Pinning objects to your Dashboard in OnePath - Revision history

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If you would like to customize your dashboard you can do so by pinning objects to it. Objects like your connectivity charts, connectivity quality map, and firewall reports can all be pinned to your dashboard.

To pin an object to your dashboard:

#Select an app. (The apps that currently have objects that can be pinned are '''Firewall''', '''Connectivity''', '''Net Check''', and '''Colocation'''.)



[[File:OnePath pin objects1.png|none|OnePath pin objects1.png]]

For instructional purposes, '''Net Check '''has been selected.

<ol start="2">
<li>Locate the object that you would like to pin, and then click the pin icon. (RIght hand corner of the desired object's pane).</li>
</ol>

[[File:OnePath pin objects2.png|none]]

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−	#Select an app. <span style="color:#0000ff">(The apps that currently have pinnable objects are '''Firewall''', '''Connectivity''', '''Net Check''', '''Colocation''', '''PenTest'''.)</span>	+	#Select an app. <span style="color:#0000ff">(The apps that currently have pinnable objects are '''Firewall''', '''Connectivity''', '''Net Check''', '''Colocation''',''' '''and '''PenTest'''.)</span>

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−	#Select an app. <span style="color:#0000ff">(The apps that currently have pinnable objects are '''Firewall''', '''Connectivity''', '''Net Check''', ~~and~~ '''Colocation'''.)</span>	+	#Select an app. <span style="color:#0000ff">(The apps that currently have pinnable objects are '''Firewall''', '''Connectivity''', '''Net Check''', '''Colocation''', '''PenTest'''.)</span>

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−	#Select an app. <span style="color:#0000ff">(The apps that currently have objects ~~that can be pinned~~ are '''Firewall''', '''Connectivity''', '''Net Check''', and '''Colocation'''.)</span>	+	#Select an app. <span style="color:#0000ff">(The apps that currently have pinnable objects are '''Firewall''', '''Connectivity''', '''Net Check''', and '''Colocation'''.)</span>

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		+	Your pinned object will now be displayed in the dashboard.

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