Wizards; Tool Tips; Online Help - Cisco 2950G 24 - Catalyst Switch Software Configuration Manual

Wizards

Wizards

Wizards are not available if your switch access level is read-only. For more information about the
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read-only access mode, see the
Wizards simplify some configuration tasks on the switch. Similar to the guide mode, wizards provide a
step-by-step approach for completing a specific configuration task. Unlike guide mode, a wizard does
not prompt you to provide information for all of the feature options. Instead, it prompts you to provide
minimal information and then uses the default settings of the remaining options to set up default
configurations.
Wizards are not available for all features. A menu-bar option that has wizard means that selecting that
option launches the wizard for that feature.

Tool Tips

CMS displays a popup message when you move your mouse over these devices:
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If you move your mouse over a table column heading, a popup displays the full heading.

Online Help

CMS provides comprehensive online help to assist you in understanding and performing configuration
and monitoring tasks from the CMS windows (see
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You can send us feedback about the information provided in the online help. Click Feedback to display
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A yellow device icon in the cluster tree or in Topology view—A popup displays a fault message,
such as that the RPS is faulty or that the switch is unavailable because you are in read-only mode.
A red device icon in the cluster tree or in Topology view—A popup displays a message that the
switch is down.
Feature help, available from the menu bar by selecting Help > Contents, provides background
information and concepts on the features.
Dialog-specific help, available from Help on the CMS windows, provides procedures for
performing tasks.
Index of help topics.
Glossary of terms used in the online help.
"Access Modes in CMS" section on page
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