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Using the 700wl Series System
Tables
In configure tables, each row in a table typically displays the key items that define the element
represented by the table row. For example, rows in the Rights Assignment table show the Identity
Profile, Connection Profile, and Access Policy that defines the Rights Assignment row.
Configure tables, primarily those under the Rights tabs, provide the ability to edit the row
definitions, add or delete rows, and edit or configure individual items within a row. Data tables,
such as those under Status, provide the ability to view more detailed information about rows in the
table or items within a row, but not alter the contents of the rows themselves.
Figure 2-9. Configure Tables
• Manipulating rows
To operate on rows in a table, use the buttons on the right side of the row as shown in Figure 2-9.
The common buttons for editing a row (
) and for deleting an row ( )are shown. See Common
Buttons on page 2-15 for a full list of buttons.
• Manipulating items within a row
In some tables you can edit an item in the table by clicking on that item. Row items that can be
edited or configured appear as a link when the cursor is rolled over the item. An example of this is
show in
Figure 2-9 where the “Manufacturing” link under the Connection Profile column is
highlighted.
HP ProCurve Secure Access 700wl Series Management and Configuration Guide 2-13