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The status icon changes according to different states of a client. Six types of icons are available

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Using ViewSonic Device Manager Managing All Your Clients 3.4.7 Understanding Client Status Icons In the client list of a client group or a filter, a client status icon is placed in front of each client to indicate the current state of the client. NOTE • With filters, you can access and manage a specific set of clients quickly on ViewSonic Device Manager. For more information on filters, please refer to section "3.4.27 Digging Out Clients with Filters" on page 85. The status icon changes according to different states of a client. Six types of icons are available: Understanding Client Status Icons State Icon Description Online Indicates that the client is turned on at the moment. Offline Reboot needed Modified Pushed Unknown Indicates that the client is turned off at the moment. Indicates that you need to reboot the client for a configuration change to take effect. Indicates that a client configuration change has been made on ViewSonic Device Manager and you need to push the change to the client. Indicates that ViewSonic Device Manager has pushed a configuration change to the client. Indicates that the managed client is now added and managed by another instance of ViewSonic Device Manager. NOTE • The icon made up of a little display with a letter L, W, or Z on its screen indicates that the client is a Linux-based, WES-based (Windows Embedded Standard) thin client. • A tooltip pops up as shown below if you hover your mouse pointer over an icon. 47

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Using ViewSonic Device Manager
Managing All Your Clients
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3.4.7
Understanding Client Status Icons
In the client list of a client group or a filter, a client status icon is placed in front of each client to indicate the current
state of the client.
NOTE
•
With filters, you can access and manage a specific set of clients quickly on ViewSonic
Device Manager. For more information on filters, please refer to section “3.4.27
Digging Out Clients with Filters” on page 85.
The status icon changes according to different states of a client. Six types of icons are available:
Understanding Client Status Icons
State
Icon
Description
Online
Indicates that the client is turned on at the moment.
Offline
Indicates that the client is turned off at the moment.
Reboot needed
Indicates that you need to reboot the client for a
configuration change to take effect.
Modified
Indicates that a client configuration change has been
made on ViewSonic Device Manager and you need to
push the change to the client.
Pushed
Indicates that ViewSonic Device Manager has pushed a
configuration change to the client.
Unknown
Indicates that the managed client is now added and
managed by another instance of ViewSonic Device
Manager.
NOTE
•
The icon made up of a little display with a letter
L
,
W
, or
Z
on its screen indicates that
the client is a Linux-based, WES-based (Windows Embedded Standard) thin client.
•
A tooltip pops up as shown below if you hover your mouse pointer over an icon.