H3C Technologies H3C Intelligent Management Center - Manual (Page 92)

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OR—The default operator. When you include the OR operator (or a space) between two terms,
the items that contain either of the two terms are searched. For example, when you input device
OR interface, the items that contain either of device and interface are searched.
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AND—When you include the AND operator between two terms, the items that contain both
terms are searched. For example, when you input device AND interface, the items that contain
both device and interface are searched.
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NOT—When you include the NOT operator between two terms, the items that contain the term
before NOT and do not contain the term after NOT are searched. When the NOT operator is
used before the only one term input, no results will be searched. For example, when you input
device NOT interface, the items that contain device but do not contain interface are searched.
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Plus sign (+)—When you input +XX, the items to be searched must contain the term after +. For
example, when you input +device, the items that contain device are searched.
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Minus sign (-)—When you input -XX, the items to be searched cannot contain the term after -.
For example, when you input -device interface, the items that do not contain device and that
contain interface are searched.
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Question mark (?)—The single-character wildcard indicates any single character in the search.
For example, when you input devi?e, the items that contain device, devide, and so on are
searched.
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Asterisk sign (*)—The multiple-character wildcard indicates 0 or more characters. For example,
when you input devi*, the items that contain the word devi or any word prefixed with devi are
searched. When you input *vice, the items that contain the word vice or any word suffixed with
vice are searched; When you input *vic*, the items that contain any word with vic are searched.
4. Click .
The Extension dialog box appears. All the data, help, and navigation information that matches the
search criteria is displayed in the dialog box.
5. Click the Data, Help, or Navigation link to display the specified type of search results.
The search results include the following types:
• All—All the data, help, and navigation information that matches the search criteria.
• Data—Devices that match the search criteria. You can search devices by Device Label, System
Name, Device Status, Contact, IP Address, Location, or Device Category. Click the link for a device
in the search result to enter the Device Details page.
• Help—Help that matches the search criteria. Click the link displayed in the search result to open the
matching help page.
• Navigation—Function navigation entry that matches the search criteria. Click the link displayed in
the search result to enter the matching function page.
Performing an advanced search for a device
To perform an advanced device search:
1. Navigate to the Advanced Query page.
2. Click the Advanced icon located in the upper right corner of the IMC page.
3. Click the radio button to the left of Query Devices to perform a device search.
4. Enter the following information in the Advanced Query page:
• Device Label—IMC supports fuzzy matching for this field. You can enter a partial or complete name
for the devices you want to locate in the Device Label field.