Agent Information

Use this page to view the connection information for your server.

Ping Info
Depending on the transport, configuration, and platform you are running on, you might not see this information. iMonitor has attempted an IP ping to the set of addresses being advertised for that server. Success is as indicated.

DNS Name
Depending on the transport, configuration, and platform you are running on, you might not see this information. iMonitor has attempted to do an address reversal on IP addresses supported by this server and is indicating the associated DNS name.

Connection Information
Lists information for the server, including the server referral, time delta, root most master, and replica depth.

Server Referral
Lists the set of addresses where your server can be reached.

Address
The address from the referral list which was actually used to retrieve the information.

NDS Build Number
The build version of the specified NDS® agent.

Time Synchronized
NDS believes that time is synchronized well enough to issue time stamps based on the server's current time. The time synchronization protocol might or might not currently be in a synchronized state. Time Synchronized indicates that synthetic or future time is not being used unless a replica's last-issued time stamp is greater than the current time.

Time Delta
Lists the difference in time between the machine where iMonitor is running and the remote server, in seconds. A negative integer indicates that the iMonitor machine's time is ahead of the remote server's time; a positive integer indicates that the iMonitor machine's time is slower than the remote server's time.

Root Most Master
Specifies the replica that is highest or closest to the root of the naming tree is a master replica.

Replica Depth
Shows the depth of the root most replica (the number of levels between the root most replica and the root of the tree).

Context DN
The identity used to retrieve the information listed above.

Bindery Context
Shows the first bindery context set, if any.

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