Viewer panels

All Viewer panels may or may not be included in the viewer definition, so they may not always be present. The button to the left of the text field displays the current session, which is the session to which commands are sent. When the button is clicked a menu with all the sessions appear and the operator may select a different session.
When another session is selected, the text of the button changes. The button in the top left launches the Session Viewer. When the current session changes, its text changes as well.

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An example of Viewer panel when you select the Priority Messages tab is as follows:

The following table describes the panel fields:

#	Field	Description
1	Explore panel	Displays the list of Explorers You can use the tabs to switch between different explorers.
2	Session Viewer launcher	Launches the Session Viewer
3	Current session	Displays the current session of the Session Viewer that you are running and allows you to change the current session. A popup is displayed when you click the button. Click the desired session to make it the current session.
4	Enter	Lets the user force a peer review.
5	Function Key	The function key button shows a popup list that allows you to send a function key to the console. Click the button and select the function key to send. The key is sent immediately when you select it.
6	Hide Input	Hides your input commands when you select the checkbox
7	Input panel	Enter commands for the active session. The command will be sent to the console of the active session.
8	Enable Peer Review	Forces a peer review After entering a command, press Enter to force a peer review.
9	Initiate peer review	Initiates a peer review for the selected session
10	Freeze scrolling	Temporarily suspends the automatic scrolling of the message panel The border around the scrolling message panel turns red to indicate that scrolling is frozen and new messages are not being displayed.
11	Scrolling message panel	The scrolling message panel shows messages for all sessions. You can go to the View and then to Sessions menu to open a dialog box to filter the messages. The border around the scrolling message panel turns yellow to indicate that you have session filtering applied.
12	Priority message panel	Lets you view the priority messages You can use the tabs to switch to other panels.

An example of Viewer panel when you select Alerts tab is as follows:

An example of Viewer panel when you select the LPAR tab is as follows:

The following topics provide more information about the various panes of

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