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Overview

The "System Monitor" page allows monitoring of both the soft logic run status and the status of the communications system. If "Single Scan" is selected, the page will conduct one scan and then update itself. If if "Monitor" is selected, the page will poll the server repeatedly and update itself continuously. "Stop" will stop the continuous scan mode.


Program Run Status

The "Program Run Status" displays information about the running soft logic system. This includes the following:

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Communications

The "Communications" status shows the current status of the active servers and clients.

Server Status

The "Server Status" table shows all the active servers. The "Connections" and "Rate" columns provide an indication of connection activity. Different protocols will provide different information in these columns depending on the nature of the the protocol.

Connection rate is measured as a moving average of requests over a 5 minute period.

Client Status

The "Client Status" table shows the current status of the TCP and generic clients. The table includes the connection status, the command status, and a link to a page showing more details. Connection and command status are explained in the section on communications details.

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Communications Monitor

The communications monitor shows the status details for an individual communications client. It can also monitor in continuous or single scan mode.

Connection Status Summary

This shows a summary of the state of the client. The connection status is the state of the overall connection. This may have the following states:

Command Status Summary

This is a summary of the command status. If there are multiple communications commands, this will show a combined view of them. If all commands are "Ok", the summary will also show "Ok". If one of the commands is not Ok, the summary will show that status. If more than one command is not Ok, the summary will show the status of one of them.

Command Status

This shows the status of each of the individual commands. Each communications command is shown separately. The command status messages include:

Connection and Command Events

The connection and command event logs show the connection and command status in a running log format together with a time stamp. Only changes of state are recorded.

Client Messages

The client messages table shows a running log of messages sent by the client. If there are no client messages, this table will be hidden from view.

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