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Open the Servers page and click a server in the Servers list to open this page.
Content
At the top of the page the server name, status, location, license, and the last seen timestamp are displayed.
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This tab shows the following server details and the server location on the map.
| Field | Description |
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| License ID | License installed on the server. |
| Location | Country and city where the server is located. |
| Last seen | Timestamp when the last heartbeat of the server was received by the cloud portal. |
| Uptime | Elapsed time since last server restart. |
| Last Backup | Timestamp of the last backup. |
| Database | Status of the database connection. |
| Web Manager | Status of the Web Manager. |
| Web Server | Status of the Web Server. |
| Reporting Server | Status of the Reporting Server. |
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This tab shows the list of the last server activities.
Items tab
This tab shows selected Server Items.
Backup tab
This tab shows a list of backups of the selected server including the workspace name, the backup time and size.
| Action | Description |
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| Download the backup file. |
| Delete backup file. |
Remote tab
The Cloud Portal can establish the following secure tunnel connections to a connected BMS Platform server:
- Web Manager
- Web visualization
- VNC
Secure tunnel connections for Web Manager and Web Visualization do not require any configuration, i.e. no opening of external ports.
In order to establish a VNC connection the Tight VNC Server (https://www.tightvnc.com/download.php) needs to be installed locally on the machine running the BMS platform. In addition VNC loopback connections have to be allowed in the TightVNC Service Configuration → Access Control → Loopback Connections → Allow loopback connections. A password for VNC remote access should always be used!
Actions
Edit
Click the EDIT link to open the edit form:
Create Backup
Click the CREATE BACKUP button to initiate a backup of the server. A feedback of the backup process is shown.
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