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#  This file contains the help text for the frame entitled:
#  <Activity Monitor>

  1.  GENERAL INFORMATION

      The Activity Monitor lets you display statistics that summarize 
      total server usage, as well as file and print service requests
      made by individual clients to the server. The information is
      displayed on the screen and is updated every few seconds.

      The Activity Monitor consists of four frames. When first displayed,
      the frame in the upper left corner contains server data; the other
      frames contain data for three of the clients that are currently
      linked to the server. Clients are displayed alphabetically by
      computername. If there are fewer than three active clients, one
      or more frames will be blank. If several clients are active,
      the [NEXTPAGE] function key is displayed, enabling you to
      display the next set of clients; the [PREVPAGE] function key lets
      you view the previous set.

      If you access the Activity Monitor while logged in as an 
      administrative user, the Activity Monitor will additionally display 
      machine statistics across the top line of the screen.

  2.  UNDERSTANDING THE DATA INSIDE THE FRAMES

      The SERVER frame contains the following information:

      - Requests:
          Shows the number of times the server receives and acknowledges
          a request from a client. Resets to 0 upon reaching 100 million.

      - Errors:
          Shows the total number of system errors, session errors, 
          password violations and access errors recorded by the server.

      - Resource:
          Shows the currently active number of clients, directory links,
          printer links, open files, and record locks.

      The CLIENT frames contain this information:

      - Last request:
          The last request that the client sent to the server.

      - Directory links:
          The number of directory links between client and server.

      - Printer links:
          The number of printer links between client and server.

      - Active directory links:
          For each active directory link, the sharename, filename, and
          file access rights are shown. (NOTE: If the client has locks
          on a file, the filename will appear in reverse video.)

      - Active printer links:
          For each active printer link, the print queue sharename is
          shown.

  3.  ASSIGNING DIFFERENT COMPUTERS TO THE FOUR FRAMES

      You can make the information about the server or any active client
      appear in any of the four Activity Monitor frames. To do this, you
      must first make one of the four frames the 'active' frame. The
      active frame is the one whose title appears in reverse video. Use
      the cursor keys (UP ARROW, DOWN ARROW, etc.) and/or the [TAB] key
      to make a different frame active.

      By default, the top-left frame is a server frame and the others are
      client frames. To convert a client frame to a server frame, or vice
      versa:

      - First, make the frame you want to convert the active frame, using
        the cursor and/or [TAB] keys.

      - Next, press the [WDW_TYPE] function key. A pop-up menu will 
        appear.

      - Make a selection from the pop-up menu and press [RETURN].

      A server frame always presents information about the Advanced Server
      Server Program running on this machine. A client frame can show
      information about any active client. To assign a different client
      to a client frame:

      - Make the appropriate frame active using the cursor and/or [TAB]
        keys.

      - If the active frame is not already a client frame, make it one
        using the procedure described above.

      - Press the [CLIENT] function key. A pop-up menu will appear, 
        listing all currently-active clients. 

      - Make a selection from the pop-up menu and press [RETURN].

      The information for the selected client will appear in the active
      frame, and an asterisk will appear next to the client's name to
      indicate that the frame contains a 'selected' client. 

      Information for a selected client will remain in the frame even if
      you press the [NEXTPAGE] or [PREVPAGE] keys to display the next or
      previous set of active clients. The only ways by which an active
      client can be removed from a frame are:

      - when the client unlinks from the server, it is automatically
        removed from the Activity Monitor frame; or

      - when you explicitly change the frame by assigning another client
        or the server to it. By selecting 'ANYCLIENT' from the pop-up 
        menu of active clients, you are instructing the Activity Monitor
        to resume its default procedure of assigning clients to that 
        frame alphabetically.

  4.  LOCKING/UNLOCKING THE KEYBOARD

      If you are a user with administrative privileges, you can lock the
      keyboard while the Activity Monitor is displayed, preventing the
      system administration functions from becoming accessible to someone
      other than you. 

      To LOCK the keyboard:

      - Press the [LOCK] function key. You will be prompted to enter a
        password.

      - Type a password and press the [RETURN] key. You will be prompted
        to enter the same password again.

      - Re-enter the password and press [RETURN]. The keyboard will now
        be locked.

      To UNLOCK the keyboard:

      - Press the [UNLOCK] function key. You will be prompted to enter
        the password you specified when locking the keyboard.

      - Type the password and press [RETURN]. This unlocks the keyboard.

  5.  REFRESHING THE SCREEN

      If the Activity Monitor's display has been corrupted by a message
      from the UNIX (R) system or the Message Service, you can redisplay
      the screen by pressing either the spacebar or [Ctrl]-L.
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