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Figure 43: Access By Options<br />

Remote Display Commands<br />

interact with the <strong>TotalView</strong> running on that remote server. You will find<br />

details on how this happens in “Using Remote Display” on page 35. The following<br />

sections tell you what the individual controls and commands do<br />

within the Client Window.<br />

To see how you use the client, see “Sample Session” on page 37.<br />

Session Profiles Area<br />

This section of the Client window has two sections. The first has four icons.<br />

From left to right they are:<br />

Creates a new profile using the current settings. If you do not use this button,<br />

the Client automatically writes the changes you’ve made back into the selected<br />

profile when you press the Launch Debug Session button at the bottom of<br />

the Client window.<br />

Deletes the selected profile.<br />

Imports a file. After selecting this command, the Client displays a file explorer<br />

window. Use this window to locate the profile to be loaded. After you import a<br />

file, it remains within your Client profile until you delete it.<br />

Exports a file. After selecting this command, the Client displays a file explorer<br />

window. Use this window to locate a directory into which the Client will write the<br />

selected profile.<br />

The second part names the profiles that you have either created or<br />

imported. After selecting a profile, its attributes are displayed in the right<br />

side of the window.<br />

Remote Host and Routing Area<br />

This top right portion of the Client window lets you:<br />

� Name the remote host upon which <strong>TotalView</strong> will run.<br />

� Indicate the method you will use to access the remote host. You can access<br />

it by providing your user name on the remote host, a public key file,<br />

or ssh options.<br />

� Optionally select intermediate hosts (if they are needed), the method<br />

used to access the intermediate host, and the value needed to use this<br />

method.<br />

You enter information into these fields as follows:<br />

<strong>TotalView</strong> <strong>Users</strong> <strong>Guide</strong>: version 8.7 45

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