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Resource Management Table (Tools -> Resource Management) Resource Management
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AlliedView NMS Administration Guide (Installing and Starting Up)
2.8.2 Resource Management Table (Tools -> Resource Management)
To view the status of the server configuration, the user selects Tools -> Resource Management from the main menu. The
Resource Management Window appears, as shown in the following figure.
Note: This table should only be used by the Administrator.
FIGURE 2-5 Resource Manager Window - Back End Only
2.8.3 Front-End Monitor
Note: This applies to the distributed FE system available prior to 11.0.
In the example above, there is the default client to BE configuration. This has the following information:
• Resource Manager (in window title) - This is the server the client currently is connected to. (If the client is locally con-
nected to the server this will be localhost.)
• HostName - These are the servers currently deployed in the AlliedView NMS server configuration. In the default BE
only configuration, there is only one server and therefore only one row.
• Server Type - The BE server will have PRIMARY as the server type, while the FE servers will have STANDALONE.
• Connection Status - Working connections are Up. If a server fails this will change to Down.
• Web Server Port - This is the port used by the client to connect to the server.
• Enable Forwarding - This box is editable only when there is more than one server, and can only be activated for the FE
server when the client is connected to that FE server. The feature is explained above.
2.8.4 Client Memory Monitor
This tab brings up a graph that monitors the memory used on the client. Memory allocated is the java heap space pre-allo-
cated at start-up, while the used memory is the actual memory used by the client. If the client is functioning slowly, this
graph can help determine if client memory usage is an issue. Refer to the following figure.