MANAGER HOME Page
The Manager HOME page is the first page displayed when you log in to Manager. MANAGER HOME provides a quick summary of the current TDV status. The MANAGER HOME page is shown in Launching Manager.
This topic includes:
SERVER INFO Panel
The SERVER INFO panel shows summary information and links to the SERVER OVERVIEW page.
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Server Name - the HTTP base port is displayed. All other TDV ports are derived from the HTTP base port as follows: |
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base port +1 = JDBC, ODBC, and ADO.NET |
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base port +2 = HTTP SSL |
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base port +3 = JDBC SSL, ODBC SSL, and ADO.NET SSL |
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base port +4 = Reserved |
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base port +5 = Reserved |
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base port +6 = TDV Process Monitor |
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base port +7 = Active Cluster / JGroup |
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base port +8 = Default for Repository |
In Studio, you can view and change the HTTP base port setting when required on the Configuration panel at: Port
Changing the base port changes all other ports on server restart, so system impact must be carefully considered before changes are made.
Percentage of total available Java Heap Memory (RAM) currently in use. The value is controlled by TDV configuration parameters that requires a TDV Server restart to change. Total memory is further divided into Managed and Reserved memory with a built in margin to prevent OOM errors.
The number of active sessions with a theoretical estimate of the total number of sessions that could be supported.
Number of active requests made to the server. Active requests have been started but not yet completed. The total count is cumulative of all requests.
Active data source requests sent to other resources and the total number of outgoing requests that the server has made on other resources. The total includes all requests completed or otherwise.
Active transactions with the total number of transactions that the server has made on other resources.
SERVER STATUS Panel
The SERVER STATUS panel displays indicators showing the current aggregate status of the modules/consoles listed:
Status can be one of the following: OK (green), Disabled (grey), # Warnings (yellow), DOWN or # Errors (red), where # is the number of warnings or failures for the module listed. A single warning or critical error will change the status from green to yellow, or from yellow to red depending on the failure severity and the module.
QUICK LINKS Panel
The QUICK LINKS panel provides direct links to these pages:
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CLUSTER MANAGEMENT (see “Working with Active Cluster” in TDV Active Cluster Guide) |