Toolpack:Status Menus:Hosts A
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General status information about the host machine running system applications is | General status information about the host machine running system applications is | ||
accessible from the Host tab of the Global Status view. | accessible from the Host tab of the Global Status view. | ||
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In the '''Host''' tab, under '''Host Control''', a number of actions can be executed. | In the '''Host''' tab, under '''Host Control''', a number of actions can be executed. | ||
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Under the '''Processor Usage''' tab you may verify the percentage of processor usage your host currently occupies: | Under the '''Processor Usage''' tab you may verify the percentage of processor usage your host currently occupies: | ||
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Under the '''Memory Usage''' tab you may verify the following values: | Under the '''Memory Usage''' tab you may verify the following values: | ||
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Under the '''Filesystem Usage''' tab you may verify the following values: | Under the '''Filesystem Usage''' tab you may verify the following values: | ||
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[[Image:Toolpack_v2.5_Hosts_Filesystem_Usage.png]] | [[Image:Toolpack_v2.5_Hosts_Filesystem_Usage.png]] | ||
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| + | ===Network Interfaces Tab=== | ||
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| + | Under the '''Network Interfaces''' tab, a table of the network interfaces offered by the host is displayed. | ||
| + | This table describes the following values for each interface: | ||
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| + | * Total number of bytes received | ||
| + | * Total number of error bytes received | ||
| + | * Number of bytes received per second | ||
| + | * Total number of bytes sent | ||
| + | * Total number of error bytes sent | ||
| + | * Number of bytes sent per second | ||
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Latest revision as of 10:02, 10 July 2012
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Applies to version(s): v2.5, v2.6.
General status information about the host machine running system applications is accessible from the Host tab of the Global Status view.
The Host general view, shown below, lists the one or more hosts that are being used to run the applications of a Tmedia or Tdev system. In addition, this view indicates if the host is in a ready state.
Detailed View
To view expanded information concerning the host operating system, click any host listed in the Ready host list:
In this view you can set the host's refresh frequency, as well as view various system details, by clicking the relevant tabs:
Host Tab
In the Host tab, under Host Control, a number of actions can be executed. These actions are:
- Shutdown
- Upload License
- Upload Toolpack
- Validate Requirements
Processor Usage Tab
Under the Processor Usage tab you may verify the percentage of processor usage your host currently occupies:
Memory Usage Tab
Under the Memory Usage tab you may verify the following values:
- Percentage of memory in use by the current host
- Size of total RAM installed
- Size of total RAM used
- Size of memory swap space in use
- Number of memory swaps in (per second)
- Number of memory swaps out (per second)
File System Usage Tab
Under the Filesystem Usage tab you may verify the following values:
- Total disk space
- Total disk space available (free)
- Whether or not the disk is full, or can still be written to
Network Interfaces Tab
Under the Network Interfaces tab, a table of the network interfaces offered by the host is displayed. This table describes the following values for each interface:
- Total number of bytes received
- Total number of error bytes received
- Number of bytes received per second
- Total number of bytes sent
- Total number of error bytes sent
- Number of bytes sent per second
