Widgets
are the core components for the dashboard. Tabs provide the layout and widgets provide
the actual
data for the dashboard.
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NoteCustomizing the dashboard, tabs, or widgets for one user
account has no effect on the dashboard, tabs, or widgets for a different
user account. Each user account has a completely independent dashboard,
tabs, and widgets from every other user account.
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Download the Control Manager widget pool (under
Product programs and widget pool on the Manual
Download and Scheduled Download screens)
periodically to check for new or updated widgets.
The data a widget displays comes from one of the following places:
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Control Manager database
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Trend Micro Smart Protection Network
- Managed products added to the Dashboard Server Visibility list
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NoteSmart Feedback must be enabled to display data for widgets
that include data from Smart Protection Network.
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The data a widget displays is controlled in two ways:
Widget Data
Item
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Details
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User account
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A user’s account grants or restricts access to any managed product registered to Control Manager.
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Scope
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The data scope on many widgets can be individually
configured.
This means a user can further specify the data
source location for the widget.
Example: An OfficeScan
administrator, who manages multiple OfficeScan servers, could create
one tab and add widgets that display data for only one OfficeScan
server.
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Adding Widgets to a Tab
Procedure
- Go to the and then open the appropriate tab.
- Click the
Add Widgets at the upper right corner of the tab.
The Add Widgets screen appears. - Do the following:
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Click a category from the left and then select the check box next to the name of all applicable widgets that appear.
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Use the search bar to select a specific widget.
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- Click Add.
All selected widgets are added to the tab.
Widget Options
The
following illustration and table provide a general overview of available widget options.
Different widgets may have different options available.

Widget Option Descriptions
Item
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Description
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1
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The total number of objects (examples: events, devices, logs) that the widget
gathers data about. Click the number to view additional information.
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2
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The information that the widget displays.
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3
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The Enterprise associated with the widget data.
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4
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The name of the widget. Change the name in the Widget
Settings window.
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5
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Click the
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6
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Click the
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7
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View the last time that the widget refreshed data.
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8
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Click the number or icon to access specific widget data, such as event logs or
reports.
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