Frequently Ask Questions (FAQs) about Component Status View and Summary page in Control Manager (TMCM)

- Updated:
- 20 Oct 2015
- Product/Version:
- Control Manager 6.0
- Platform:
- Windows 2003 Enterprise Server
- Windows 2003 Standard Server Edition
- Windows 2008 Enterprise
- Windows 2008 Standard

Summary

This article lists the common questions about the TMCM Component Status View and Summary Page.

Details

Can we change the Total Summary or Component Status View on the parent TMCM server?

Yes, TMCM 6.0 utilizes the widget to support customization of Component Status View but the previous versions do not support customized Summary page.

Which components are displayed in the Component Status View of the parent TMCM server?

The Component Status View can control the managed products’ components display.

Do the outdated components appear in the child TMCM server?

No, the child server does not display this component.

Does the parent server provide an overview of all the components and their statuses in the child server?

The parent server only shows the components of its managed products in the Component Status.

Can the Component Status View be configured to display information about components which are not selected in the Scheduled Update?

Currently, TMCM supports this feature.

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