A Icons

An icon is a small picture or symbol on a user interface (UI) that represents an action or a state.

Oracle Enterprise Manager Ops Center has a variety of icons to represent an asset, the current state of an asset, and actions. A tool tip appears when you place the mouse over an icon. Tool tips provide brief descriptions of the icons that appear in Oracle Enterprise Manager Ops Center.

When an icon is grayed out, it means that the feature is not functional for the current scenario or you have not been assigned the role to perform the action.

A.1 Administration Icons

Oracle Enterprise Manager Ops Center provides you with a variety of tools for understanding and managing your datacenter. The Administration icons are associated with actions that you use to configure and manage Oracle Enterprise Manager Ops Center. You can only enter or edit the cost of power in Administration. Following are the icons that are associated with Administration.

Figure A-1 Register Enterprise Controller

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Description of "Figure A-1 Register Enterprise Controller"

Figure A-2 Ops Center Downloads

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Description of "Figure A-2 Ops Center Downloads"

Figure A-3 Set Enterprise Controller Storage Library

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Description of "Figure A-3 Set Enterprise Controller Storage Library"

Figure A-4 Setup Connection Mode

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Description of "Figure A-4 Setup Connection Mode"

Figure A-5 Edit Authentications

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Description of "Figure A-5 Edit Authentications"

Figure A-6 Proxy Deployment Wizard

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Description of "Figure A-6 Proxy Deployment Wizard"

Figure A-7 Configure Local Agent

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Description of "Figure A-7 Configure Local Agent"

Figure A-8 Self Diagnosis

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Description of "Figure A-8 Self Diagnosis"

Figure A-9 Unconfigure Enterprise Controller

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Description of "Figure A-9 Unconfigure Enterprise Controller"

Figure A-10 Change HTTP Proxy

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Description of "Figure A-10 Change HTTP Proxy"

Figure A-11 Edit Energy Cost

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Description of "Figure A-11 Edit Energy Cost"

Figure A-15 External DHCP Server

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Description of "Figure A-15 External DHCP Server"

Figure A-16 Navigate to Selected Oracle VM Manager

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Description of "Figure A-16 Navigate to Selected Oracle VM Manager"

Figure A-17 Discover Oracle VM Managers

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Description of "Figure A-17 Discover Oracle VM Managers"

Figure A-18 Discover Oracle VM Server

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Description of "Figure A-18 Discover Oracle VM Server"

Figure A-19 Discover File Server

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Description of "Figure A-19 Discover File Server"

Figure A-20 Discover iSCSI Storage

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Description of "Figure A-20 Discover iSCSI Storage"

A.2 Badges

Badges are special types of icons that appear in the corner of asset icons to show the status of the assets.

Figure A-21 Critical Badge

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Description of "Figure A-21 Critical Badge"

Figure A-22 Warning Badge

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Description of "Figure A-22 Warning Badge"

Figure A-24 Configure Badge

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Description of "Figure A-24 Configure Badge "

Figure A-25 Shutdown Badge

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Description of "Figure A-25 Shutdown Badge"

Figure A-28 Unreachable Badge

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Description of "Figure A-28 Unreachable Badge "

Figure A-29 Installation Badge

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Description of "Figure A-29 Installation Badge"

A.3 Boot Environment Icons

A boot environment is an instance of a bootable Oracle Solaris image plus additional software packages that are installed onto the image, and the set of all file systems and devices (disk slices and mount points) that are required to operate an Oracle Solaris OS instance.

Following are the icons that are associated with Boot Environment.

Figure A-30 Create New Boot Environment

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Description of "Figure A-30 Create New Boot Environment"

Figure A-31 Activate Boot Environment and Reboot

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Description of "Figure A-31 Activate Boot Environment and Reboot"

Figure A-32 Active Boot Environment

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Description of "Figure A-32 Active Boot Environment "

Figure A-33 Active Boot Environment Upon Reboot

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Description of "Figure A-33 Active Boot Environment Upon Reboot"

Figure A-34 Delete New Boot Environment

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Description of "Figure A-34 Delete New Boot Environment"

Figure A-35 Synchronize Boot Environment

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Description of "Figure A-35 Synchronize Boot Environment"

A.4 Connectivity Icons

Connectivity icons display the session mode and connectivity. To determine if you run in Connected Mode and have access to My Oracle Support Services, check the icons in the upper right corner of the UI. If an icon is not colored, you are not in connected mode. The icons indicate:

  • Whether or not Oracle Enterprise Manager Ops Center is connected to the Internet.

  • Whether or not Oracle Enterprise Manager Ops Center is connected to the Oracle Knowledge Base.

  • Whether or not Oracle Enterprise Manager Ops Center is connected to My Oracle Support Services.

Figure A-36 My Oracle Support Services Connected

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Description of "Figure A-36 My Oracle Support Services Connected "

Figure A-37 My Oracle Support Services Disconnected

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Description of "Figure A-37 My Oracle Support Services Disconnected"

Figure A-38 Internet Connected

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Description of "Figure A-38 Internet Connected "

Figure A-39 Internet Disconnected

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Description of "Figure A-39 Internet Disconnected"

Figure A-40 Knowledge Base Connected

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Description of "Figure A-40 Knowledge Base Connected"

Figure A-41 Knowledge Base Disconnected

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Description of "Figure A-41 Knowledge Base Disconnected"

A.5 Group Icons

Group icons are icons that are associated with administrative structures that organize assets so that you can locate an asset quickly or perform operations on all assets of the same type.

Figure A-43 Add Assets to Groups

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Description of "Figure A-43 Add Assets to Groups"

Figure A-44 Remove Asset From Group

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Description of "Figure A-44 Remove Asset From Group"

Figure A-45 Move Assets to Group

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Description of "Figure A-45 Move Assets to Group"

Figure A-46 Add Attribute Icon

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Description of "Figure A-46 Add Attribute Icon"

Figure A-47 Add Rule Icon

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Description of "Figure A-47 Add Rule Icon"

Figure A-48 Delete Attribute Icon

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Description of "Figure A-48 Delete Attribute Icon"

Figure A-49 Delete Rule Icon

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Description of "Figure A-49 Delete Rule Icon"

A.6 Hardware Icons

Hardware icons represent the various types of hardware used to manage the datacenter.

Figure A-53 Disk Controller Icon

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Description of "Figure A-53 Disk Controller Icon"

Figure A-54 Disk Expander

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Description of "Figure A-54 Disk Expander"

Figure A-55 Ethernet Port Icon

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Description of "Figure A-55 Ethernet Port Icon"

Figure A-57 Fan Tray Icon

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Description of "Figure A-57 Fan Tray Icon"

Figure A-58 Generic Hardware Icon

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Description of "Figure A-58 Generic Hardware Icon"

Figure A-59 Hard Disk Icon

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Description of "Figure A-59 Hard Disk Icon"

Figure A-60 I/O Board Icon

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Description of "Figure A-60 I/O Board Icon"

Figure A-61 I/O Module Icon

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Description of "Figure A-61 I/O Module Icon"

Figure A-63 Memory Board Icon

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Description of "Figure A-63 Memory Board Icon"

Figure A-65 Power Control Setting Icon

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Description of "Figure A-65 Power Control Setting Icon"

Figure A-66 Power Supply Setting Icon

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Description of "Figure A-66 Power Supply Setting Icon"

Figure A-68 Utilization CPU

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Description of "Figure A-68 Utilization CPU"

Figure A-69 Utilization File System

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Description of "Figure A-69 Utilization File System"

Figure A-71 Utilization IO

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Description of "Figure A-71 Utilization IO"

Figure A-72 Utilization Memory

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Description of "Figure A-72 Utilization Memory"

Figure A-73 Utilization Network

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Description of "Figure A-73 Utilization Network"

Figure A-74 Utilization Swap Icon

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Description of "Figure A-74 Utilization Swap Icon"

Figure A-75 Utilization System Load Icon

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Description of "Figure A-75 Utilization System Load Icon"

A.7 Incident Icons

Incident icons are icons that reflect the current state of the incidents.

Figure A-78 View Annotations

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Description of "Figure A-78 View Annotations"

Figure A-79 View Possible Impacts and Causes

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Description of "Figure A-79 View Possible Impacts and Causes"

Figure A-80 View Comments

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Description of "Figure A-80 View Comments"

Figure A-81 View Suggested Actions

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Description of "Figure A-81 View Suggested Actions"

Figure A-82 Add Annotations

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Description of "Figure A-82 Add Annotations"

Figure A-83 Assign Incidents

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Description of "Figure A-83 Assign Incidents"

Figure A-84 Acknowledge Incident

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Description of "Figure A-84 Acknowledge Incident"

Figure A-85 Take Action on Incidents

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Description of "Figure A-85 Take Action on Incidents"

Figure A-86 Mark Incident as Repaired

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Description of "Figure A-86 Mark Incident as Repaired"

Figure A-87 Close Incident

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Description of "Figure A-87 Close Incident"

A.8 Job Icons

Every action creates a job. Many jobs can run at the same time and some jobs take longer than others to complete. To follow the progress of a particular job, you can display the job details.

Figure A-89 Jobs In Progress

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Figure A-90 Jobs Waiting For User Input

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Description of "Figure A-90 Jobs Waiting For User Input"

Figure A-92 Jobs Scheduled

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Description of "Figure A-92 Jobs Scheduled"

Figure A-93 Jobs Partially Successful

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Description of "Figure A-93 Jobs Partially Successful"

Figure A-94 Jobs Suspended

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Description of "Figure A-94 Jobs Suspended"

Figure A-96 Jobs Successful

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Description of "Figure A-96 Jobs Successful"

Figure A-97 View Job Details

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Description of "Figure A-97 View Job Details"

Figure A-98 Re-run Selected Jobs

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Description of "Figure A-98 Re-run Selected Jobs"

Figure A-99 Display Selected Target Details

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Description of "Figure A-99 Display Selected Target Details"

Figure A-100 Debug Jobs Using OCDoctor

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Description of "Figure A-100 Debug Jobs Using OCDoctor"

Figure A-102 Delete Selected Jobs

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Description of "Figure A-102 Delete Selected Jobs"

A.9 Kernel Icons

The kernel is a program that constitutes the central core of a computer operating system. It has complete control over everything that occurs in the system.

Figure A-103 Tree Node Icon

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A.10 Library Icons

Libraries store and manage cached data, images, packages, and metadata. A software library stores images for provisioning operations. A Storage Library is a file system on the virtual host's server or it can be accessed through an NFS server or SAN network. Guest configurations for its operating system, data, CPU, memory, and network as metadata are stored in the storage library associated with the virtual host.

Figure A-104 New Local Software Library

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Description of "Figure A-104 New Local Software Library"

Figure A-105 New NAS Software Library

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Description of "Figure A-105 New NAS Software Library"

Figure A-106 New SAN Storage Library

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Description of "Figure A-106 New SAN Storage Library"

Figure A-107 Set Enterprise Controller Storage Library

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Description of "Figure A-107 Set Enterprise Controller Storage Library"

Figure A-108 Move Metadata

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Description of "Figure A-108 Move Metadata"

Figure A-110 Enable Sharing

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Description of "Figure A-110 Enable Sharing"

A.11 Message Center Icons

You can create, view, and manage service requests from the Oracle Enterprise Manager Ops Center user interface.

Figure A-111 Open Service Requests

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Description of "Figure A-111 Open Service Requests"

Figure A-112 Service Request Opened By Others

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Description of "Figure A-112 Service Request Opened By Others"

Figure A-113 My Service Requests

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Description of "Figure A-113 My Service Requests"

Figure A-114 Notifications

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Description of "Figure A-114 Notifications"

Figure A-115 Delete All Notifications

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Description of "Figure A-115 Delete All Notifications"

Figure A-116 My Incidents

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Description of "Figure A-116 My Incidents"

Figure A-117 Unassigned Incidents

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Description of "Figure A-117 Unassigned Incidents"

A.12 Monitoring Icons

Monitoring rules and policies define the monitoring parameters. Monitoring rules define the alerting conditions. Rules are associated with, and determined by, the type of managed resource. Monitoring rules state the values and boundaries for an asset's activity. A monitoring policy defines alert configurations to be performed on one or more managed resources. It contains the information needed to monitor a managed asset with user-defined alert configurations, including defined thresholds and alert monitors.

Below are the icons that are associated with monitoring rules and policies.

Figure A-118 Add Alert Monitoring Rule

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Description of "Figure A-118 Add Alert Monitoring Rule"

Figure A-119 Deselect All Rules

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Description of "Figure A-119 Deselect All Rules"

Figure A-120 Select All Rules

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Description of "Figure A-120 Select All Rules"

Figure A-121 Edit Alert Monitoring Rule

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Description of "Figure A-121 Edit Alert Monitoring Rule"

Figure A-122 Disable Alert Monitoring Rule

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Description of "Figure A-122 Disable Alert Monitoring Rule"

Figure A-123 Delete Alert Monitoring Rule

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Description of "Figure A-123 Delete Alert Monitoring Rule"

Figure A-124 Navigate to Monitoring Policy

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Description of "Figure A-124 Navigate to Monitoring Policy"

Figure A-125 Applying a Monitoring Policy

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Description of "Figure A-125 Applying a Monitoring Policy"

Figure A-126 Extract a Monitoring Policy

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Description of "Figure A-126 Extract a Monitoring Policy"

Figure A-127 Create a New Monitoring Policy

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Description of "Figure A-127 Create a New Monitoring Policy"

Figure A-128 Copy Monitoring Policy

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Description of "Figure A-128 Copy Monitoring Policy"

Figure A-129 Delete Monitoring Policy

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Description of "Figure A-129 Delete Monitoring Policy"

Figure A-130 Set as Default Policy

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Description of "Figure A-130 Set as Default Policy"

Figure A-131 View Associated Assets

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Description of "Figure A-131 View Associated Assets"

A.13 Network Icons

Oracle Enterprise Manager Ops Center manages networks for its virtual hosts. Guests in the network communicate with each other or with the Internet through these virtual hosts. Use networks to:

  • Manage individual hosts

  • Connect hosts to the Proxy Controller

  • Allow guests to communicate with each other or with the Internet

  • Connect remote JMX with the public API

Below are the icons that are associated with Network.

Figure A-132 Create Network Domain

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Description of "Figure A-132 Create Network Domain"

Figure A-133 Delete Network Domain

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Description of "Figure A-133 Delete Network Domain"

Figure A-134 Connect Guests

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Description of "Figure A-134 Connect Guests"

Figure A-135 Create Public Network

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Description of "Figure A-135 Create Public Network"

Figure A-136 Define Network

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Description of "Figure A-136 Define Network"

Figure A-137 Edit Attributes

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Description of "Figure A-137 Edit Attributes"

A.14 Operating System Icons

Operating system are icons that depict the type of operating system and the actions that are associated with the operating system.

Figure A-138 Linux Operating System Icon

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Figure A-139 Oracle Solaris Icon

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Description of "Figure A-139 Oracle Solaris Icon"

Figure A-140 Oracle Solaris Cluster Icon

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Description of "Figure A-140 Oracle Solaris Cluster Icon"

Figure A-141 Microsoft Windows Icon

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Description of "Figure A-141 Microsoft Windows Icon"

Figure A-142 New Update OS Job

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Description of "Figure A-142 New Update OS Job"

Figure A-143 Deploy/Update Software

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Description of "Figure A-143 Deploy/Update Software"

Figure A-145 Attach Network

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Description of "Figure A-145 Attach Network"

Figure A-146 Place in Maintenance

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Description of "Figure A-146 Place in Maintenance"

Figure A-147 Update Operating System

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Description of "Figure A-147 Update Operating System"

A.15 Oracle VM Server Icons

These are icons that are related to the functions for Oracle VM Server.

Figure A-148 Oracle VM Server Pool

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Description of "Figure A-148 Oracle VM Server Pool"

Figure A-150 LDOM Server Pool

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Description of "Figure A-150 LDOM Server Pool"

Figure A-151 LDOM SPARC Server Pool

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Description of "Figure A-151 LDOM SPARC Server Pool"

A.16 Process Icons

These are icons associated to the processes of Oracle Enterprise Manager Ops Center.

Figure A-153 CPU Tree Node Icon

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Figure A-154 Memory Tree Node Icon

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Description of "Figure A-154 Memory Tree Node Icon"

Figure A-155 Tree Node Icon

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Description of "Figure A-155 Tree Node Icon"

A.17 Report Icons

Reports let you gather information about your assets, such as job history, firmware, operating system updates, and incidents. You can export reports or use them to start jobs on targeted assets.

Figure A-156 Create Windows Host Compliance Report

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Description of "Figure A-156 Create Windows Host Compliance Report"

Figure A-157 Create Windows Incident Compliance Report

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Description of "Figure A-157 Create Windows Incident Compliance Report"

Figure A-158 View Host Compliance Report Result

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Description of "Figure A-158 View Host Compliance Report Result"

Figure A-159 Rerun Report

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Description of "Figure A-159 Rerun Report"

Figure A-160 Delete Incident Compliance Report

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Description of "Figure A-160 Delete Incident Compliance Report"

Figure A-161 Run Report Template

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Description of "Figure A-161 Run Report Template"

Figure A-162 Report Pending to Run

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Description of "Figure A-162 Report Pending to Run"

Figure A-163 Create System Information Report

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Description of "Figure A-163 Create System Information Report"

Figure A-164 Create Incident Summary Report

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Description of "Figure A-164 Create Incident Summary Report"

Figure A-165 Create Incident Detail Report

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Description of "Figure A-165 Create Incident Detail Report"

Figure A-166 Create Firmware Report

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Description of "Figure A-166 Create Firmware Report"

Figure A-167 Create Change History Report

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Description of "Figure A-167 Create Change History Report"

Figure A-168 Create Baseline Report

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Description of "Figure A-168 Create Baseline Report"

Figure A-169 Create System Catalog Report

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Description of "Figure A-169 Create System Catalog Report"

Figure A-170 Create CVE report

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Description of "Figure A-170 Create CVE report"

Figure A-171 Create Recommended Software Configuration Report

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Description of "Figure A-171 Create Recommended Software Configuration Report"

Figure A-172 Create Solaris Update Compliance Report

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Description of "Figure A-172 Create Solaris Update Compliance Report"

Figure A-173 Create Profile Report

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Description of "Figure A-173 Create Profile Report"

Figure A-174 Compare Catalog Report

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Description of "Figure A-174 Compare Catalog Report"

Figure A-175 Distribution Update Report

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Description of "Figure A-175 Distribution Update Report"

Figure A-176 Package Compliance Report

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Description of "Figure A-176 Package Compliance Report"

Figure A-177 Service Pack Compliance Report

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Description of "Figure A-177 Service Pack Compliance Report"

Figure A-178 View CSV Output Icon

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Figure A-179 View Interactive Output Icon

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Figure A-180 View PDF Output Icon

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A.18 Switch Icons

Switch icons represent the hardware devices that join multiple computers within one local area network (LAN).

Figure A-181 General Switch

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Figure A-182 InfiniBand Icon

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Figure A-184 Switch Reset

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Description of "Figure A-184 Switch Reset"

Figure A-185 Launch Switch UI

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Description of "Figure A-185 Launch Switch UI "

A.19 Universal Icons

Universal icons are icons that are associated with the most common functions or actions that are performed in the application.

Figure A-188 Deselect All Icon

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Description of "Figure A-188 Deselect All Icon"

Figure A-189 Select All Icon

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Description of "Figure A-189 Select All Icon"

Figure A-190 Power Off Icon

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Description of "Figure A-190 Power Off Icon"

Figure A-191 Refresh Icon

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Figure A-193 Suspend Icon

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Description of "Figure A-193 Suspend Icon"

Figure A-194 View Details Icon

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Description of "Figure A-194 View Details Icon"

A.20 Update Policy Icons

Policies are lists of actions that are explicitly approved or denied. Policies are specific to operating system update and define the amount of user interaction you want when applying operating system patches and packages. Update policies define the component configuration of the system you want to update.

Figure A-198 Import Policy

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Description of "Figure A-198 Import Policy"

A.21 Update Profile Icons

Update profile icons are icons that are associated to the update actions that are carried out on a profile in a defined order.

Figure A-200 New Profile Icon

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Figure A-202 Import Profile

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Description of "Figure A-202 Import Profile"

Figure A-203 Profile Install Packages

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Description of "Figure A-203 Profile Install Packages"

Figure A-204 Profile Uninstall Packages

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Description of "Figure A-204 Profile Uninstall Packages"

A.22 vDC Icons

Virtual Datacenter or vDC is a collection of the server pools that share the common storage and network resources.

Figure A-205 Reserved IP Address

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Figure A-206 Allocated IP Address

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Description of "Figure A-206 Allocated IP Address"

Figure A-207 Used IP Address

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Description of "Figure A-207 Used IP Address"