Manage Files

You can explore and organize various types of files in your domain, such as map files, dashboard files, and Windows files in the Files pane. By default, it contains the following categories of folders, displayed in the folder tree in the left pane.

Desktop — contains files, folders and application shortcuts on your Desktop.

Private — contains files and subfolders that are only accessible to yourself.

Shared with me — contains the files shared by other users, including shared map and dashboard files.

Public — contains files and subfolders accessible to all users in the current domain.

Incident Files — contains files exchanged as attachments in Incident, such as an image file.

Function Map — a central place to manage and display all types of maps, including Common Map, Site Map, Device Group Map, Path Map, Intent Map and Member Intent Map. 

Tip: Function Map is located at the bottom of the Files panel.

Search for Folders and Files

You can search for a folder or file in the Files pane by entering a search keyword in the search bar in the right pane. The system will filter out the matched items from the folder and files listed in the left pane.

Create a Folder

1. Click Files on the taskbar.
2. Point to the target folder category under which the new folder will be placed, and then click the icon. Select New Folder from the drop-down menu.
3. Enter the folder name, and then press the Enter key on your keyboard.

1. Click Files on the taskbar.
2. Locate the target file, right-click it and then select Send to Desktop from the drop-down menu.

The corresponding file shortcut will be automatically created on your desktop for quick access. You can also view the file shortcut in the Desktop category of the Files pane.

Manage Shared Files

The map or dashboard files shared with you are listed under the Shared with me category (except shared site overview map, site maps, and device group maps).

1. Click Files on the taskbar.
2. Select Shared with me in the left folder tree to open the list of shared files in this category.
3. From the right-click menu, you can open, rename, move, copy or delete a shared file. And you can add the file to the personal folder for your convenience.
   

   Note: Only the user with the editing rights of the map or dashboard can rename it. The delete operation only deletes the files under the Shared with me category.

1. Click Files on the taskbar.
2. Locate the target map or dashboard file, right-click it and then select Share from the drop-down menu. 
   

   Tip: To share multiple maps or dashboard files in batches, you can select them by pressing the Ctrl or Shift key on your keyboard.

1. Click Files on the taskbar.
2. Right-click a sub-folder to store the map file and select Import maps from the drop-down menu.
3. In the pop-up dialog box, click Select maps from your computer to select a map from your local machine.
4. Select the target files and click Import.
5. Click Finish.

1. Click Files on the taskbar.
2. Point to a map file and click the icon to select Export Map.
   

   Tip: To export multiple map files in batches, you can select them by pressing the Ctrl or Shift key on your keyboard. The default location of the exported map file is C:\Users\<your username>\Downloads. You can also export from an opened map.

Download a Visio Map

To view and download the Visio maps exported through benchmark tasks:

1. Click Files on the taskbar.
2. Select the target folder under the Public category.
   

   Note: The storage location of the Visio files depends on the benchmark task settings.

• Site maps — select the My Network folder generated under the specified folder.
• Shared device group maps — select the Device Group folder generated under the specified folder.
• Public maps — select the same location as the original maps.

3. Right-click the target Visio maps and select Download.
   

   Note: The default location of the downloaded file is C:\Users\<your username>\Downloads.

Upload Window Files into NetBrain

1. Click Files on the taskbar.
2. Right-click a sub-folder to store the Windows file, and select Upload Window Files from the drop-down menu.
3. In the pop-up dialog, click Select Windows Files from your computer.
4. Select the target files and click Open.
5. In the Import Windows Files dialog, click Start.
6. Click Finish.
   

   Tip: To download windows files to your local disk, right-click the folder and select Download Windows Files from the drop-down menu, or right-click a Windows file and then select Download. The default location of the downloaded file is C:\Users\<your username>\Downloads.

Function Maps

Function Maps is where you can centrally explore and manage the map files across your domain. The maps are grouped into six categories in the standalone Function Maps window.

In the Function Maps window, the following actions are allowed:

• Search a map: Enter a search keyword in the search bar in the right pane to search for the matched maps.
• Open a map: select a map in the right pane, and then click Open.

 

See also:

• Work on Dashboard Widget 
• Work on Map