Operations Sentinel Status User Guide - Public Support Login - Unisys

Starting and Terminating Status
2.4.2. Starting Status Independently of Single Point Operations
Console
You can also start Status independently of Single Point Operations Console, from the
Windows Start Programs menu on a Single Point Operations workstation.
Starting Status in this fashion lets you run Status with a configuration different from the
configuration currently used by Single Point Operations Console. It also allows you to run
Status without also running Single Point Operations Console.
When you start Status independently of Single Point Operations Console, you are asked
to specify the Single Point Operation server, configuration, resource set, classification,
component sets, and diagram, as follows:
1. On a Single Point Operations workstation, click the Start button, then Programs, then
Single Point Operationsx.y.z, then Single Point Operations Status.
2. Status displays a dialog window showing the Single Point Operations servers the
workstation can connect to choose the desired server by double clicking its name.
(This window is omitted if only one server is available.)
3. Status displays a dialog window showing the names of available Single Point
Operations configurations. (This window is omitted if only one configuration is
available.) Choose the desired configuration by double-clicking its name. After you
select the configuration, Status initializes communication with the various consoles
and hosts defined in the configuration.
4. Status displays a dialog window showing the names of available resource sets.
Choose the desired resource set by double-clicking its name. (If a default resource
set was specified for your user name using Single Point Operations Configuration,
this window is omitted and the default resource set is automatically selected. For
further information, see the Single Point Operations Administration and Configuration
Guide.)
5. Status displays a dialog window showing the names of available classifications. (This
window is omitted if only one classification is available.) Choose the desired diagram
by clicking its name.
6. Status displays a dialog window showing the names of component sets associated
with the combination of classification and configuration you selected. (This window is
omitted if no component sets are associated with the combination.) Choose any
subset of these component sets by clicking their names, and then clicking OK. The
order in which you select component sets can be important, because information in
one component set may override information in another. If you click Unknown, no
component sets are selected.
7. Status displays a dialog window showing the names of diagrams associated with the
combination of configuration and classification selected. (This window is omitted if
only one diagram is associated with the combination.) Choose the desired diagram
by double-clicking its name.
After you complete this procedure, Status determines which components belong in each
component group and displays the selected Status diagram (see 3.2). Status is now
started.
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