The ColdFusion Multiserver Monitor lets you keep track of activities
on multiple ColdFusion servers. You can quickly see the status of
several servers, and view detailed information about each server.
To add a server to those you are monitoring,
Click the Launch Multiserver Monitor button.
Click Add Server.
Enter the following:
The server name or IP
address
The port through which you communicate with the server
The context root, if any
The user name and password to access the server
Click OK.
To quickly see the status of all the servers you are monitoring,
click Quick View. For each server you are monitoring, the Multiserver
Monitor displays the server name, port, how long the server has
been running, and whether there are any alerts.
To see a detailed status of all the servers you are monitoring,
click Detailed View.
The detailed view lists each server. To see details about a server
in the list, highlight it. The details appear at the bottom of the
page.To see information about any server errors, click Errors.
Note: The
errors listed on this page include only server errors. Application
errors appear in the individual Server Monitor on the Summary page.
For more information, see Server Monitor Summary.
If you register
some servers in the Multiserver Monitor served by 127.0.0.1, and then
open a Multiserver Monitor served by localhost, the servers are
not considered to be the same servers. This is because Flash creates
different shared objects for these IP addresses. The information
that is stored in these shared objects is saved using XOR encryption.
The master password for the Multiserver Monitor is stored using
SHA1 encryption.
