The stand-alone version of the CommCell Console can be run either locally from the CommServe computer or remotely on a client computer. The CommCell Console is automatically installed during the CommServe installation. To access the CommCell Console as a stand-alone application, verify the following:
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The version of the CommCell Console you are using is the same version as the CommServe.
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The CommCell Console release level must be the same as the CommServe release level. Otherwise, the CommCell Console must be run as a remote application. For more information about connecting to the CommCell Console remotely from any computer, see Opening the CommCell Console with a JAR File.
Procedure
On Windows
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Log on to the computer that has the CommCell Console (stand-alone application version) installed.
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Based on your Windows operating system, perform one of the following steps:
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On Windows 8, Windows Server 2012, and later Windows computers, click the Windows Start menu, and from the list of apps, under Commvault, click Commvault CommCell Console.
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On computers older than Windows 8 and Windows Server 2012:
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From the Windows Start menu, click All Programs.
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From the list of programs, click Commvault > Commvault CommCell Console.
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In the Connect to CommCell window, enter the following information:
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Your user name or the email address associated with your CommCell account.
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Password associated with your account.
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Name of the CommCell environment that you want to connect to.
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Click OK.
The CommCell Console appears.
On Macintosh and Linux
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Log on as a root user to the computer that has the CommCell Console (stand-alone application version) installed.
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From a Terminal window, type console and press Return.
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In the Connect to CommCell window, enter the following information:
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Your user name or the email address associated with your CommCell account.
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Password associated with your account.
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Name of the CommCell environment that you want to connect to.
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Click OK.
The CommCell Console appears.