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HP Desk Configurator Screens All of the Configurator screens are described in this section. The following diagram shows you how all the Configurator screens are hierarchically linked together. It lists all the screens and their related menus. A summary table of all the Configurator screens, the various levels and an outline description of their functions are included after the diagram. Configuration options list the generic functions keys for all the screens.Configurator Screens Hierarchy. The screens of the Configurator are listed in the following order: * Database-related screens * Directory-related screens * System-related screens * Network-related screens * HP Schedule-related screens HP Desk Configurator Screens Main Level - Related Screens - Function ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Database | MAILCONFIG Main | Configurator Main Menu. screens | | | Database Definition | Creates a suitable size database. | 1 | | Database Definition | Displays calculated size of | 2 | database to be created. | Caendar/Diary | Creates a suitable size of | Database Definition | database. | 1 | | Calendar/Diary | Displays calculated size of | Database Definition | database to be created. | 2 | | Global Database | Displays information on the size | Report | of the Global data sets. | Local Database | Displays information on the size | Report | and structure of the Local data | | sets. | Calendar Diary | Displays information on the size | Database Report | and structure of the | | Calendar/Diary data sets. | Native Database | Displays information on the size | Report | and structure of the Native data | | sets. This facility is only | | intended for 16-bit versions of | | HP Desk. | Verification | Verifies whether a database has | | been unloaded. | Configuration Main | Provides access to all | Menu-full version | configuration options. | Configuration Main | Provides the Local Administrator | Menu-limited | with configuration options. | versions | Directory | Directory Menu | Provides access to screens where screens | | you define information about | | users and their locations. | Country Information | Defines the countries in your HP | | Desk installation. | Country List | Lists the countries defined in | | your HP Desk installation. | Location Information | Defines the locations for each | | country in your HP Desk | | installation. | Location List | Lists the locations for any | | country defined in your HP Desk | | installation. | Sublocation | Defines the sublocations for each | Information | location in your HP Desk | | installation. | Sublocation List | Lists the sublocations for any | | location defined in your HP Desk | | installation. | User Information 1 | Configures local users on a | | mailnode. | User Information 2 | Defines a local users' | | capabilities. | User List | Lists the users at a particular | | mailnode. | Hierarchy Screen | Defines an existing location so | | that it becomes hierarchically | | addressed. HP Desk Configurator Screens Main Level - Related Screens - Function ----------------------------------------------------------------------- System | System Menu | Provides access to screens where screens | | you provide data and security | | structure for the local computer. | Local Control Data | Defines control data on the local | Information | computer. | System User Details | Provides access to screens where | Menu | you configure User Templates, | | User Password Controls, and | | Capability Groups information. | User Configuration | Defines templates used to | Templates | configure Users. | User Password | Sets controls on User Passwords. | Control | | Capability Groups | Names the capability groups to | Information | which users can belong. | System Reporting | Defines how system information is | Information | reported. | Server Information | Defines the times when servers | | under the HP Desk Supervisor are | | available. | Server List | Lists the servers configured on | | the local computer. | Directory Updates | Provides access to screens where | Menu | you control the directory update | | mechanism and sequencing | | information. | Update Reporting | Controls the distribution of | Screen | Directory Updates Reports. | Sequence Information | Controls sequenced Directory | | updates. | Garbage Collection | Controls the times that the | Information | Garbage Collector runs on your HP | | DeskManagerPLUS system. HP Desk Configurator Screens Main Level - Related Screens - Function ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Network | Network Menu | Provides access to screens where screens | | you specify the information about | | the remote computers the local | | computer communicates with. | NS/DS Computer | Defines the way in which the | Information | local computer communicates with | | other computers via NS and DS. | NS/DS Computer list | Lists the all the other (remote) | | computers defined in your HP Desk | | network. | Route Information | Records the computer or gateway | | name through which messages are | | sent. | Route List | Lists all the remote computers | | through which a particular | | mailnode is accessed. | External File | Configures details of gateways to | Transfer/Foreign | foreign systems. | Service Connection | | (EFT/FSC) | | EFT/FSC Gateway List | Lists all the EFT/FSC gateways in | | your HP Desk network. | Foreign Address | Configure a user's foreign | Alias Information | address alias on a particular | | gateway. | Verification | Verifies whether a foreign | | address alias is to be added to | | the BCREPORT file. | Foreign Address | Lists all the users who have a | Alias List | foreign address configured at a | | particular gateway. | Intrinsically | Configures a gateway for use with | Accessible Gateway | the HP Desk Intrinsics. | Information | | Intrinsically | Lists the gateways through which | Accessible Gateway | the HP Desk Intrinsics are | List | accessed. | X400 | Defines X.400 gateway connection | | information. | HP OpenMail Gateway | Configures the gateways to HP | Information | OpenMail Systems. | SNADS | Records details about gateway | | connections to SNADS (IBM's SNA | | Distribution Services) systems. HP Schedule | Schedule Menu | Provides access to screens where screens | | Resources are scheduled. | Resource Class | Records the names of Attributes | Information | given to a Resource Class. | Resource Information | Records the values given to a | | Resource. Configuration Options The following generic function keys are used in the Configurator: * f1 returns you to the previous menu, or screen. * Add f2 adds the information in the fields of the screen to the database. * Delete f3 deletes the information in the field of a screen from the database. We recommend that before pressing this key at any information screen, you press Get (see below). Full details of the item are then displayed, so you can confirm you are deleting the correct item. * Refresh Screen f4 displays the current screen if it becomes distorted. * Get f5 retrieves the details of the specified element from the database and displays them in the fields on screen. It is advisable to use this function key to call up the information about corresponding features, such as location, computer or user, before you modify or delete any information. In this way you can check you are altering the correct feature. * Modify f6 modifies an existing item in the database according to the information in the fields of the screen. If you leave a field blank, the corresponding information in the database element becomes an empty string. To ensure that no values are accidentally erased in this way, you should press Get before modifying an item to check you are modifying the correct item. * Print Screen f7 prints the current screen and its contents to the spoolfile FORMLIST, which is printed to the system line printer when you exit the Configurator. You can change the destination of the formal file designator FORMLIST, if you want to, by using a file equation. * List f8 lists elements corresponding to the information contained in the fields of the screen. For example, all the locations for a specified country, or all the sublocations for a specified location.
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