The properties of the browser when first opened by a user can be modified in serveral ways.
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
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>
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.
http://192.168.100.55:8765/iv2/ivue.jsp?h=2,3,4&v=3TI