NOTE: The Start, Stop and Restart commands issued from this screen are provided here as a convenience, and are not parts of any component configuration file. The command is executed immediately when you click the button, although if you have changed any of the configuration data, CMN will require that you Save your changes before it will execute a Start command. |
The table lists all installed services by Service Name, and shows the Status of each: Running or Stopped. To immediately start, stop or restart a service:
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Select the service in the list, and click a button at the bottom of the screen: Start Service, Stop Service, or Restart Service. |
To install or update a Quest license key:
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Click the Update License... button. The Management Console then presents a standard Windows Open dialog box. |
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Locate and specify the License File. Select the file so its name appears in the File name field, and then click Open. |
The Health and Performance Monitoring screen is divided into separate sections for performance monitoring and logs. The Performance Monitoring section shows performance counters in real time for the Mail Connector and Free/Busy components. Performance counters are color coded and can be turned on and off for various modules from this screen. Information about each performance counter is also displayed on the screen.
The Log section of this screen displays live log data broadcast via UDP from different modules. The most recent 1000 lines logged are displayed. Users can view specific logs by clicking the Open Log File button to view a list of log files that can be opened. In the File section of the screen, users can select a log file to open the log in the Quest Log File viewer. See the Log Viewer chapter of the User Guide for more information.
NOTE: The Open Log File button in this screen is enabled only when the UdpAppender is defined in the log42net.config file of at least one module. During a new installation, the Log Viewer installer installs a file with the required UdpAppender. During an upgrade, however, the installer does not overwrite the log42net.config file, so the UdpAppender is not present, and this makes the Open Log File button invisible. To correct this, see To Add the UdpAppender to an Existing Log File at the end of the Configuring CMN Logging Appendix. |
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Within Windows’ System Monitor, you can:
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