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Message Bar and Client Area, Table 3-1, Message Levels Urgency, Level and Color, Meaning

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Running the T1500/T1510 Client Manager Program 13 Message Bar and Client Area The message bar displays messages issued by the Client Manager software. Some of these messages are displayed in the client area and are also written to a log file (:/T1500/admin.tcl/admin_data/log/admin.log). The background colors of the displayed messages indicate the urgency/severity of the messages on a scale of 0 to 4, as listed in Table 3-1. Table 3-1 Message Levels (Urgency) Level and Color Meaning 0 - Green Debug information 1 - Yellow Inform - informational value only 2 - Orange Warning - not necessarily injurious 3 - Light Red Error 4 - Dark Red Critical The configuration file (:/T1500/admin.tcl/admin_data/config/ AdminLib.cfg) may be edited to change the message levels that are logged/ displayed (see Figure 3-4 for commands used in the configuration file).

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Running the T1500/T1510 Client Manager Program
13
Message Bar and Client Area
The message bar displays messages issued by the Client Manager
software.
Some of these messages are displayed in the client area and are also written to a
log file (
<drive>:/T1500/admin.tcl/admin_data/log/admin.log
). The
background colors of the displayed messages indicate the urgency/severity of the
messages on a scale of 0 to 4, as listed in Table 3-1.
The configuration file (
<drive>:/T1500/admin.tcl/admin_data/config/
AdminLib.cfg
) may be edited to change the message levels that are logged/
displayed (see Figure 3-4 for commands used in the configuration file).
Table 3-1
Message Levels (Urgency)
Level and Color
Meaning
0 - Green
Debug information
1 - Yellow
Inform - informational value only
2 - Orange
Warning - not necessarily injurious
3 - Light Red
Error
4 - Dark Red
Critical