Click OK. The target directory will be automatically opened. You can find the encrypted CFG file(s), encrypted key file(s) and an Aeskey.txt file storing plaintext AES key(s). Configuration Encryption Tool on Linux Platform To encrypt configuration files:
Click OK. To delete a connection
Click OK. In the Definitions pane, on the General tab, populate the settings using the following values. Define a context input 1 With the Host Monitor view open for editing, open the Context tab. 2 Under Inputs, click Add Input . A new row appears in the table. 3 In the new row, in the Key column, type host. 4 Leave the Name column unchanged. You can set a name to be more descriptive than the key. This can be useful when configuring reports that require context inputs to be set. Using a descriptive name may help the developer understand the purpose of the context key. 5 Ensure the Usage column is set to Required. 6 Ensure the List column is set to False. 7 In the Data Type column, type Monitoring:Host. IMPORTANT: By default, the timeRange context key is also passed to the component. 8 Leave the Name column empty. Ignore the warning when saving the component.
Click OK. In the Definitions pane, on the General tab, populate the settings using the following values. To set the context: • Follow the first procedure in Adding columns to the table to make a Host object a required input. To set the chart’s data source: 1 Open the Configuration tab. Observe that this type of chart has as its principal properties a header, footer, time axis and metric data. The time axis by default takes its settings from the current time range, which leaves only the metric data as an essential setting.
Click OK. Remove an extension
Click OK. The system displays a xxxxx xx that indic ates that setup is initializing, and then displays the Temperature Controller screen. 1 Take one of the following a ctions: To install the software in a new directory named WINTC, click CONTINUE. To install the software in another directory, type the name of the directory in the Install To field and click CONTINUE. The setup program creates the directory and installs the software. When setup completes, the Temperature Controller Setup dialog box displays this xxxxx xx: 2 To close the dialog box, click OK. In Windows 3.1, the setup program creates a program group named Temperature Controller. The Temperature Controller program group c ontains one ic on, which is labeled Temperature Controller. In Windows 95, the setup program creates a new folder named Temperature Controller in the Programs folder. Before you c an use the WinTC software with the controller, follow the instructions on the next p a ge to atta ch the c ontroller to the PC. Xxxx xxxxx the controller to the PC Before you c an use WinTC, you must c onnect the temperature c ontroller to the PC with a serial c ommunic ations c a ble.
Click OK. 4. A tab will open for you to edit the data source.
Click OK. To edit the settings of a file connection
Click OK. View Data After applying and refreshing the data source, the data is displayed in the bottom data grid. You can navigate among the records/pages using the Navigation Bar buttons. Button Description First Page - move to the first page. Previous Page - move to the previous page. Next Page - move to the next page. Last Page - move to the last page. Limit Record Setting - set number of records showing on each page. Use the Limit Record Setting button to enter to the edit mode. Limit records records per page Check this option if you want to limit the number of records showed on each page. Otherwise, all records will be displayed in one single page. And, set the value in the edit box. The number representing the number of records showed per page.
Click OK. Note: To access the Maintenance Building it is recommended that teachers be assigned a password. This is to prevent students from accessing the Maintenance Building and potentially deleting records or drills. Figure 4.1 To add students, start in the Maintenance Building.
