$ # K View WinStations command
Display all WinStations configured on the WinFrame Server as well as disconnected WinFrame sessions.
See Also
WinStations View
Administer WinStations

$ # K View Users command
Display all Users logged onto the WinFrame Server.
See Also
Users View
Administer Users

$ # K View Processes command
Display all processes running on the WinFrame Server.
See Also
Processes View
Administer Processes

$ # K Previous View command
Return to the previous view.  This command is only available when the Processes View is active.
See Also
Viewing a WinStation's processes
Viewing a User's processes
Processes View
Administer Processes

$ # Exit
Exit the WinStation Administration application.

$ # K K Connect
Connect the current WinStation to the selected WinFrame session which has been disconnected from its WinStation.
See Also
Connecting to a disconnected WinFrame session

$ # K K Disconnect
Disconnect selected WinFrame sessions from their WinStations.
See Also
Disconnecting a WinFrame session

$ # K K Message
Send a message to selected WinStations (WinStation View) or Users (User View).
See Also
Sending a message to a WinStation
Sending a message to a User
Enter Message Dialog

$ # K K Shadow
Shadow a selected WinFrame session.
See Also
Shadowing a WinFrame session
Start Shadowing Dialog

$ # K Logoff
Log selected Users off of their WinFrame sessions.
See Also
Logging a User off of WinFrame

$ # K Reset
Reset selected WinStations.
See Also
Resetting a WinStation

$ # K K K K Status
View the communication status of selected WinStations.
See Also
Viewing the status of a WinStation
Status Dialog for Async WinStations
Status Dialog for Network WinStations
Status Dialog for NASI WinStations

$ # K Client Info
View WinFrame Client information of selected WinStations or Users.
See Also
Viewing WinFrame Client Information
WinFrame Client Information Dialog

$ # K K View Processes
View the processes associated with selected WinStations (WinStation View) or Users (User View).
See Also
Viewing a WinStation's processes
Viewing a User's processes

$ # K Terminate
Terminate the selected processes from the system.
See Also
Terminating a process

$ # K Refresh Options
Specify the refresh intervals for the Process View list and WinStation Status dialogs.
See Also
Changing refresh intervals
Refresh Options Dialog

$ # K Confirmation
When checked, the WinStation Administration program will prompt for confirmation to destructive actions, such as resetting WinStations or terminating Processes. 
See Also
Confirmation for destructive actions

$ # K Save Settings on Exit
Choose the Save Settings on Exit command to ensure that any changes made to WinStation Administration are saved.  This includes:
{bmc bullet.bmp}	Current size and position of the WinStation Administration window.
{bmc bullet.bmp}	Refresh options.
{bmc bullet.bmp}	Confirmation setting.
{bmc bullet.bmp}	Current font used in the View lists.
{bmc bullet.bmp}	Current View that is displayed.  However, if a Selected User Processes or Selected WinStation Processes view is displayed when you exit, the All Processes view will be displayed the next time you start WinStation Administration.

$ # K K Show System Processes
When a Process View is displayed, checking this option will cause system processes to be displayed.  The default is to only display user processes.  This option is disabled and unmodifiable when the application is running in User Mode
See Also
Displaying system processes

$ # K Font
Allows a different font to be selected for use by all three of the View lists (WinStation, User, and Process).  Dialog box fonts are not affected by this selection.
See Also
Changing the View list font

$ # K K K Refresh Now
Selecting this menu item or pressing the F5 key will cause the current View to be refreshed, thereby displaying the most up-to-date information.

$ # K Contents
Starts Help and displays the topics in Help for WinStation Administration. 

$ # K Search for Help On
Opens the Search dialog box for Help. You can look up Help information by choosing keywords in the dialog box. 

$ # K How to Use Help
Explains how to use Help. 

$ # K About WinStation Administration
Displays version and copyright information about WinStation Administration. 

$# K Enter Message
Use this dialog box to compose a message to send.  For information on the Enter Message dialog box, choose one of the following topics:
{bmc moreinfo.bmp} Title
{bmc moreinfo.bmp} Message

# Title
Specifies the title that will appear in the message box. Multiple lines can be entered by pressing CTRL-ENTER to move to a new line in the edit box.

# Message
The message text.  Multiple lines can be entered by pressing CTRL-ENTER to move to a new line in the edit box. 

$# K (Async WinStation) Status
This Status dialog displays connection status for a Async type of WinStation.
{bmc bullet.bmp}	The WinStation LogonId and connection state are displayed in the title bar of the dialog.
{bmc bullet.bmp}	If the WinStation has a user logged on, the User field will display the name of the user who is logged on.  It is blank otherwise.
{bmc bullet.bmp}	The name of the WinStation is displayed to the right of the WinStation label.
For information on the Async Status dialog box, choose one of the following topics:
{bmc moreinfo.bmp} Device
{bmc moreinfo.bmp} Baud
{bmc moreinfo.bmp} 'LED's
{bmc moreinfo.bmp} I/O Status
{bmc moreinfo.bmp} Refresh Now
{bmc moreinfo.bmp} Reset Counters
{bmc moreinfo.bmp} More Info

# Device
The async device being used by the WinStation is specified to the right of the Device label.

# Baud
The async baud rate of the WinStation is specified to the right of the Baud label.

# LEDs
Six 'LED's indicate the current hardware (HW) flow-control and modem control status of the WinStation.
{bmc bullet.bmp}	DTR: data-terminal-ready (incoming HW flow control state)
{bmc bullet.bmp}	RTS: request-to-send (incoming HW flow control state)
{bmc bullet.bmp}	CTS: clear-to-send (outgoing HW flow control state)
{bmc bullet.bmp}	DSR: data-set-ready (outgoing HW flow control state)
{bmc bullet.bmp}	DCD: data-carrier-detect (modem control signal)
{bmc bullet.bmp}	RI: ring-indicator (modem control signal)
The LED is colored red to represent the corresponding signal is 'on', and grey to represent an 'off' signal.  The LED will toggle on-off (or off-on) to indicate that the represented signal changed state at least once since the last status refresh was made.

# I/O Status
Fourteen numeric fields (seven for Incoming data and seven for Outgoing data) provide information on the WinStation's communication state:
{bmc bullet.bmp}	Bytes: total number of bytes (uncompressed) that have been received/sent by the WinStation.
{bmc bullet.bmp}	Frames: number of data frames that were used to receive/send the indicated Bytes.
{bmc bullet.bmp}	Bytes/Frame: average size, in bytes, of each frame received/sent.
{bmc bullet.bmp}	Frame Errors: number of frames received/sent that were in error, requiring a re-send.  The indication 'n/a' indicates that error correction is built into the WinStation transport and error status is unavailable for reporting in this status dialog.
{bmc bullet.bmp}	% Frame Errors: percentage of received/sent frames that were in error.  If this number is greater than 100%, then more retry frames were sent than original data frames.  An error percentage greater than 5% usually indicates a poor communication line or data rate too high for the receiving/sending computer.  The indication 'n/a' indicates that error correction is built into the WinStation transport and error status is unavailable for reporting in this status dialog.
{bmc bullet.bmp}	Timeout Errors: If any Frame Errors are reported, this value indicates the number of errors that were due to a communications timeout condition.  The indication 'n/a' indicates that error correction is built into the WinStation transport and error status is unavailable for reporting in this status dialog.
{bmc bullet.bmp}	Compression Ratio: if the WinStation is an ICA type and compression has been enabled, this field will indicate the compression ratio achieved on the received/sent data.  The indication 'n/a' indicates that compression is not enabled.

# More Info
{bmc doit.bmp}	Choose this button to cause the Async Status dialog to reveal detailed Async error information.
{bmc doit.bmp}	Press the button again to cause the dialog to shrink back to the original size and hide the extra information.

# Refresh Now
{bmc doit.bmp}	Choose this button to cause the status information to be updated immediately.

# ResetCounters
{bmc doit.bmp}	Choose this button to cause the I/O Status information to be reset to zero.
{bmc doit.bmp}	To re-display the cumulative I/O Status information for the WinStation, exit the Status dialog and request Status on the WinStation again.
When the Status dialog is first activated, it will display the cumulative I/O Status information for the WinStation, indicating data gathered since the WinStation was first created by the operating system.

$# K (Network WinStation) Status
This Status dialog displays connection status for a Network type of WinStation.
{bmc bullet.bmp}	The WinStation LogonId and connection state are displayed in the title bar of the dialog.
{bmc bullet.bmp}	If the WinStation has a user logged on, the User field will display the name of the user who is logged on.  It is blank otherwise.
{bmc bullet.bmp}	The name of the WinStation is displayed to the right of the WinStation label.
For information on the Network Status dialog box, choose one of the following topics:
{bmc moreinfo.bmp} Lan Adapter
{bmc moreinfo.bmp} I/O Status
{bmc moreinfo.bmp} Refresh Now
{bmc moreinfo.bmp} Reset Counters

# Lan Adapter
The Lan Adapter being used by the WinStation is specified to the right of the Lan Adapter label.  If the WinStation is configured to use the NetBIOS Transport, then the name will describe the protocol as well as the network adapter (or service) being used for connection.

$# K (NASI WinStation) Status
This Status dialog displays connection status for a NASI type of WinStation.
{bmc bullet.bmp}	The WinStation LogonId and connection state are displayed in the title bar of the dialog.
{bmc bullet.bmp}	If the WinStation has a user logged on, the User field will display the name of the user who is logged on.  It is blank otherwise.
{bmc bullet.bmp}	The name of the WinStation is displayed to the right of the WinStation label.
For information on the NASI Status dialog box, choose one of the following topics:
{bmc moreinfo.bmp} Port Name
{bmc moreinfo.bmp} I/O Status
{bmc moreinfo.bmp} Refresh Now
{bmc moreinfo.bmp} Reset Counters

# Port Name
The NASI Specific Port being used by the WinStation is specified to the right of the Port Name label.

$# K Refresh Options
Use this dialog box to specify periodic or manual refresh for the Process View list and the WinStation Status dialogs.  For information on the Refresh Options dialog box, choose one of the following topics:
{bmc moreinfo.bmp} Process View List
{bmc moreinfo.bmp} Status Dialogs

# Process View List
These settings determine how often the Process View list will be updated.
{bmc doit.bmp}	To automatically update the list, enter the number of seconds between updates in the edit field.  This value can be from 1 to 9999.
{bmc doit.bmp}	To disable automatic updating, click on the Manual Refresh button.

# Status Dialogs
These settings determine how often the WinStation Status dialogs will be updated.
{bmc doit.bmp}	To automatically update the dialogs, enter the number of seconds between updates in the edit field.  This value can be from 1 to 9999.
{bmc doit.bmp}	To disable automatic updating, click on the Manual Refresh button.

$# K WinFrame Client Information
This dialog displays WinFrame Client information for the selected WinStation(s) or User(s).  Client information will only be available for active sessions.  Direct-connect terminal type WinStations and the system console will not have any client information available.

$# K Start Shadowing
This dialog serves as a reminder of the exit shadow hotkey, which is the key (or key combination) that must be pressed to cause the shadowing of the WinStation to cease.
{bmc doit.bmp}	You can change the exit shadow hotkey by selecting a different key name in the list box and by clicking on one or more of the shift key checkboxes.  Any changes made to the exit shadow hotkey will be saved when the application exits, providing the Save settings on Exit option is selected.
{bmc doit.bmp}	Press the OK button to begin shadowing or Cancel to cancel shadowing.