HP NonStop G-Series - Manual (Page 36)

Connection Status
Indicates the current state of all OSM service connection processes. Each
IP address listed is associated with a corresponding TCPIP stack
configured in the OSMCONF (OSM server configuration) file. You
should have at least two connections with a status of UP for
fault-tolerance.
System Status
Displays a small dialog box containing a system icon, which changes
color to indicate problems within the system. These dialog boxes allow
you to monitor several systems while minimizing the Management
window for each system to save screen space. (However, closing a
Management window also closes the associated System Status window.)
Tools Menu
The Tools menu contains the following items:
Event Viewer
Launches the OSM Event Viewer in a separate window. You
can also launch the OSM Event Viewer from the Start menu
(if you have the OSM client components installed) or directly
through an Internet Explorer browser window (without
having a current OSM Service Connection session).
Save Snapshot
Displays the Save Snapshot dialog box, which enables you to
create and save a snapshot of your system. A snapshot
provides information regarding the state of your system and
all components at the time that the snapshot file was saved.
Snaphots can be loaded and viewed by connecting to any
server running OSM server software.
Reload Configuration Settings
Initiates the process of reloading your OSM server
configuration settings. Select Reload Configuration Settings
to put into effect any changes made to your OSMCONF file.
A dialog will instruct you which OSM processes must be
restarted for the reload to be complete.
Create Bookmark
Creates an entry in your Internet Explorer Favorites list for
the system you are currently logged on to. Use this bookmark
for future access to this system instead of entering the full
URL for the system.
Windows Menu
The Windows menu contains a list of all open OSM windows and dialog boxes in the order they
were opened. Selecting a particular menu item brings that window or dialog box to the
foreground.