Client monitoring, Client monitor form – GE v6 User Manual
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Client Monitoring
Client Monitoring
Reference Topics:
Client Monitor Form Shortcut Menu
Client Monitor Form
Use this form to obtain client information, such as client type, Imaging status, and connection status. A
client is a computer that has all the functionality of the server but does not store the Secure Perfect
database and it does not validate license information.
For a shortcut menu to related functions, select an entry and then click the right mouse button.
Element Description
Client
Name of the networked computer. To delete, client must have a
connection Status of Not Connected.
When adding clients on the Client Form, the PCName must
exactly match the network name of the computer, in order for
connection to be made.
Active Client
This column displays an entry when a client failed and a backup
client is now hosting its devices.
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The column displays the currently active hostname.
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If a backup attempt to a backup client failed, the column
displays [Hostname] Backup Failed where Hostname = the
backup client that was unable to host devices for the failed
default host.
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During the process of recovery to the default client, the column
displays [Hostname] <recovering>. This only displays at the
default client computer.
Following a
to the default host, this column is blank.
Client Type
Type of client: Secure Perfect or CCTV.
Imaging Status
Shows whether the client currently has Imaging capabilities. To
change the Imaging status, the client must have a connection status
of Not Connected.
Enabled: This client has Imaging capabilities, that is, you can
capture, design, and print using this computer.
Disabled: This client does NOT have Imaging capabilities.
Thin Client
Status
Displays whether this client is licensed for Thin Client terminal
services.
Connection
Status
Current status of the connection between the client and the server:
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Connected: The client and server are communicating.
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Not Connected: The client and server are not communicating.
Description
Displays the description of the Secure Perfect client.
Region
This is a Global system and this is the name of the Region for this
client.
Active Region
This column displays an entry when a Regional Database Server
has failed and a backup Server is now hosting the database.
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The column displays the currently active Region.
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Following a
to the default host, this column is blank.