Secure Perfect 6.1.1 User Manual
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Micro Monitoring
Overview
Reference Topics:
Micro Monitoring Using the Micro Utility Form
Micro Utility Form Toolbar
Micro Utility Form Shortcut Menu
Micro Utility Form
The Micro Utility Form allows you to view all types of micros, the activities of those micros, monitor
communications, and control each micro in the system. Using the Micro Utility Form, you have the
capability to select, sort, and display only the micros that you want to view, and then save that view. The
first time the Micro Utility Form is opened for viewing, all micros will be displayed if their number is equal
to or less than 64.
Micro Monitoring Using the Micro Utility Form
Reference Topics:
Micro Utility Form Shortcut Menu
Micro Utility Form Toolbar
Micro Form
Time Schedule Form
Mode Schedule Form
Operations Menu
For a
shortcut
menu to functions available within the Micro Utility Form, select a micro from the list
and right-click.
The icon to the left of the description represents the type of micro. The table below explains the micro
types.
Icons Symbolize
a direct-connect micro
a dial-up micro
a network micro
Column Headings:
Description:
Description assigned to the micro when defined on the Micro Form.
Active Hostname:
The name of the computer that controls communications to the micro. (For those
computers
licensed
for Client Redundancy, the current
Active Hostname
may be a backup client and
have a different name than the
Default Hostname
computer.)
Default Hostname:
(This
column
does not display if this computer is not
licensed
for Client
Redundancy.) The hostname displayed is the computer that normally hosts this micro. The icon image
displays in green when the micros are controlled by the originating host. The icon image displays in
yellow to signify a failed system. The backup client computer listed in the
Active Hostname
column is
controlling the dial-up and dialup micros for this computer.
Firmware version:
The version of firmware operating the micro.
