Intel SX220 - Manual (Page 120)

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4. Click OK.
The ISC Console will test the specified server for all ISC-registered tools. If one or
more of the tools is found, then the server will be added to the server tree.
Delete/Delete All
You can manually delete a server from the ISC Console server tree.
To delete a server, do the following steps:
1. Select a server or multiple servers from the Windows NT Servers, NetWare
Servers, UnixWare Servers, or Servers of Unknown Type branch in the server
tree.
2. On the Button Bar, click the Server->Delete or Server->Delete All menu selection.
3. A confirmation dialog will be displayed. Click <OK>.
ISC will delete the server(s) from the server tree. To restore information about that
server, you must rediscover the server using Server->Add or Server->Discover.
View Menu Options
Icon View/List View
Changes the format of the icons in the Tool Pane.
The Navigation Pane
The Navigation pane shows a tree view of servers with management tools that have
been discovered. The tree view has expansion icons (“+” or “-”) appearing to the left.
The tree can be expanded to list managed servers or collapsed to hide managed
servers.
The Tool Pane
When you select a server in the navigation pane, the tool pane displays a set of
icons representing the management tools supported on that server. You can start the
management tool for the managed server by double-clicking the tool icon in the tool
pane.
The DPC or CSSU application icons will not appear in the tool list for servers
discovered by the ISC console application unless the ISC platform instrumentation is
running on the server during discovery or an entry for the server exists in the DPC or
CSSU phonebook.