The following table describes the properties displayed for a managed Windows system or partition. Use this table to help you interpret data when monitoring and managing these systems and partitions.
| Property | Definition |
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| Default Action | The action that is initiated when you double-click the Windows system or press Enter while it is selected in a table or topology. |
| Identifier | The name of the system preceded by the names of the objects that contain it. For example, the identifier of a system in a server is: <server> . <system>. |
| Image | The image that represents the system in a topology. |
| Name | The name by which the system is known within Operations Sentinel. The name is used in alerts and log files to identify the system; it is also the image label for the system in a topology. |
| Server | The server the system belongs to, if any. |
| System Type | The type of system. In this case, the value is always Windows. |
| Tag | A property that your site uses however it chooses. It is often used as an identifier to make filtering of managed objects easier. |
| Console Server | Specifies the network name or IP address of the device used to remotely access the Local Desktop, such as Unisys Console Manager or another network console management device. |
| External Network Name | The Internet name of the system. The external network name is made available to external applications launched for the Windows system. Typically, External Network Name is the same as the Network Name. However, these names might differ if the workstation running Operations Sentinel Console uses a different name to identify the system than the Operations Sentinel server does. |
| Monitor | Indicates whether the system is monitored by the Operations Sentinel server. The value is either
The value of Monitor does not affect logging of messages for the system. |
| Network Name | The Internet name of the system that is used by Operations Sentinel Console to make a connection to the Windows Agent. Typically, the network name is the same as the name of the system. |
| Service Processor | Indicates whether the system is a service processor. The value is either
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| Connection State | The state of the connection between the Operations Sentinel server and the system. This value affects the display of the connection line to the system in topologies. The value is one of the following:
If the state of the connection is Disconnected or Unknown, an alert is raised. |
| Console State | The state of the Windows Agent on the system. The value is either
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| Service Processor State | If the Windows systems acts as a Service Processor, this property displays the state of the Service Processor. The value is one of the following:
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