3.7 Reflection X Icons
The icons displayed in the left panel of X Manager show the status of the X Manager components available to you.
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Create Create a new definition. |
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Delete Delete the currently selected definition |
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Move up Move selected definition up in the section. |
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Move down Move selected definition down in the section. |
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Sort alphabetically Sort the items alphabetically in a section of the navigation pane. |
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Hide Hide a section of the navigation pane. |
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Expand Expand a section of the navigation pane. |
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X client definition Configuration settings for starting an X client application. |
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Public X client definition (domain mode only) X client definition created by the administrator, and available to all users in the domain. Only the administrator can modify the settings in this shared definition. |
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XDMCP definition Configuration settings for making an XDMCP connection. |
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Public XDMCP definition (domain mode only) XDMCP connection definition created by the administrator, and available to all users in the domain. Only the administrator can modify the settings in this shared definition. |
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Launch group definition List of X Client and/or XDMCP definitions to launch as a group. |
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Public launch group definition (domain mode only) A launch group definition created by the administrator, and available to all users in the domain. Only the administrator can modify the items in this list. |
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Session definition Configuration settings for a session. |
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Public session definition (domain mode only) Session definition created by the administrator, and available to all users in the domain. Only the administrator can modify the settings in this shared definition. |
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Running session that is being viewed The session has been started, and is currently being viewed on this computer. |
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Running session that is not being viewed The session has been started, but is not currently being viewed on this computer. |
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Trashcan Find the trashcan icon is in the toolbar. If the trashcan is full (as shown here) there are one or more definitions available in the trashcan that you can still restore. Click the icon to open the dialog box and restore a deleted definition. |
When working with Fonts, Secure Shell Keys, and Color Schemes, the following icons display:
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User key Secure Shell user key pair for connection to X clients. |
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Trusted host key Secure Shell host public key for connections to X clients. |
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Public trusted host key Secure Shell host public key created by the administrator, and available to all users in the domain. |
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Font collection Font file set collection for use by X servers. |
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Public font collection Font file set collection created by the administrator, and available to all users in the domain. |
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Color scheme Configuration settings for colors in a color scheme, which can be used by an X server. |
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Public color scheme Color scheme created by the administrator, and available to users in the domain. |
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Keyboard map Configuration settings for keyboard actions. |
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Public keyboard map Keyboard map created by the administrator, and available to users in the domain. |
The following icons appear in the X Administrative Console.
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Set user password Available from the pane when is set to Internal. |
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Registered node (online) On the Domain Composition pane. Indicates that the listed domain node is online. |
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Registered node (not online) On the Domain Composition pane. Indicates that the listed node is not available. |
