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What You Can Do from the Configuration Editor

The configuration editor enables you to:

• Get online help to assist your use of the configuration editor.
• Add serviced systems.
• Add groups.
• Add users.
• Add security profiles.
• Set Console Management characteristics.
• Modify the contents of the configuration database.
• Delete entries from the configuration database.
• Verify the contents of the configuration database.
• Save the new configuration information to:
  • A binary file that is different from the standard configuration database.
  • A text file, using the export and import functions.

If you are using ENS, then you can also create and maintain the events, scans, filters and actions that are required for event notification. See Chapter 10, “Understanding ENS,” through Chapter 15 “Creating Your Own Action Routines.”

Note: Entries in the configuration database may have mixed case names. All Console Manager commands which expect a name perform case-insensitive comparisons.