Autodesk 12812-051462-9011 User Guide 3 - Page 1276

Job Details Lists the job's rendering parameters, scene statistics, and gamma settings. Errors Lists each frame for which an error occurred, which server registered the error, and a description of the error, including missing maps, missing texture coordinates, and invalid output directories. Server Tree View This window presents a hierarchical list of all Server groups, lets you create, delete, and rename global and local Server groups, and see which Servers can render your job. Server groups are logical combinations of Servers that you can use to easily assign specific Servers to render a job. Global groups are available to all machines in the rendering network, while local groups are available only on the computer on which they are created. To create a global or local Server group, right-click any item in the Server Tree view, and choose Create Global Group or Create Local Group. After you choose either command, the new group appears in its respective category with the name New Global/Local Group; at this point, you can rename it by typing a new name. After you define a group, its name shows up as a tab in the Server list in the Network Job Assignment dialog on page 6481. Only global groups appear on machines other than the one on which they're created. To remove a Server group, right-click its name in the Server Tree view and choose Delete Group. To rename a Server group, right-click its name in the Server Tree view, choose Rename Group, and then enter a new name. Following is a list of default list entries in the view. Click the item for the described result. All Servers Shows all Servers assigned to the current manager. Global Groups Click the + icon next to this entry, if it exists, to display global Server groups. To see the Servers in a global group, click the group name. Local Groups Click the + icon next to this entry, if it exists, to display local Server groups. To see the Servers in a local group, click the group name. Plugins Shows which applications can be controlled with the render network. Click the + icon next to this entry, if it exists, to display applications available on the render network. To see the Servers that have a particular rendering application installed, click the renderer name. Queue Monitor | 6531