Clients Status Table

The Clients status table presents the current state of the FTL server's application clients. In the top bar, click Clients then Clients.

Each row summarizes the state of one client. To see more detail about a client, click its row (see Client Status Details).

Columns

Column Description
Status For descriptions of these values, see Client Status.
Client Label The functional role of the client process. For background information, see Client Label.
ID The FTL server assigns each client a unique identifier.
Host The host name string of the client’s host computer (if available).
Application Application name (as configured in the realm definition).
Instance Application instance name that the client matches.
Connect ToName of the core server that serves the client.

Commands

Above the top row at the far right is a the Purge all timed out clients button to purge the list of clients that have timed out.

At the far right of each client row, icon buttons trigger the following commands:

  • Change logging level of a client.
    • Off
    • Severe
    • Warning
    • Info (default)
    • Verbose
    • Debug
    • Custom

    For descriptions of log level values, see the TIBCO FTL Development guide, "Log Level Reference". The Custom selection provides a text box to set different levels for different categories (elements) of log entries. For example: 

    api:debug; msg:off; transport:debug

    For a list of elements, see the TIBCO FTL Development guide, "Log Element Tags Reference" topic.

  • Change the logging mode of a client.

    Collecting logs from many clients can produce a large volume of data. For each individual client you can enable it to send logs to the FTL server, or disable it from sending its log messages. All clients initially disable sending logs.

  • Change the monitoring mode of a client.

    Collecting subscription statistics can produce a large volume of data. You can enable and disable this feature for each individual client. When disabled, a client does not collect monitoring data.

  • Disable a client.

    For details, see Conditions for Disabling Clients.