Mirror status

Status

Mirror - Panel shows information about all the configured mirrors and mirror service.

 

 

 

Sessions: - Number of sessions configured.

 

Enabled: - Number of sessions enabled.

 

Running: - Number of sessions connected and running.

 

Started: - Date/Time the Mirror service was started.

 

 Double-click a mirror session or click the right arrow displayed when the cursor is over the tile to go to the message log, filtered to the selected mirror.

 Click on one of the mirror sessions to see information in the Session panel.

 

 

Session - Panel show detailed information about the selected mirror.

 

 

Arrow down - Displays a list of commands depending on current status, to control the selected mirror.

Start - Puts a mirror currently enabled and idle into a running state.

 

Snapshot - Forces an immediate snapshot of the current file.

 

Stop - Puts a mirror currently running into an idle state.

 

Disable - Does not remove the mirror but will not allow it to be started until it is manually enabled.

 

Enable - Enables a previously disabled mirror.

 

Connection - Settings and current connection information.

Source Historian: - Source Historian, computer name.

 

Source DataSet: - Name of the DataSet on the source Historian.

 

Connections: - Number of times the mirror session has made connection to the source, Views service since the Mirror service was started.

 

Snapshots: - Number of times this mirror session has performed a snapshot since the Mirror service was started.

 

Status: - Connecting, Running, Idle or disabled.

 

Endpoint: - The connection address with port number.

 

Snapshot - A transfer of the last files from the source Historian.

Frequency: - At specified times or normalized intervals.

 

Last: - Date/Time of the last Snapshot.

 

Next: - Date/Time of the next scheduled Snapshot.

 

Status: - Number of files and transfer time.

 

Source Files: - Number of files in the source DataSet.

 

Target Files: - Number of files in the destination DataSet.

 

Transfer Rate: - Speed of the last transfer in Mbytes/sec.

 

Transfer Usage: - Percentage of communication bandwidth used during transfer.

 

Real-Time - (RTU) Real Time Update information.

Frequency: - Time between RTUs.

 

Last: - Date/Time of last RTU.

 

Next: - Date/Time of next RTU.

 

Tags: - Number of tags being update by RTUs.

 

Updates: - Number of updated included in the last RTU.

 

Response: - Time to receive the last RTU.