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Check out the Server Management.
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This menu contains all of the active settings in the GWAVA system for the GWAVA server. Editing and saving changes in this section changes the active settings in the GWAVA server within a couple of minutes.
  
 
== [http://training.gwava.com/index.php5/Server_Status Server Status] ==
 
== [http://training.gwava.com/index.php5/Server_Status Server Status] ==
  
  Server Details
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The Server status page displays the basic status and rundown of the server and the platform it detects as the running system. The server name, up time, server time, database ID, object, and record count, thread count, and replicator status and queue are listed.
    Server name: The name of the server where GWAVA is running
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    Connect address: The IP address that modules will use to connect up to GWAVAMAN
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    Home directory: The installation location of GWAVA
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    OS: The Operating system of the GWAVA server
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    DB Engine: The database engine that GWAVA is using
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    Database ID: The ID that the GWAVA server uses to get its configuration
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    AV SDK version: The SDK version of the AV Engine
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    AV scan engine version: The AV scan engine version
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    CTEngine version: The version of CTEngine that is being used
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    Status: The status of the GWAVA Server
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  Live info
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    Local server name: The name of the local server
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    Local time at server: The time on the local server
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    Server up time: The time the server has been up
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    Server startup time: The time that the server was started
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    Replicator state: The state of the Replicator.
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    Queued replication objects: The number of objects that are queued for replication
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    Outbound replicator connections: The number of connections that the replicator is using
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    Database record count: The number of records in the database
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    Database object count: The number of objects in the database
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    Obituary record count: The number of deleted records in the database
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    Obituary object count: The number of deleted objects in the database
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    Running processes (thread count): The number of running processes started by GWAVAMAN
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== [http://training.gwava.com/index.php5/Configure_Server Configure Server] ==
 
== [http://training.gwava.com/index.php5/Configure_Server Configure Server] ==
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These are the global settings that are used for this specific server.
  
 
== [http://training.gwava.com/index.php5/Configure_Domains Configure Domains] ==
 
== [http://training.gwava.com/index.php5/Configure_Domains Configure Domains] ==
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All domains for which the host mail systems receive mail must be listed on this page, as either the default domain or as an additional domain; otherwise, GWAVA will not accept mail sent to a domain(s)not listed.
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This section is covered under the SMTP interface creation section.
  
 
== Server Control ==
 
== Server Control ==
  
== Antivirus agent setup ==
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The GWAVA server functions can be controlled from this section; stopping or restarting GWAVA and mail flow. This is useful if there is a need to pause the mail flow in the system or if GWAVA needs to be restarted or worked on.
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==== Program Control ====
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There are 2 options with this feature:
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===== Restart GWAVA services =====
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  This will restart the GWAVA services
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===== Stop GWAVA services =====
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  This will stop the GWAVA services
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==== Mail flow control ====
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There are 2 options with this feature:
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===== Enable mail flow =====
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  This will enable mail to flow through the system
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===== Disable mail flow =====
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  This will disable mail from flowing through the system
  
 
== IP reputation agent setup ==
 
== IP reputation agent setup ==
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The GWAVA scanning system can provide IP reputation services to other GWAVA servers in the same network. If a secondary GWAVA server is to provide the interface service, the connection information for that server must be specified via IP address. The default configuration is to have the local host provide the scanning service.
  
 
== [http://training.gwava.com/index.php5/Logs Logs] ==
 
== [http://training.gwava.com/index.php5/Logs Logs] ==
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GWAVA keeps logs for each major module in operation, with the logging level determined by the server configuration. For most situations, leaving the log level at normal will be sufficient. The Log menu option
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allows the admin to view the logs from the GWAVA management console. The logs are also available in the file structure for offline viewing. The file location is listed at the top of the log page. <Where gwava is installed>/gwava/services/logs/<module>/<log> The different modules perform different tasks. The support logs, which are always set to diagnostic level, can also be found under the support directory for that module.
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The main modules to view, if desired, are:
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  gwava – The main scanning process
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  gwavapoa – Post Office interface
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  gwavaman – Management
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  gwavaqms – Quarantine manager
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  gwvsmtp – GWAVA SMTP service

Latest revision as of 23:19, 4 March 2014

This menu contains all of the active settings in the GWAVA system for the GWAVA server. Editing and saving changes in this section changes the active settings in the GWAVA server within a couple of minutes.

Contents

[edit] Server Status

The Server status page displays the basic status and rundown of the server and the platform it detects as the running system. The server name, up time, server time, database ID, object, and record count, thread count, and replicator status and queue are listed.

[edit] Configure Server

These are the global settings that are used for this specific server.

[edit] Configure Domains

All domains for which the host mail systems receive mail must be listed on this page, as either the default domain or as an additional domain; otherwise, GWAVA will not accept mail sent to a domain(s)not listed. This section is covered under the SMTP interface creation section.

[edit] Server Control

The GWAVA server functions can be controlled from this section; stopping or restarting GWAVA and mail flow. This is useful if there is a need to pause the mail flow in the system or if GWAVA needs to be restarted or worked on.

[edit] Program Control

There are 2 options with this feature:

[edit] Restart GWAVA services
 This will restart the GWAVA services
[edit] Stop GWAVA services
 This will stop the GWAVA services

[edit] Mail flow control

There are 2 options with this feature:

[edit] Enable mail flow
 This will enable mail to flow through the system
[edit] Disable mail flow
 This will disable mail from flowing through the system

[edit] IP reputation agent setup

The GWAVA scanning system can provide IP reputation services to other GWAVA servers in the same network. If a secondary GWAVA server is to provide the interface service, the connection information for that server must be specified via IP address. The default configuration is to have the local host provide the scanning service.

[edit] Logs

GWAVA keeps logs for each major module in operation, with the logging level determined by the server configuration. For most situations, leaving the log level at normal will be sufficient. The Log menu option allows the admin to view the logs from the GWAVA management console. The logs are also available in the file structure for offline viewing. The file location is listed at the top of the log page. <Where gwava is installed>/gwava/services/logs/<module>/<log> The different modules perform different tasks. The support logs, which are always set to diagnostic level, can also be found under the support directory for that module.

The main modules to view, if desired, are:

 gwava – The main scanning process
 gwavapoa – Post Office interface
 gwavaman – Management
 gwavaqms – Quarantine manager
 gwvsmtp – GWAVA SMTP service
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