The XpoLog support portal is accessible via the XpoLog > Settings > About menu item, by clicking the Open XpoLog Center Support Portal link. Only users associated with the Administrators group can open the portal. The portal enables system administrators to view systems logs, change logging level, review the general configuration that XpoLog uses, track real time activity, and manage all the data that XpoLog stores. This information may be viewed in several sections, by selecting from the drop down list the following options: Basic Information, Activity Information, Data Information, Actions, and Advanced Settings.
Use of this portal should be permitted only to trained system administrators.
In case XpoLog runs with several cluster nodes, it is possible to view/manage each node’s information separately by selecting the required node in the combo-box on top of the screen, or using the default option that includes all information from all nodes.
Click the XpoLog Manager tab.
The Left Navigation Panel opens.
Click the Settings > About menu item.
The About XpoLog Center console opens.
Click the Open XpoLog Center Support Portal link.
The XpoLog Support portal opens.
The Basic Information section of the XpoLog Support portal includes two tabs:
System Logs – Displays a table of all system logs, and their general information including Name, Size, Last Modified, Number of Files, and Logging Level. In this tab, Administrators can view a log, change its logging level, and export a log by selecting the log in the table, and clicking the relevant button (View, Export, Export Light, or Change Logging Level). It is also possible to add a system log (by clicking the Add XpoLog System Logs button), export all system logs (by clicking the Export All Information button), or export light all information (by clicking the Export All Light button).
System Information – General information on XpoLog such as version and build, time zone, used JAVA, and more.
In the XpoLog Support portal, in the header bar drop down list, select Basic Information.
The Basic Information section opens.
The Activity Information section of the XpoLog Support portal includes five tabs:
Processes – Displays a table of all active processes in XpoLog (indexing, reports, dashboard analysis, monitors, etc.). Administrators can stop a process during its operation by selecting the process, and then clicking the Stop button.
Note: Stopping a process during its operation might affect users that expect different results.
Threads – Displays a table of all active threads and their stack traces (JAVA 1.5+) in XpoLog. Administrators can interrupt a thread during its operation by selecting it and clicking the Interrupt button.
Note: Interrupting a thread during its operation might affect users that expect different results.
SSH Connections – Displays a table of all active SSH connections in XpoLog. Administrators can terminate a connection during its operation by selecting it and clicking the Terminate button.
Note: Terminating a connection during its operation might affect users that expect different results.
Jobs – Displays a table of all active jobs and their statuses. Administrators can stop a job during its operation by selecting the job, and then clicking the Stop button.
Note: Stopping a job during its operation might affect users that expect different results.
HTTP Sessions – Displays an HTTP Sessions table, which presents all open clients (browsers) to XpoLog. Administrators can destroy a session by selecting it and clicking the Destroy button.
Note: Destroying a session might affect users that expect different results.
In the XpoLog Support portal, in the header bar drop down list, select Activity Information.
The Activity Information section opens.
The Data Information section of the XpoLog Support portal includes six tabs:
Indexing – Displays a table of all logs and their index status and details. Administrators can delete a log’s index or re-index it by selecting the log and clicking the Delete or Re-index button, respectively.
Monitors – Displays a table of all monitors and their details. Administrators can delete a monitor or reset its reference by selecting the monitor and clicking the Delete Monitor or Reset Monitor button, respectively.
Analytics Logs – Displays an Analytics table of all logs analysis details. Administrators can delete a log analysis by selecting it, and then clicking the Delete Data button.
Note: Stopping a job during its operation might affect users that expect different results.
Analytics Hosts – Displays an Analytics table of all hosts analysis details. Administrators can delete a host analysis by selecting it, and then clicking the Delete Data button.
In the XpoLog Support portal, in the header bar drop-down list, select Data Information.
The Data Information section opens.
Actions section allows to view logs last indexing time and also execute manual indexing for log(s) using the selection box. An additional section refers to an advanced option of adding a Local XpoLog Log. A lighter option of adding a Local XpoLog Log can be found HERE.
The Advanced Settings section of the XpoLog Support portal includes three tabs:
Properties – It is highly recommended NOT to change any property under Advanced Settings without consulting XPLG Support. Changes of properties may result in significant change in system behavior and results.
Jobs Groups – It is highly recommended NOT to change the jobs threads without consulting XPLG Support. Any change in Jobs Groups should be synced with XPLG Support.
Resource Manager – The resource manager determines the maximal allowed number of threads that can work in parallel per operation in XpoLog. A restart of XpoLog may be required for changes made in the Advanced Settings section to take effect .
In the XpoLog Support portal, in the header bar drop down list, select Advanced Settings.
The Advanced Settings section opens.