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Configuring Attribute Matrix Views Adding Attribute Matrix Views To add an Attribute Matrix View: 1. Click the Configure menu. 2. Click Attribute Matrix Views. Add – Displays the Attribute Matrix View – Add dialog box for adding an Attribute Matrix View. Modify – Displays the Attribute Matrix View – Modify dialog box for changing the selected Attribute Matrix View. Remove – Deletes the selected Attribute Matrix View. 748 OneSight Administrator Guide
Configuring Attribute Matrix Views Name – Displays the Attribute Matrix View name. Description – Displays the Attribute Matrix View’s description. 3. Click Add. Name – Enter a name for the Attribute Matrix View. This name will be listed in the Attribute Matrix Views menu item in the Add Report menu on the Reports tab. Title – Enter the title of the report. Description – Enter a description of the report. The description is displayed under the report title. Chapter 10: Configuring Attributes and Views 749
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Administrator Guide Empirix OneSigh
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Contents Contents Preface xvii Abou
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Contents To check for SQL objects i
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Contents Configuring Database Monit
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Contents General Tab Main Settings
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Preface Preface About This Guide We
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Preface Related Documentation OneSi
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Preface The following features are
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C h a p t e r 1 Introduction Featur
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What OneSight Monitors Log File, D
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System Requirements The following d
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System Requirements The evaluation
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C h a p t e r 2 Installing OneSight
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Installing OneSight run under a dom
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Installing OneSight Configuring SQL
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Deciding Which Monitors to Use such
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C h a p t e r 4 Configuring Monitor
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Authentication Authentication Monit
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Configuring OneSight Probe Monitors
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Configuring Event Log Monitors Loca
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Configuring FTP Monitors If you neg
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Configuring Perfmon Monitors Add -
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Adding Alerts to a Monitor Adding A
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Adding a SmartLink to a Monitor Net
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C h a p t e r 7 Configuring Systems
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Modifying System Definitions Data S
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Index Access Control, 813 Access Co
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Index XMS Systems, 887 Configuring
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Index Deleting, 803 Location Tab, 4
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