User's Manual

Working with Running Sessions
12-18 Active System Manager User Guide, Release 7.1
Editing Default Session Properties
To edit the default session properties, perform the following steps:
1. Select a session to modify by one of the following ways:
• In the Sessions view, right-click the session and select Edit.
System Status Session status; see Table 12-2 on
page 12-8.
Current status of your session for that
Template. Pending sessions always
display as “Confirmed”. The status for
sessions currently running is “Active”.
Read-only.
System Time Left Computed time left in days, hours,
minutes.
Read-only.
System Template Name of the underlying Template created. No
System Type Session type: session. No
Global
Parameter
User-defined User-defined Contains a set of user-defined Template
-level property names and values in a
particular session. You can edit these
user-defined Template-level properties.
For more information on editing Global
Parameters, refer the “Editing Global
Parameters” section on page 11-21.
Note: The Edit function must be saved to
save those property changes (click File >
Save).
User-defined
Provisioning Custom <custom names> Contains a set of custom and system
session-level property names and values.
You can add or remove the custom
session-level properties. The Open
function is intended to use for opening
URLs or links. It launches a new browser
window.
To add a custom session property (that
must be overwritten) with a editable value,
click Add.
To remove a custom session property,
select a row and click Remove.
Note: All of the Add and Remove
functions must be saved to save those
property changes (click File > Save).
Note: These custom properties can now
be used in the Template view for grouping,
filtering, and searching.
<custom values>
Attachments Name
Description
You can add or remove attachments. To
add a file attachment, click Add, select a
file from your file system, click Open, and
the file attachment is added.
To open the file attachment, select one
and click Open.
To remove a file attachment, select a file
attachment and click Remove.
Table 12-4 Session-Level Properties (continued)
Tab Name Category Property Description Value