In the ivserver.properties file 'view.settings=' controls the initial settings for icons and thumbnails
and also which view is displayed to the user. There are three characters
after the = sign which dictate these three settings.
The first is the view to be displayed. This is entered as a number
with the following meanings:
0=Device
1=IP
2=Location
3=User Defined 1
4=User Defined 2
5=User Defined 3
The next is the icon value. A capital 'I' means icons on, a small 'i' means icons off.
The next is the thumbnail value. A capital 'T' means thumbnails on, a small 't' means thumbnails off.
In the following example the initial view will be User Defined 1 with icons ON and thumbnails OFF.
view.settings=3It
Using the same syntax you can set or even override these setting by entering
the values in the URL that opens the IntraVUE browser. Append v=3It as a parameter.
Parameters start with a '?' character after the main URL and each parameter is separated by a '&'.
http://192.168.100.55:8765/iv2/ivue.jsp?v=3It
Showing or Hiding Selected IntraVUE networks
If there are many IntraVUE networks in the browser display you may want
to limit which ones can be seen by certain users. Sometimes a router
is added as its own network in order to get MAC addresses but you don't
want to view that in the display.
Each network has a number.starting at 1. To hide a network the setting
'view.hide.networks=' in the ivserver.properties file provides a
comma separated list of networks to hide. The example below, hides the
second network. It may take some experimentation to get the one you intend.
view.hide.networks=2
In a URL this setting would be
http://192.168.100.55:8765/iv2/ivue.jsp?h=2
If you have many IntraVUE networks and you would like to create links to see one or two at a time,
it might become difficult to 'hide' many networks. Instead of using a URL with h=1,2,4,5,6 to only see network 3,
you can use the 'n' parameter to only view networks that are listed. So n=3 is the same as h=1,2,4,5,6 when there are 6 networks.
You can also have more than one after the 'n', as in n=1,3.
The URLs in an HTML tag to create weblinks that individually show networks would look like:
< a href="http://192.168.100.55:8765/iv2/ivue.jsp?n=1" > First Network < / a>
< a href="http://192.168.100.55:8765/iv2/ivue.jsp?n=2" > Network Two < / a>
< a href="http://192.168.100.55:8765/iv2/ivue.jsp?n=1,3" > First and Two < / a>
Multiple parameters in URL
Parameters in a URL are separated by a '&' character.
To combine the Hiding of a network AND the view settings in one URL put a '&' between parameters as the example below shows.