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Operating the Web Control Panel
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Chapter 3
Operating the Web Control Panel
Interface Layout
Introduction
The miSAN-V-Series presents the Web Control Panel Java applet in an 800
×
600 pixel
frame (See Figure 3-1). You may have to adjust the screen size to accommodate the
frame dimensions. After the applet is authenticated and fully loaded, the interface will
appear. The interface features a main menu bar and several tabs for displaying the status
of devices, labeled “Devices,” and virtual tapes, labeled “Virtual tapes.” If the miSAN-V-
Series is configured with the Tape Library Control support option, another tab labeled
“Physical tapes” will show the status of physical tapes in an external tape library.
frame dimensions. After the applet is authenticated and fully loaded, the interface will
appear. The interface features a main menu bar and several tabs for displaying the status
of devices, labeled “Devices,” and virtual tapes, labeled “Virtual tapes.” If the miSAN-V-
Series is configured with the Tape Library Control support option, another tab labeled
“Physical tapes” will show the status of physical tapes in an external tape library.
Main Menu Bar Introduction
The Web Control Panel main menu bar appears at the top of the interface. The menu bar
offers five selections: Tools, HSTC Options, Information, Browser links and Help (See
Figure 3-1). The “Menu Descriptions” section, later in this chapter, includes detailed
explanations for menu selections and item options.
offers five selections: Tools, HSTC Options, Information, Browser links and Help (See
Figure 3-1). The “Menu Descriptions” section, later in this chapter, includes detailed
explanations for menu selections and item options.
Note
Not all menu and tab items will appear or be displayed in every context.
The appearance of an item is based on the miSAN-V-Series model
configuration and its current state of operation.
The appearance of an item is based on the miSAN-V-Series model
configuration and its current state of operation.
Figure 3-1 Main Menu Bar