The Service availability check page shows whether your services are available. For example, you should perform an availability check if you suspect that services are not functioning properly (for example, because the server is unavailable).
To find out how to display the page and check availability, see Check service availability.
You can view the following information on the Service availability check page.
Table 4: Availability check
| Server |
Shows the name of the server upon which the service runs. |
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Connection |
Shows whether the server is connected. |
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Last fetch time |
Shows the last time the server was called. |
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URL |
Shows the URL used to access the service. |
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Executing server |
Shows the server upon which the service is run. |
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IP address (IPv4) |
Shows the IPv4 address used to access the service. |
TIP: You can use the elements beneath the table to:
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You can check the availability of your services at any time.
To check service availability
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In the menu bar, click Overview.
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In the overview, click Run in the Service availability check tile in the Status reports section.
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In Service availability check, click Check all services.
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See the services/server details list.
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In the Operations Support Web Portal, you can use the following pages to manage processes at any time:
The Processes page shows all processes running in the Job queue and allows you to rerun failed processes.
To find out how to display the page, see Viewing processes and details and how to rerun failed processes, see Handling failed processes.
You can view the following information on the Processes page.
Table 5: Processes
| Process name |
Shows the name of the process. |
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Process task |
Shows which process task is currently running. |
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Actions |
Actions that you can perform for the process:
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TIP: Use the filter above the table to limit the number of processes displayed.
TIP: You can use the elements beneath the table to:
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