Cisco Cisco Process Orchestrator 3.0 User Guide

From the After a process is started dropdown list, choose one of the following options to determine 
what is displayed after a process begins:

Click OK.

The Reset User Preferences button on the Windows and Layout tab restores the Console configuration 
to the default value.

If the window position and size, columns and column sizes, and other configurations in the Console have 
been modified, this option restores the settings to the Console default settings. The product will 
automatically close when you reset user preferences.

To restore the default Console configuration:

Choose Tools > Options, then click the Windows and Layout tab. 

Under Saved user preferences, click Reset User Preferences, then click OK. 

After confirming the action, the Console will close automatically.

The Cisco Process Orchestrator Diagnostic Utility collects various information about the server 
environment, installation, as well as any errors or exceptions. The information is compiled into a zip file 
and saved according to the user preference. The user can then send the information to Cisco Process 
Orchestrator Technical Support to help diagnose the problem with the Process Orchestrator installation.

Run this utility only when directed to do so by Customer Support.

The following data is collected by the Utility:

Diagnostic logs written by the Cisco Process Orchestrator Service, console and other components 
(*.log files)

Information about the computer: including memory, processors, OS versions, installed hotfixes and 
applications (ComputerInfo.txt)

Information about files installed in the Process Orchestrator installation folder (FileInfo.txt)

Snapshots of the Windows Event logs (Application, System, as well as Process Orchestrator-specific 
logs) (.evt files)

Show Instances

Displays the processes initiated in the Start Process Results popup 
window.

None

Does not display the Start Process Results popup window.