectServer to connect to. |
-username <string> | Specifies the username to be used for connections. |
-password <string> | Sets the password to use (not recommended as it advertises the password in the UNIX systems process list). |
-cmap | Makes the Objective View editor use its own color map rather than the default color map. |
-nlw | Specifies not to display license expired warnings. |
-diagnostic | Specifies to display extended diagnostic messages (for support only). |
-help | Displays Help text on the Objective View editor command line options and exits. |
-version | Displays Objective View editor version information and exits. |
This section described how to edit the connections data file that is used to create the interfaces file for Cisco Info Center communications. The connections data file is called:
$OMNIHOME/etc/omni.dat
It is recommended you use the Server Editor window to edit this file. The omni.dat file format is designed for use with the Server Editor window, therefore, the format of the file does not suit command line editing. See the Cisco Info Center Installation and Configuration guide for more information.
However, there may be occasions where you need to edit the connections file directly, for example on systems that do not have a graphical interface. The following sections describe how to edit this file and generate the interfaces file.
The format of the $OMNIHOME/etc/omni.dat file is:
<servername> <hostname> <portnumber>
Where <servername> is the name of the ObjectServer or Process Control agent, <hostname> is the host name of the machine where that server or agent is running and <portnumber> is the port number allocated to that server or agent. Where more than one process is running on one machine, the <portnumber> should be unique for each process.
For example, this file could contain the following:
NCOMS
{
Primary: darkstar 4100
Backup: mario.dev.net 4100
Backup: tribble 4100
}
NCO_PA
{
Primary: darkstar 4200
}
NCO_GATE
{
Primary: darkstar 4300
}
Edit the $OMNIHOME/etc/omni.dat file using this format and add the correct host name.
To generate a $OMNIHOME/etc/interfaces file, specify the following command:
host% $OMNIHOME/bin/nco_igen
To generate a $OMNIHOME/etc/interfaces.solaris2 file, suitable for Solaris 2.x systems, specify the following command:
host% $OMNIHOME/bin/nco_igen -arch solaris2
The -arch option takes solaris2 as its parameter. You can also use the java parameter to generate the interfaces file used specifically for Java support.
To generate all the architecture specific interfaces files and the Java interfaces file with one command, specify the command:
host% $OMNIHOME/bin/nco_igen -all
Posted: Mon Oct 4 12:08:39 PDT 1999
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