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Wavelink Avalanche Site Edition Java Console User Guide

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Chapter 4: <strong>Avalanche</strong> <strong>Console</strong> 36<br />

5 Type a port number in the Port text box.<br />

If no port is entered, the port will default to port 80.<br />

6 If you are using Basic Authentication for the HTTP proxy, type the <strong>User</strong><br />

Name and Password in the appropriate text boxes. Otherwise, leave these<br />

options blank.<br />

7 Click OK to save your changes.<br />

8 To disable the use of a proxy, disable the Use a Proxy Server checkbox in<br />

the Preferences dialog box.<br />

When you disable the proxy server and save the change, all proxy settings<br />

are removed from the database.<br />

Managing the Enterprise Server<br />

From the Tools menu, you can manage the communication between the<br />

distributed servers and the enterprise server. This section contains the<br />

following tasks:<br />

• Viewing the Enterprise Server Status<br />

• Purging Server Statistics<br />

• Performing a Dump Heap<br />

Viewing the Enterprise Server Status<br />

You can view the status of the eServer in the eServer <strong>Console</strong> dialog box. The<br />

eServer Status region lists the status (parameters and values) of the eServer.<br />

Click Refresh Status to receive the latest information from the eServer.<br />

The following list describes some of the parameters and values displayed in<br />

the eServer Status region:<br />

Parameter<br />

Version<br />

Build Number<br />

Uptime<br />

Start Time<br />

Value<br />

The version of the enterprise server.<br />

The build number of the enterprise server.<br />

The length of time the enterprise server has been running.<br />

The last time the enterprise server was started.

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