Locale settings determine the language used for text in the Command Line Console, Administrator Console, and User Console.Locale settings determine the formats used for date and time information displayed in the Administrator Console and User Console. All text in the interfaces is displayed in English regardless of locale settings.
To see the locale options available through your license agreement, click the Help button () the top-right corner of the page, then click About K1000 at the bottom of the Help panel. Supported languages are listed in the Language Support section. See View the K1000 version, model, and license information.
Locale settings are applied in a particular order.
When choosing the locale for text in the Command Line Console, Administrator Console, and User Console, the appliance uses the following priority:
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User: If the user locale is set, use it. |
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Organization: If the user locale is not set, use the organization setting (available only if the Organization component is enabled on the appliance). |
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Browser: If neither the user nor organization locales are set, use the browser setting. |
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System (Command Line Console): If the user, organization, and browser locales are not set, use the System setting. |
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Default: If none of the preceding options are set, use the default locale (English). |
You can configure the locale setting for the Administrator Console at the System-level. This also controls the locale of the Command Line Console, which is accessed through the konfig user account.
Locale settings determine the formats used for date and time information displayed in the Administrator Console. All text in the interface is displayed in English regardless of locale settings. Locale settings also determine the date and time formats used in email sent from the Service Desk.
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If the Organization component is not enabled on the appliance, log in to the K1000 Administrator Console, http://K1000_hostname/admin, then click Settings. |
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If the Organization component is enabled on the appliance, log in to the K1000 System Administration Console, http://K1000_hostname/system, or select System in the drop-down list in the top-right corner of the page, then click Settings. |
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The locale you selected is used for the Administrator Console and the Command Line Console.
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If the Organization component is not enabled on the appliance, log in to the K1000 Administrator Console, http://K1000_hostname/admin, then click Settings. |
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If the Organization component is enabled on the appliance, log in to the K1000 System Administration Console, http://K1000_hostname/system, or select System in the drop-down list in the top-right corner of the page, then click Settings. |
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On the User Console Localization Settings page, under Export Gettext PO (portable object) File, click Export Locale, and select the locale from which you want to translate. The list that appears includes all of the supported languages, as well as any languages to which you previously translated the User Console. |
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After a few moments, a ZIP file with the following contents is available for download:
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Under Import Gettext PO (portable object) File, click Import Locale, and select the locale you want to associate with the PO file you are importing. This is the locale to which the User Console is translated using the translations from the imported PO file when the browser locale matches. |
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Under Translated PO (portable object) File, click Choose File, and navigate to the translated PO file. |
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If you want to delete any locales that you previously imported, under Delete an Uploaded Locale, click Delete Locale, and select the locale that you want to delete. Click Delete. |
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