Displaying the Properties of a Multiplex Node

View the server information for a single node in the multiplex environment.

In the Perspective Resources window, select the resource and select Resource > Monitor Multiplex.
In the left pane of the IQ Multiplex Level Monitor view, select Topology.
Right-click the node and select Properties.

The Server Properties dialog includes:

Area	Description
General	Server name – name of the server. Host – host name where the server is running. Port – port number where the server is running. State – current state of the server. Valid states include: Unknown Stopped Running INC state – state of the internode communication between the secondary node and the coordinator. Valid values include: Active Timed out N/A (not available) Unknown Note: When viewing the properties of the coordinator node, the INC state always displays N/A. Role – role of the server within the multiplex. Valid roles include: Coordinator Writer Reader Status – current status of the server. Valid statuses include: Included Excluded Database Path – location of the database file on the server.
MIPC	Node – Multiplex node name. Public Status – Current public status of each node. Status is set to “Not responding” if communication with that node fails. Private Status – Current private status of each node. Status is set to “Not configured” or "Not responding" if there is no Private TCP/IP configuration for that server.

Area

Description

General

Server name – name of the server.

Host – host name where the server is running.

Port – port number where the server is running.

State – current state of the server. Valid states include:

Unknown
Stopped
Running

INC state – state of the internode communication between the secondary node and the coordinator. Valid values include:

Active
Timed out
N/A (not available)
Unknown

Note: When viewing the properties of the coordinator node, the INC state always displays N/A.

Role – role of the server within the multiplex. Valid roles include:

Coordinator
Writer
Reader

Status – current status of the server. Valid statuses include:

Included
Excluded

Database Path – location of the database file on the server.

MIPC

Node – Multiplex node name.

Public Status – Current public status of each node. Status is set to “Not responding” if communication with that node fails.

Private Status – Current private status of each node. Status is set to “Not configured” or "Not responding" if there is no Private TCP/IP configuration for that server.