Hostlist


Hostlist is the object containing hosts, lines and areas of a visual map. Hosts can be displayed by various colors depending on the current condition: offline, online, opened and alarm. Host is Opened if it opened even once in the current session. Host in Alarm if for it has worked the notification (for example about that that it was switched off). Thus it will be is in such condition while the user will not click on it the mouse. Hosts it is possible to translate from one hostlist to another having specified necessary hostlist in field Hostlist of a window of editing of properties of a computer. It is possible as to include an automatic grouping hosts  by name working group or to first three their figures IP of the address. It is set in the main menu > Settings-> Autosplit. In the same place it is possible to disconnect an autogrouping or to send all hosts to the default hostlist. In preferences it is possible to enable option Delete empty lists. The data of all hostlist NetView stores in a file (by default default.nvh). it is better to not climb, but in general its structure is rather obvious. The information of hostlist can be represented in three kinds which can be switched from the contextual menu > Current sublist-> View as: {The context menu} or by keys <-> and <+>

List. Only icons appropriate to conditions of hosts and their names in this case are displayed. The additional information such as IP, the working group, a condition, notes are displayed in the emerging help at prompting a mousy on host.

In details. The information is displayed as the list with columns (a column of names, IP addresses etc). The width of columnes and sort type, saves in a hostlist file and is restored at the following start. Take into account that if hostlist is not saved before an exit and if that is switched off Autosave hostlist in Preferences this information as it will not be kept.

Visual plan. This is a Visual Map mode/ resized by 2 times without possibility to edit map.

Visual map. This mode is intended for visualization of a computer network.

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