NET/MASTER Management Services (MS) Operator's Guide

The Console Extras Function Keys
Accessing External Utilities and Applications
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3. If there is no customized Console Extras utility list, then the default Console Extras
utility list is displayed. The default list consists of the following names:
DSMPM provides access to the DSM/Problem Manager system (refer to the
DSM/Problem Manager User’s Guide). DSMPM supports both 6530 and 3270
type terminals.
EMSA provides access to the Event Management Service Analyzer product
(refer to the Event Management Service (EMS) Analyzer User’s Guide and
Reference Manual) (supported on 6530 and compatible terminals only).
NETSTATUS provides access to the NetStatus product (refer to the NetStatus
User’s Guide) (supported on 6530 and compatible terminals only).
OMF provides access to the Object Monitoring Facility application (refer to the
Object Monitoring Facility (OMF) User’s Guide and Reference Manual) (supported
on 6530 and compatible terminals only).
VIEWSYS provides access to the ViewSys system resource monitor (refer to
the ViewSys User’s Guide) (supported on 6530 and compatible terminals only).
The Console Extras
Function Keys
Table 7-4 describes how function keys are defined in the Console Extras facility.
Table 7-4. Console Extras Function Key Definitions
6530
Function Key
3270
Function Key
Equivalent
Command
Description
F1 PF01 HELP Displays help.
F2 PF02 SPLIT Executes the SPLIT command to open a new
window.
F3 PF03 EXIT or X Returns to the previous screen.
F4 PF04 RETURN Returns to the previous screen.
F9 PF09 SWAP Executes the SWAP command to open a new
window or, if two windows are already open, to
reverse their dimensions and enter the other
window.
The Console Extras Utility
List Screen
The Console Extras Utility List screen includes:
A command line through which you can issue a command listed in Table 7-4 or
enter a path specification to skip panels
A message line (directly below the command line)
A line listing the functions (each with the corresponding action code) that you can
perform on a utility