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To arrange which fields you want to be shown, click Fields.
To group different attributes, click GroupBy.
To sort by different attributes, click Sort.
To filter, click Filter.
To change the display values of the processes shown in the servers view, click Leaf
Attribute.
3 Click Save.
10.3.3 Starting, Stopping, and Restarting Processes
1 Click the Admin tab.
2 Click Servers View. Alternatively, click Servers View > Servers View in the Navigator, or click
the Servers View icon.
3 Expand the servers view. All the processes are listed.
4 Right-click a process, then click Actions and select Start, Restart, or Stop.
10.4 Filters
Filters allow you to process data based on specific criteria for events in real time and for users of the
system. Filters enable you to manage data seen in the Sentinel Control Center. The Filter engine
drives the Real Time Event windows by maintaining the data structure for each security filter. Filters
prevent users from viewing unauthorized events and they drop events that users don't want to see.
Filters are created in the Admin tab of the Sentinel Control Center.
NOTE: The following are invalid filter name characters: $ # . * & : < >.
There are three types of filters:
Section 10.4.1, "Public Filters," on page 223
Section 10.4.2, "Private Filters," on page 224
Section 10.4.3, "Global Filters," on page 224
Section 10.4.4, "Configuring Public and Private Filters," on page 227
Section 10.4.5, "Color Filter Configuration," on page 229
10.4.1 Public Filters
Public filters are system-owned. Public filters can be used as security filters or display filters.
Security filters are based on user permissions. Display filters determine which events are depicted in
the real time event tables, charts, and graphs.
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