System

From the System option on the Admin tab, you can view the status of the Monitor system. You can select from the following five pages:

Server Information: This shows the details about the Monitor system and enables you to reset and rerun internal daemons.
Database Information: This enables you to configure and control the database, check database status and review database statistics.
Security Information: This shows a list of the tags and ISV daemons that are currently in server memory, along with their security status.
Configuration Information: This shows scheduled maintenance tasks, which can be configured and existing configuration files, which can be edited.
Workweek Information: This shows you the work week definition, which can be edited.

Server Information

You can reread configuration files and restart Monitor's internal daemons, with the reset button.

Database Information

You can use the System page to configure and control the database, check database status and review statistics.

You can edit the path to the database storage location as seen by the specified host.

We highly recommend that you use a path that is located on the specified host's local disk for performance and reliability reasons.

We also recommend that you include this product's instance name in the path to help identify the directory's purpose.

Database Tasks Configuration

These tasks require the vovdbd daemon to be running. You can perform the following tasks:

Control loading of sampled checkouts only. Checkouts and denials gathered through debug log parsing are loaded by the parsing job regardless of this setting.
Change the times to run daily maintenance tasks.
Change the backup storage location as seen by the database host. Network storage is acceptable for database backups.

When you enter a date and click on Trim Database, it will trim the data to that date you selected, but in the database only. The checkout files will not be deleted or touched.

System Database Information

When you click on Deobfuscate Checkout, you will decrypt your data and load it into your database again, (once licensing has been updated or reissued).

Security Information

This shows a list of the tags and ISV daemons that are currently in server memory, along with their security status. The large page has been broken into three sections, so each can be explained.

The top portion of the Security Information page shows a list of the tags and ISV daemons that are currently in server memory, along with their security status.

The bottom portion of the page shows a list of areas that may contain sensitive data, along with their security status. Review these areas to determine if they should be secured before taking action.

The ID can be clicked to display the access control policy for that ISV. The following page displays.

Configuration Information

This shows scheduled maintenance tasks, which can be configured, and existing configuration files, which can be edited.

From this page, you can configure the following maintenance tasks.

Load checkout data: When enabled, this ensures that checkout data is loaded.
Snapshot capacities: When you click on the link, you will see specific node information for the job SNAPSHOT_CAPACITY, such as job description, state information, run-time information, input/output dependencies and properties. You can set the period when the task runs.
Update summaries: When you click on the link, you will see specific node information for the Job UPDATE_SUMMARIES, such as job description, state information, run-time information, input/output dependencies and properties. You can set the period measured and when it runs.
Update project assignments: When you click on the link, you will see specific node information for the Job UPDATE_PROJECTS, such as job description, state information, run-time information, input/output dependencies and properties. You can set the period measured.
System cleanup: When you click on the link, you will see specific node information for the Job SYSTEM_CLEANUP, such as job description, state information, run-time information, input/output dependencies and properties. You can set the period measured and when it runs.
Update custom groups from file: This enables you to manage custom groups from files, LIVE_LM_UPDATE_MEMBERSHIPS_FROM_FILE.
Update custom groups LDAP: This enables you to manage custom groups from LDAP, LIVE_LM_UPDATE_MEMBERSHIPS_LDAP.
Update custom groups from NIS: This enables you to manage custom groups from NIS, LIVE_LM_UPDATE_MEMBERSHIPS_NIS.
Load remote License Monitor data: This enables you to manage LIVE_LM_LOAD_REMOTE_DATA.

If you make changes, it may take up to one minute for them to take effect. Reload the page to see the latest status. The second half of the page shows the Configuration files. You can click on the file name to view or edit the file.

Workweek Information

This shows you the work week definition, which can be edited.

You can adjust the Workday range and choose the weekend. Click Save when done.