Chapter 4: User interface
by Samson Yiu, Stephen Nosbisch, Peter Glasmacher, Cedric Foo, Alessio D'Amico,
Tivoli Business Systems Manager V2.1 End-to-end Business Impact Management
- Figures
- Tables
- Notices
- Preface
- Part 1: Concept and planning
- Chapter 1: Introduction to business systems management
- Chapter 2: Components and functions
- Chapter 3: Database structure
- Chapter 4: User interface
- Chapter 5: Implementation planning
- Part 2: Distributed implementation
- Chapter 6: Base services implementation
- Chapter 7: TEC components integration
- Chapter 8: IBM Tivoli Monitoring integration
- Chapter 9: IBM Tivoli NetView integration
- Part 3: z/OS integration
- Chapter 10: z/OS installation and configuration
- Chapter 11: z/OS data feeds and discovery
- z/OS data feeds overview
- System Automation for OS/390 Version 2.1
- Database 2 (DB2) for z/OS
- Information Management System (IMS)
- CICSPlex System Manager Version 2.2
- Tivoli Workload Scheduler for z/OS
- Resource Object Data Manager
- Resource Measurement Facility (RMF)
- System Managed Storage (SMS)
- DFSMS Hierarchical Storage Manager
- WebSphere HTTP Server for OS/390
- Part 4: Advanced configuration
- Chapter 12: Automatic Business System View creation
- Chapter 13: Setting up roles and security
- Chapter 14: Maintenance and tuning issues
- Chapter 15: Automatic problem ticketing
- Chapter 16: High availability and failover
- Chapter 17: Historical reporting with TEDW
- Part 5: Appendixes
- Abbreviations and acronyms
- Related publications
- Index
- Back cover
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Chapter 4. User interface
The purpose of this chapter is to give an overview of the user interfaces to the
IBM Tivoli Business Systems Manager. It is not the intended to provide an
exhaustive explanation of the interface nor to replace the User Guide. For more
information about using IBM Tivoli Business Systems Manager, refer to
IBM
Tivoli Business Systems Manager: User’s Guide
, GC32-0798.
IBM Tivoli Business Systems Manager has two user interfaces: the Java console
and the Web console. These are discussed in:
? 4.1, “Java console” on page 114
? 4.2, “Web console” on page 119
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