Using the Explorer tree
Warning
Important
- If a node is associated with a session and the session has priority messages, a badge next to the node displays the number of priority messages.
- The Explorer is available to a viewer only if the administrator assigns the Explorer to the viewer. The administrator defines and assigns Explorer views as described in Explorers.
Using the Explorer tree to execute actions
Use the following procedure to access the nodes in the Explorer tree and execute actions.
- On the Automation Viewers page, click Open browser-based viewer.
After successful login, the Sessions page is displayed. - Click the Viewer list
icon.
The viewers list is displayed. - Click
next to the Viewer that you want to open. - Click
on the right navigation bar.
The Explorers panel displays the list of all Explorers.
- You can use the Expand All option to expand the Explorers tree and see the nodes list. Click Collapse All to hide the list.
- Click on any explorer to see all the nodes in the Explorer tree.
- Click a node to select it.
If the node is associated with an active session in the viewer, the session selector displays the session.
- To list all actions associated with the node, click
next to the node.
A pop-up displays the available actions.
- (Optional) For additional information about an action, click the down arrow to expand the action.
For example, clicking rdl with params arrow in the example to list the action type and RDL function:
- To execute an action, click
beside the action.
For example, clicking for rdl with params prompts you to enter a parameter and then executes the corresponding function.
Tip: For faster searching, add an asterisk to the end of your partial query. Example: cert*