Modify General Options (General Tab)
- Status
- Description
- Resources
Field | Description |
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Collection Status Field | The current operating status of the collector (running, stopped, or unknown). Running means it is operating and collecting data. Stopped means that it is in pause mode and not collecting data. Unknown means that status information about the collector is unavailable at present, perhaps as a result of a lost connection between collector and server or because the collector was shut down improperly. |
Collection Status Options | Whether or not the collector is currently collecting data. Select the appropriate button to resume or pause data collection. |
Total Events Collected | This counts the total number of events collected from the data source by the collector. |
Total Events Reported | This counts the total number of events reported to the Historian archive from the collector. This number may not match the Total Events Collected field due to collector compression. |
Field | Description |
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Description | The name of the selected collector. |
Collector Type | The type of the selected collector. |
Field | Description |
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Computer Name | The machine name of the computer that the collector is installed on. |
Memory Buffer Size (MB) | The size of the memory buffer currently assigned to the store and
forward function. The memory buffer stores data during short-term or
momentary interruptions of the server connection; the disk buffer
handles long duration outages. To estimate the size you need for
this buffer, you need to know how fast the collector is trying to
send data to the server and how long the server connection is likely
to be down. With those values and a safety margin, you can compute
the required size of the buffer. Note: If you enter a new value for
this parameter, the change is effective the next time you
restart the collector. |
Minimum Free Space (MB) | The minimum free disk space that must be available on the computer. If the minimum space required is not available when the collector starts, the collector will shut down. |