IBM Tivoli Netcool/OMNIbus Version 8.1

About the personal library

Each UNIX user on a particular server has a .omnibus directory, and the personal library acts as a graphical browser for that directory. From the UNIX Conductor, you can customize your personal library to include views, filters, and event list configurations that you use frequently.

By default, the personal library also contains a prefs icon that you can use to set global preferences for the Tivoli Netcool/OMNIbus desktop.

A number of icons are used to represent the different file types in the personal library. These icons are described in the following table.

Table 1. Personal library icons
Icon example Description
This figure shows a representation of the prefs icon in the personal library area of the UNIX Conductor.

prefs

This icon represents the repository of your Tivoli Netcool/OMNIbus desktop preferences. When you change your tool preferences, the changes are made in this file.
This figure shows a representation of the .elc icon in the personal library area of the UNIX Conductor.
This icon represents an event list configuration. Event list configurations are stored as .elc files.
This figure shows a representation of the .elf icon in the personal library area of the UNIX Conductor.
This icon represents an event list filter. Filters are stored as .elf files.
This figure shows a representation of the .elv icon in the personal library area of the UNIX Conductor.
This icon represents an event list view. Views are stored as .elv files.
This figure shows a representation of a symbolic link icon in the personal library area of the UNIX Conductor.
The event list configuration, filter, and view icons may appear covered by a chain link. This indicates that a symbolic link to the file has been created in the personal library. The icon to the left shows an example of a linked filter file.


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