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SDK Tools The MIF Browser Figure 2-1 The MIF Browser The MIF browser is a graphical user interface designed for viewing the contents of the MIF database on a local or remote DMI-enabled system. It is invoked using the command: /usr/dmi/bin/browser The browser initially displays a system view which lists the local system MIF database. You "Open" the view to remote systems via the Actions menu. Double-clicking on a system icon causes the browser to list all the components on that machine. Similarly, you can open a component to list its groups and open a group to list its attributes and associated attribute values. You can not make changes to components from the MIF Browser. The following illustration shows a component-level view of the system "kewpie." This illustration shows three of five installed components. Note the scroll bar on the right side of the window. Component-Level View of MIF Browser 22 Chapter 2

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Chapter 2
SDK Tools
The MIF Browser
The MIF Browser
The MIF browser is a graphical user interface designed for viewing the
contents of the MIF database on a local or remote DMI-enabled system.
It is invoked using the command:
/usr/dmi/bin/browser
The browser initially displays a system view which lists the local
system MIF database. You “Open” the view to remote systems via the
Actions
menu.
Double-clicking on a system icon causes the browser to list all the
components on that machine. Similarly, you can open a component to
list its groups and open a group to list its attributes and associated
attribute values. You can not make changes to components from the
MIF Browser.
The following illustration shows a component-level view of the system
“kewpie.” This illustration shows three of five installed components.
Note the scroll bar on the right side of the window.
Figure 2-1
Component-Level View of MIF Browser