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TDV Server Summary
The Monitor TDV Server Summary panel displays the status of the TDV servers.
Possible status levels for each category are as follows.
Category
Possible Status Levels
Alerts
OK—No alerts exist.
WARNING—General alert. May require attention (like the daemon being inaccessible).
ERROR—Critical alert. Probably requires immediate attention (like the TDV or Monitor Server being inaccessible).
Servers
OK—All servers are running.
ERROR—At least one server is inaccessible.
Clients
OK—Clients always display as OK.
Requests
Based on the last five minutes of request activity:
OK—No errors in the last five minutes.
WARNING—A request was terminated in the last five minutes.
ERROR—A request failed in the last five minutes.
Data Services
OK—Data services always display as OK.
Data Sources
OK—The data source is UP or NOT_TESTED.
DISABLED—The data source is DISABLED.
ERROR—At least one data source is DOWN.
If more that one status level exists for a category, the most severe one is displayed. The order of severity is:
• DISABLED (lowest)
• OK
• WARNING
• ERROR (highest)
For example, if there are 12 data sources—3 DISABLED, 3 UP, 5 NOT_TESTED, and 1 DOWN—the status is ERROR. With the same example, if none are DOWN or DISABLED, the status would be OK. If all are DISABLED, the status would be DISABLED.
To get more information about an alert or other issue like a data source that is down, open the Monitor Servers page (see Servers Page).