•While the FSE GUI-Server (Process) window is in focus, press the key combination ALT + F4.

Starting and stopping the FSE Management Console client

You can start the FSE Management Console client using the command-line interface. Command-line options enable you to customize the path of the FSE Management Console client log file and set the preferred debugging level. You can stop the FSE Management Console client using the graphical user interface.

Windows specific

On the Windows platform, you can also start the FSE Management Console client using the graphical user interface.

When starting up, the FSE Management Console client reads the initialization file for the current user. This file contains all the current settings made by this user during the last session, for example, defined systems with connection details and settings from the Settings dialog. The environment of the client is restored to its original state - the stored settings are applied and the corresponding system objects are added to the tree. If a password has been previously saved for a system, the FSE Management Console client tries to reconnect silently, otherwise the Connection dialog appears.

The location of the FSE Management Console client initialization file is platform-dependent.

Linux specific

On the Linux platform, the full pathname of the initialization file is $HOME/.qt/guicltrc. The value of $HOME is the full pathname of the home directory of the respective user: /root for the root user and

/home/UserLoginName for other users).

Windows specific

On the Windows platform, the full pathname of the initialization file is

C:\Documents and Settings\Username\Application Data\guicltrc.

The command-line options of the FSE Management Console client are the same on all supported platforms.

Usage:

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guiclt [-l <logfile>] [-P <objectpath>] [-d<level> -D<object>] -l <logfile> - does logging into the specified <logfile>;

-P <objectpath> - opens only the specified tree branch in the window; -d<level> -D<object> - specifies the debug level.

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Starting the FSE Management Console client on Linux systems

On the Linux platform, the FSE Management Console client can be started using the command-line interface.

Starting the FSE Management Console client using the operating system CLI

Prerequisites

Before starting the FSE Management Console client, the following prerequisites must be fulfilled:

•As the FSE Management Console client is an X11 application, general prerequisites for X11 applications apply. Before starting the FSE Management Console client, check that your DISPLAY environment variable is set properly. The variable has to conform to the following format:

DISPLAY=Hostame:Display[.Screen]

If the variable is not set, use the export command to specify it.

Example of setting the DISPLAY environment variable

# export DISPLAY=fse_mc_client:0

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