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The table below describes each item:
If no application is designated for a device, then the default application listed in the preceding table is invoked
when the corresponding menu item is selected.
Example: Sample entry for [tools] section
[tools]
total=5
1=1,&Zoom,SNMPTREE.EXE,Zoomin the object,zoom
2=1,&Alive Test,ALTEST.EXE,Alive test,altest
3=1,&MIB Browser,SNMPTREE.EXE,MIB browser,tree
4=1,M&IB-2 Viewer,MIB2VIEW.EXE,MIB-2(RFC1213) Viewer, mib2view
5=1,&Telnet,TELNET.EXE,Telnet,telnet
From the [tools] section, one can read the following information:
• Five menu items are listed in the Tools Menu – Zoom, Alive Test, MIB Browser, MIB-2 Viewer, and Telnet.
• Run each item by invoking the corresponding executable file. For example, run Zoom by invoking
ZOOM.EXE, etc.
• Invoking any command will display the corresponding help message in the status bar. For example, clicking
Zoom will display Zoom in the object.
• For the SNMP node, there is no override. This means that when Zoom and MIB Browser are selected,
SNMPTREE.EXE is executed.
• For SMC devices, the Zoom command invokes the corresponding EliteView management module; the Alive
Test command invokes ALTEST.EXE; and the MIB Browser command invokes SNMPTREE.EXE.
The [bitmaps] Section
The [bitmaps] NETMGR.INI section lists the filenames of graphic bitmaps that are used to show devices on the
EliteView maps. The graphic bitmaps are in standard *.BMP format. If you want to change any of the bitmaps
EliteView provides, you can create you own and integrate them into EliteView. You can do this simply by copying
a new bitmap into the bitmap directory and editing the [bitmap] section of the NETMGR.INI file.
Table B-5 Identifying Particular Tools for a Device
Parameter Description
Device_ID The device identifier defined in the [device] section.
Seq= The menu item sequence number the device will override.
Executeable Filename of the EliteView application that is invoked when the device type and menu items are
selected.