Results from a change in module content level

Depending on how you change the module content filter level, operations on the platform vary:
  • If you decrease the content level (say, go from "ui+runtime" to "runtime"), modules already installed are not automatically re-installed (to reduce storage). You simply click the Finish button to close the dialog, and platform/station operation is otherwise unaffected. However, if you later re-install existing modules, or install new modules, the new content filter level is applied--typically with resulting savings in storage space.

    So, if "freeing" storage space is the goal when restricting module content, after changing the content level, you should re-install existing modules. Do this using the Software Manager.

  • If you increase the content level (say, from "runtime" to "ui+runtime"), this typically requires modules to be re-installed in that platform. In this case, the dialog provides a Next button and explains that this automatically occurs, with the station first stopped as a result, as shown. Note that if a JACE platform, this also automatically results in a reboot of that host platform.
    Figure 66.   Dialog example after increasing module content level
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