The information on this page refers to License Statistics v4v5. 191 or newer, which made the following changes and improvements toenhanced the License Server Uptime chart: added the option of choosing a date rangegrid with the Settings panel that lets you choose a data range and time interval to include in the displayed results ; added Save button and the Refresh icon to enable saving and reloading the data; enabled the display of more precise information about possible license server status in the License Server Uptime chart. If you are runningusing an older version of License Statistics, see v4.19 to v5.1 documentation or refer to documentation for versions prior to v4.19. |
From the License Servers page, the License Server Uptime tab shows a chart of license server status for the currently selected license server during any period the server status was monitored.
To select a different license server for which to view the status, use the License Server pick list in the Selected Select License Server section at the top of the page.
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For the License Server Uptime chart, tooltips show the precise information of the time of one of the above events and optionally (if there is any), an error log message. You can see the tooltip content by hovering your mouse over the dots of the chart.
Saving and reloading data
If desired, you can save the License Server Uptime chart using Save button at the top left of the chart. You can also reload the data by clicking the Refresh icon.
Date range
The date range selector Settings panel at the top left of the License Server Uptime chart allows you to select a date range, so you can see data for different time periods. To select a range of dates, click the desired start and end dates in You can choose the Time Interval (Two Weeks, Week, or Day) for which you want to display the license server uptime. The fields are interrelated, which means that the values in the Start Date and End Date fields are automatically adjusted based on the selected Time Interval.
If you select the "Custom" option from the available Time Interval options, then both fields, i.e. Start Date and End Date, can be modified; however, you will not be able to select a day earlier than the Start Date on the End Date field, and later than the End Date on the Start Date field, because the value on the other field will be adjusted.
You can apply a maximum date range of 14 days. If you set a wider range of dates, the value on the other field will be automatically adjusted to show only a maximum number of 14 days.
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