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Remote Display Commands
Remote Host Type in the name of the machine upon which TotalView
will execute. TotalView must be installed on that machine.
If you do not have a direct path to the remote
host, see “Host” on page 46
User Name Type in your user name on the remote host.
Commands Type in commands (in a comma-separated list) to execute
on the remote host before TotalView or
MemoryScape executes
Host If you cannot directly reach the machine upon which
TotalView will execute, enter an intermediate host
name of the route the Client will take, the Access By
method used to reach this remote host, and the information
required by the Access By entry. If your network
has a gateway machine, you would name it here in addition
to other systems in the path to the remote host.
Commands In the column following the Access Type, type in commands
(in a comma-separated list) to execute when
connected to the remote host, before connecting to the
next host.
Access By and Access Value
Select one of these options:
(1) User Name is what you enter into a shell command
such as ssh to login to the host machine. You would
enter this name in the Access Value field.
(2) Public Key File tells the client that access information
is entered into file entered into the Access Value
field.
(3) Other SSH Options will contain the ssh arguments
needed to access the intermediate host. These are the
same arguments you normally add to the ssh command.
Route management controls
Adds an additional row into which you can enter a
Host, Access By method, and an Access Value.
Deletes a row from the table.
Moves the selected row up one row.
Moves the selected row down one row.
Product Area
The product area within the Client window is where you enter information
needed to start TotalView on the remote host.
TotalView Directory on Remote Host
Enter the directory name in which theexecutable resides.
If you have changed the executable’s pathname,
you’ll need to specify the new pathname.
Arguments for ... Enter TotalView command-line options.
46 Chapter 3: Getting Started with Remote Display Client