| 21 | | The Slave Tray Icon application shows on the first page some overview of the slave. |
| 22 | | The "Kill" button lets you stop the Windows service. If you are not logged in as administrator, UAC asks you to confirm this operation and the tray icon restarts with administration privileges. You may notice that the icon on the kill button changed and if you click it now, the service is stopped. |
| 23 | | The "Stop" button can be used to pause the Slave. This means that the slave is still connected to the Hive, but the server doesn't send new jobs to the slave. |
| 24 | | Start resumes operation. If the service is stopped, it tries to start the service. If the slave is paused, it tells the service to accept new jobs. |
| | 21 | The Slave Tray Icon application shows on the first page an overview of the slave. |
| | 22 | The Kill button lets you stop the Windows service. If you are not logged in as administrator, UAC asks you to confirm this operation and the tray icon restarts with administration privileges. You may notice that the icon on the kill button changed and if you click it now, the service is stopped. |
| | 23 | The Stop button can be used to pause the Slave. This means that the slave is still connected to the Hive, but the server doesn't send new jobs to the slave. |
| | 24 | Start resumes operation. If the service is stopped, it tries to start the service. If the slave is paused, it tells the service to accept new jobs. The Jobs page shows a list of all currently running jobs and their execution time and the Log tab page displays all messages logged by the service. |
