HP Systems Insight Manager 5.3 Technical Reference Guide

Printing cluster search results
1. After the Search Results appears, click View. The results appear.
2. Click Print.
The results are printed.
Note: The Print dialog box might be hidden. If so, go to the Windows Task Bar to display the box.
Because the following print options are not supported in HP SIM, you cannot perform the following
tasks:
• Change the Orientation to Landscape in the Print dialog box (see “Printing” for a workaround
to this issue)
• Cancel printing after the print job has been executed; however, you can access the operating
system's print queue and cancel the print job
• Cancel printing to a file
• Print selected clusters; only the entire search results
• Print the cluster search results if you close the browser immediately after issuing a print request
Related procedures
• Saving collections
• Deleting cluster search results
Related topic
▲ Performing an advanced search for clusters
Deleting cluster search results
NOTE: Deleting multiple clusters from a collection can cause performance delays.
NOTE: You cannot delete clusters that contain cluster members. To delete a cluster and its cluster members,
select the All Systems collection in the System and Event Collections panel. Then, select the cluster and
all of its members, and then click Delete.
1. After the search results appear, select clusters to delete from the search, and then click Delete. A dialog
box appears, stating, Are you sure you want to delete these systems?
2. To delete the systems, click OK, or to return to the Search Results page without deleting the clusters,
click Cancel.
Related procedures
• Performing an advanced search for clusters
• Printing cluster search results
Related topic
▲ Searching for systems and events
Search criteria
You can select from many criteria when you create a collection. Although the task you run is associated with
one collection, one collection can include numerous conditions.
You can also exclude criteria. For example, including all systems of the type server and excluding all systems
of a certain processor type provides a more distinct subset of the servers on the network. This filtering is
accomplished by selecting is or is not comparison selections.
Commonly used criteria include system type , IP address, product name, and hardware status. Less frequently
used criteria include event category selection (trap categories), processor, management protocol, and memory
range. Event collections include both system criteria and event criteria. However, event criteria do not apply
to system collections.
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