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Monitor Information area fields:

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Name—Application monitor name.

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Health State—Health state of PHP.

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IP Address—IP address of the Web server which can parse PHP.

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Application Type—Type of the monitored application, which is always PHP.

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Port—Enter the port through which the Apache server provides Web services.

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Last Polling Time—Time when APM last polled the PHP server.

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Relationship icon

—Click the Related Applications icon

to view dependencies between PHP

and other applications in a dependency topology view. For more information about dependency

topologies, see "

4 Topology and application group management

."

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Top5 Unrecovered Alarm—Latest five unrecovered alarms on PHP. This field does not appear if no
alarm is generated. The alarm level is identified by color: yellow for minor alarms, orange for major

alarms, and red for critical alarms.

Availability Today

The Availability Today area layout is shown in

Figure 340

.

Figure 340 Availability Today area layout

Availability Today area fields:

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Availability pie chart—Shows time duration percentages of the availability states

for PHP today.

The availability states include Available, Unavailable, Inaccessible, and Unmanaged. To view the

time duration percentage of a specific availability state, place the cursor over the corresponding

slice in the chart.

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Current Availability—Availability of PHP when APM last polled PHP.

{

To view the availability of PHP in the last 7 days, click the Weekly History icon

. The weekly

availability data is collected hourly. To view the time duration percentages of availability states
at a specific time, place the cursor over that time.

{

To view the availability of PHP in the last 30 days, click the Monthly History icon

. The

monthly availability data is collected daily. To view the time duration percentages of availability
states on a specific day, place the cursor over that day.

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