> Global - Active Configuration Screen Shots
GUI Configuration Tool - Global - per system screen shots
Global - per system
The UTS installation folder contains a folder named scripts. This folder and its subfolders contain batch files (scripts) for user sessions. Pre-GUI versions of the UTS used subfolders with the User Name to associate the script with the user. Post-GUI versions have three subfolders in the script folder
- Active Configuration - Summary View
- Active Configuration - Summary View Explained
- Automatic Logon
- Security Summary
- Security - Telnet Encryption
- Security - Connection Restrictions
- Security - Connection Limits
- Security - FIPS Restrictions
- Failure Detection / Recovery
- Power Features Summary
- Power Features - Printing
- Power Features - Team Services
- Power Features - Event Logging
- Emulations - Summary
- Emulations - Character Emulation - 3rd Party Clients
- Emulations - Default Domain - 3rd Party Client
- Emulations - Negotiate Windows Size (NAWS)
- Emulations - Color Mappings
- Emulations - Character Translation
- Emulations - Terminal Initialization
- Bell Control
- Protocols
- UTS System Templates
- UTS System Tempalte - Individual
Configuration - Active Configuration
The Global – per system Active Configuration Summary provides the administrator with a quick view of most of the Global – per system configuration settings on the right side of the display. Some configuration values are stored in text files and they can be viewed by clicking on a button to open the text file
On the left side of the display are categories that organize the Active configuration settings into similar groups.
From the Active Configuration Summary view it is easy to determine which property page to use to edit the configuration setting. Each configuration setting resides within a frame with a label. For example: Automatic Logon is a label on the frame around the configuration settings associated with Automatic Logon. On the left side of the display is the property page icon with Automatic Logon as the name. Clicking on the property page Automatic Logon will display the properties associated with Automatic Logon on the right side of the display
Similarly, the Failure Detection/Recovery frame on the display on the right contains the configuration settings associated with Failure Detection/Recovery and on the left side of the display is the property page icon with Failure Detection/Recovery as the name. Click on the property page Failure Detection/Recovery will display the properties associated with Failure Detection/Recovery on the right side of the display
There are a few exceptions to this direct association due to screen space but will still be easy to find.
Configuration - Automatic Logon
Failure Detection and Recovery
Power Features - Team Services
Power Features - Event Logging
Emulations - Character Emulation
Emulations - Negotiate Window Size (NAWS)
Emulations - Character Translation
Emulations - Character Terminal Initialization
UTS System Template - Individual
