Working with System on

Working with Services

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

You can manually start, restart, and stop services in the appliance. You can act upon all services at once, or select specific ones.

In the System > Services page, the tabs list the available services and their statuses. The Information tab appears with the system information like the hardware information, system properties, system status, and open ports.

Although the services can be started or stopped from the Web UI, the start/stop/restart action is restricted for some services. These services can be operated from the OS Console.
Run the following command to start/stop/restart a service.

Viewing information, statistics, and graphs

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

Viewing System Information

All hardware information, system properties, system statuses, open ports and firewall rules are listed in the Information tab.

The information is organized into sections called Hardware, System Properties, System Status, Open Ports, and Firewall.

Hardware section includes information on system, chipset, processors, and amount of total RAM.

System Properties section appears with information on current Appliance, logging server, and directory server.

System Status section lists such properties as data and time, boot time, up time, number of logged in users, and average load.

Working with Trusted Appliances Cluster

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

The Clustering menu becomes available in the appliance Web Interface, System > Trusted Appliance Cluster. The status of the cluster is by default updated every minute, and it can be configured using Cluster Service Interval, available in the CLI Manager.

Status tab appears with the information on nodes which are in the cluster. In the Filter drop-down combo box, you can filter the nodes by the name, address and label.