Novell Doc: Conferencing 1.0 Operations Guide

5.1 Viewing Components

When you select the View Status tab, the main page is the Component Status page. You can determine the status of components connected to the XML router by looking at the Component Status table. The status of the XML Routers is displayed in the XML Router Status table. In both tables, the Status column shows whether the component is connected to the XML Routers.

Figure 5-1 Components Status Table

The Component Status table has a number of columns for different attributes for each of the rows. The following table describes each column:

Table 5-1 Components Table Attributes

Column	Description
Operations	These tools allow you to set the logging level for the XML router; for voice bridges, they allow you to view the status of the voice ports on that bridge.
Service	This column identifies the service associated with each row.
ID	This column identifies the ID of the service associated with each row. The ID is useful, for instance, for analyzing system log output.
Via Router	This column identifies the XML Routers to which each service is connected (if any).
Last Host	This column identifies the last host on which the service was known to be running.
Status	Either Online or Offline. This identifies whether the service is online or not.

The XML Router Status table has a number of columns for different attributes for each of the rows. The following table describes each column:

Table 5-2 XML Router Status Table Attributes

Column	Description
Operations	The links under this column allow you to set the logging level for components; for voice bridges, they allow you to view the status of the voice ports on that bridge.
Location	This column identifies the on which host the router is running.
User Count	This column identifies the current number of Conferencing users logged on to each XML Router
Status	Either Online or Offline. This identifies whether the service is running or not.