Using iIS Console Windows

Using iIS Console Windows

The iIS Console is a graphical system application developed in iPlanet UDS whose windows behave in accordance with your host window system. If you use graphical applications in your host window system, the Console will be familiar.

Using the Mouse

The iIS Console behaves like any standard application in your window

system—mouse clicks select objects, double-clicks open objects, and click-and-drag operations move or copy objects. If your mouse has more than one button, you use the left-most button for these operations (or, if your mouse is configured specifically for left-handed use, the right-most button).

The iIS Console also uses the right-most button to present popup menu commands as an alternative to using the menu bar. The popup menu choices presented by right-clicking depend on which, if any, items are selected in the active window.

Window Refresh Behavior

Many iIS Console windows display lists that are maintained by the engine and are in a constant state of change. iIS Console lets you determine if and how often window displays are refreshed to correspond to information maintained by the engine. Each display window has a default automatic refresh time interval setting.

You can turn automatic refresh off or on, set the automatic refresh interval, or force an immediate refresh.

To turn automatic refresh off or on

1. Enable the Automatic Refresh toggle in the bottom right of the window.

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