RTCU Gateway 2 Monitor Tool User's Manual



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RTCU Gateway 2 Monitor Tool User's Manual Version 3.20

I RTCU Gateway 2 - Monitor Tool Table of Contents Part I Monitor Tool 2 1 Clients... 3 2 Message... Log 4 3 Main... Menu 4 File... 5 Connect... 5 Help... 5 Help Topics... License... About... 4 Status... Bar Part II Trouble Shooting Guide Index 9 10

Part I

2 1 RTCU Gateway 2 - Monitor Tool Monitor Tool The "RTCU Gateway 2 - Monitor Tool" is a monitoring and diagnostic tool for the RTCU Gateway 2. The interfaces contain the following pages. Please read on for further details. The Clients page lists the current connected clients and basic statics. The Message Log shows system messages and client communication.

Monitor Tool 1.1 3 Clients The "Clients" page shows information about the clients connected to the gateway instance. The columns contain the following: Node ID The Node ID of the client. If the "Namelist" plug-in is installed, a text name may be shown. Properties Connection properties. ENC = data is encrypted, CMP = data is compressed, LPS = Large Packet Support. TX/RX The amount of bytes received/transmitted by the client. IP address The IP address of the gateway client. The address has the following format: <address>:<port>. Last activity The elapsed time since last client activity. The client information is updated every 5 seconds. When sorting the client information on the Node ID, the clients with a name text are also sorted by Node ID.

4 1.2 RTCU Gateway 2 - Monitor Tool Message Log The "Message Log" page shows the communication log of the connected gateway instance. The entries in the log are colour-coded - red for errors, black for events, and blue for detailed events. The "Filter" tool is used to show only messages from or to a specific Node ID. The list of Node IDs contains all Node IDs that have been active even after the log is cleared. The only exception to this is the dynamic Node IDs that are removed from the list when they disconnect from the gateway. The "Level of Logging" determines the type of messages the Monitor Tool receives from the gateway instance. The available types are: None No log entries are received from the gateway instance. Errors only Only error messages are received from the gateway instance. Errors and events Errors, client connect/disconnect, and communication is received from the gateway instance. Detailed events Errors and detailed information of the events, like hexadecimal dump of data, are communicated between the clients. The "Clear Log" button clears the message log in the Monitor Tool. The "Log to File" button saves the filtered log to a file. If an HTML file is selected, the log will be saved with colours. The "Courier" font will be used. Otherwise the file will be saved as ASCII plain text. 1.3 Main Menu The following pages describe all the different menu items available in the Monitor Tool. File Connect Help

Monitor Tool 1.3.1 5 File The "Exit" command ends the Monitor Tool program. 1.3.2 Connect The "Connection Setup" dialog is where the connection to the gateway instance is configured. Connection The parameters have the following meaning: IP This is the IP address of the gateway server. Addre ss IP PortThis is the IP port where the gateway server is listening for Monitor Tool connections. Logon This is the key that is sent to the gateway server to gain access. Key History The Monitor Tool remembers the connection setup for all previous gateway servers. Any past connections are shown in a drop-down list with the format <address>:<port> (for example: gw.rtcu.dk:5002). To connect to a past gateway server, select the address in the drop-down list and press the "OK" button. The "Clear" button will erase all the stored connections. 1.3.3 Help By using the "Help" menu, it is possible to receive help on specific items.

RTCU Gateway 2 - Monitor Tool The individual items: Help Topics License About 1.3.3.1 Help Topics This command will start the "Windows Help" system. You will be presented with the contents of the Monitor Tool help manual. 1.3.3.2 License This command shows the license information of the connected gateway instance. 1.3.3.3 About This command shows the current version number of the RTCU Gateway 2 Monitor Tool program and the RTCU Gateway 2 service instance it is connected to. 1.4 Status Bar The status bar at the bottom of the main window shows the connection status. The following connection status are possible:

Monitor Tool Not connected Connecting... Logging on... Network error! Gateway not found! Incorrect key! Wait.. Another client is already connected. Clients connected: # (..) 7 Not connected to a gateway instance. Trying to open a connection to the gateway instance. Sending connection credentials to the gateway instance. Connection failed. This may happen during an attempt to connect to a version 1.xx gateway. Either the IP address or the IP port is wrong or the gateway is not running. The gateway rejected the access key. The gateway is busy. Someone else is connected to it. Connected to the gateway instance. # is the number of clients connected, and the name of the gateway instance is shown in the parentheses.

Part II

Trouble Shooting Guide 2 9 Trouble Shooting Guide Error Reason Solution "Logging to file failed, buffer overflow." The log file system cannot keep up. This may be a result of: 1. No more disk space. 2. Slow disk performance. Possible solutions: 1. Remove old log files on the server. 2. Lower the file log level on the server. Please note that when this message occurs, the log information will be incomplete as not all messages are saved. "Monitor log buffer overflow..." The monitor log cannot keep up. This may be a result of: 1. Slow communication media. 2. Extreme gateway traffic. Possible solutions: 1. Lower the log level in Message Log. 2. Lower the log level in Message Log. Please note that when this message occurs, the log information will be incomplete as not all messages are received. "No client is connected." Normally this is the result of: 1. Client port is already in use. 2. Missing port forwarding in gateway. 3. Connection blocked by firewall. Possible solutions: 1. See the system log for error messages: "... failed to find port..." 2. Check your gateway configuration. 3. Check your firewall configuration.

10 RTCU Gateway 2 - Monitor Tool Index -Aabout -Cclients 3 close 5 connect 5 -Hhelp 5 help, about help, license help, topics -Llicense log 4 -Mmenu 4 -Sstatusbar