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Media Processing Server System Operator’s Guide

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Logging off a Node

One can log off a Solaris node by exiting the X-Windows environment. After log off,

software operations cannot be changed, however, the Media Processing Server Series

network continues to run without any manual input.

How to ... Log Off/Back Onto a Node

1. Close any tools that are running.

2. Click <M

ENU> on the desktop to pull up the Workspace menu.

3. For OpenWindows systems, select Exit...

For CDE systems, select Log out...

4. The system prompts to confirm the exit. Select Exit on OpenWin-

dows systems, OK on CDE systems.

The system returns to the desktop login screen.

To log back onto the Solaris node X-Windows environment:

5. Select the desired desktop environment from the Options menu

button of the desktop login screen, or click OK to return to the previ-

ous environment setup. (For more information, see the related subor-

dinate steps on page 13).

Avaya ships Solaris Media Processing Server Series systems with a Sun station as the

node. OpenWindows and CDE are trademarked products presently used by Sun to

simulate an X-Windows environment. If the environment is not a Sun workstation,

events may vary from the above descriptions.

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