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Time range Sample Clauses

Time range. The time range at the top of a dashboard indicates the current time range for all the views on the page. You can override the default current time range setting (the last 4 hours), by choosing another interval in the User Preferences page. For more information, see Setting Your User Preferences.
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Time range. Using the Time Range popup, you can select from predefined time ranges or you can specify a custom range using either the slide time bar or calendar precision controls to specify a date and time. When you modify the time range for a dashboard or view, it adjusts the range for all of the views contained within and drilldowns accessed from that dashboard or view. It does not adjust the time range for any parent views. For more information about modifying the time range, see the Foglight User Help. Sorting content‌‌‌ Some views in Foglight for Active Directory dashboards contain sortable lists. An example of a sortable list is the Domain Controllers view on the Active Directory Explorer dashboard.
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Time range. (1) This implementation agreement is only valid for the date of the implementation of the project based learning and students’ exchange program, which is April 1st, 2024-April 30th, 2024 (2) This implementation agreement may terminate or cancel automatically if: a. in the future, there are provisions of laws and regulations which specifically regulate and conflict with the scope of the implementation agreement; b. the objectives of THE PARTIES are not achieved in accordance with the provisions in Article 1; and c. the occurrence of confidential disclosure in accordance with the provisions in Article 5, which makes it impossible for THE PARTIES or one of THE PARTIES to enter into this implementation agreement.
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Time range. Using the Time Range popup, you can select from predefined time ranges or you can specify a custom range using either the slide time bar or calendar precision controls to specify a date and time. When you modify the time range for a dashboard or view, it adjusts the range for all of the views contained within and drilldowns accessed from that dashboard or view. It does not adjust the time range for any parent views. For more information about modifying the time range, see the Foglight User Help. The lists displayed throughout Foglight for Active Directory allow you to define the sort criteria and order, hide columns, and filter content based on user-defined search criteria:‌ • Sorting content • Hiding columns • Filtering content Sorting content‌ Some views in Foglight for Active Directory dashboards contain sortable lists. An example of a sortable list is the Domain Controllers view on the Active Directory Explorer dashboard.
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Time range. Using the Time Range pop-up, you can select from predefined time ranges or you can specify a custom range using calendar precision controls to specify dates and times. When you modify the time range for a dashboard or view, it adjusts the range for all the views contained within and drill-downs accessed from that dashboard or view. It does not adjust the time range for any parent views. For more information about modifying the time range, see the Foglight User Guide. Sortable lists‌ In certain Foglight for OpenStack dashboards, some levels of views contain sortable lists. Clicking a column heading once sorts the list in ascending order. Clicking the column heading again re-sorts the list in descending order. Sorting is handy when you want to have an organized view of virtual machines or host objects sorted by name, status, or some other criterion. Alarms and status indicators‌ Foglight for OpenStack uses status indicators to show the alarm status of the objects within the virtual infrastructure. Four status indicators (fatal, critical, warning, and normal) are used throughout the Foglight for OpenStack dashboards. An alarm table, at the top of the OpenStack Explorer views, highlights the key alarms as shown in the following illustration.
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Time range. ‌ The default behavior of Foglight for OpenStack is to display metrics, alerts, and messages that have occurred within the last four hours. This time range, however, is configurable. To configure the Time Range, use the Time Range pop-up, which you can access from the upper right corner of the Foglight for OpenStack browser interface.
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Time range. Using the Time Range pop up, you can select from predefined time ranges or you can specify a custom range using calendar precision controls to specify dates and times. When you modify the time range for a dashboard or view, it adjusts the range for all the views contained within and drill-downs accessed from that dashboard or view. It does not adjust the time range for any parent views. Foglight for SNMP tables contain sortable lists. Clicking a column heading once sorts the list in ascending order. Sorting is handy when you want to have an organized view sorted by name, status, or some other criterion. 1 On the navigation panel, under Dashboards, click Infrastructure. 1 On the Infrastructure Environment dashboard, select a host that an SNMP agent monitors.
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Time range. Using the Time Range popup, you can select from predefined time ranges or you can specify a custom range using either the slide time bar or calendar precision controls to specify a date and time. When you modify the time range for a dashboard or view, it adjusts the range for all of the views contained within and drilldowns accessed from that dashboard or view. It does not adjust the time range for any parent views. For more information about modifying the time range, see the Foglight User Help. Lists‌ The lists displayed throughout Foglight for Exchange allow you to define the sort criteria and order, hide columns, and filter content based on user-defined search criteria: • Filtering content Sorting content‌ Some views in the Foglight for Exchange dashboards contain sortable lists. An example of a sortable list is the Servers In This Site view on the Exchange Explorer dashboard.
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  • Technical Objections to Grievances It is the intent of both parties to this agreement that no grievance shall be defeated merely because of a technical error other than time limitations in processing the grievance through the grievance procedure. To this end an arbitration board shall have the power to allow all necessary amendments to the grievance and the power to waive formal procedural irregularities in the processing of a grievance in order to determine the real matter in dispute and to render a decision according to equitable principles and the justice of the case.

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