w3MonitorLog File

The w3Monitor application automatically maintains the w3MonitorLog file. One entry is created for each server pool/Web server managed by the w3Monitor and an additional entry is created for the w3Monitor.

The entries for each server pool/Web server have the format:

Attribute

Name

Description

O

Host

Web server name.

0

Pool

Server pool name.

1

Date

Internal date the last check started.

2

Time

Internal time of the last check started.

3

PortChange

Number of connections added (positive numbers) or removed (negative numbers).

4

PortsFree

List of available connections.

5

PortsKilled

List of PIB numbers killed.

6

Now

Internal timedate when the most recent check started.

7

PortsInUse

Number of connections in use at the start of the most recent check.

8

NumPortsFree

Number of available connections at the start of the most recent check.

9

TotalAdded

Total number of connections added at the start of the most recent check.

10

ServiceUp

  • 1 = server pool was enabled at the start of the most recent check.

  • 0 = server pool was disabled at the start of the most recent check.

11

Minimum

Minimum number of connections wanted.

12

Maximum

Maximum number of connections allowed.

13

MinFree

Minimum number of available connections before connections are added.

14

MaxFree

Maximum number of available connections before connections are dropped.

15

Frequency

Number of seconds between checks.

16

Next

Internal timedate when this server pool/Web host is checked next.

17

HB Period

Number of seconds to wait after the last contact with FCService before the connection is terminated.

 

NOTE

The internal time format ((Date() x 86400) + Time()) is subject to change without notice.

The entries for the w3Monitor have a different format than the entries for the server pool/Web host entries. The format is:

Attribute

Name

Description

1

Date

Date the w3Monitor started.

2

Time

Time the w3Monitor started.

3

PID

Process ID on which w3Monitor is running.

4

 

Date the most current run started.

5

 

Time the most current run started.

6

 

Date the next run starts.

7

 

Time the next run starts.

See Also

w3Monitor

w3Config File

w3Monitor Application

w3UserTask Subroutine