Click Devices > Access Gateways.
Select one of the following options:
Option |
Description |
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Stop |
To stop an Access Gateway , select the service, then click Stop. You can use the Restart option to start Access Gateway . |
Restart |
To stop and start an Access Gateway , select it, then click Restart. If Access Gateway is already stopped, use Restart to start it. |
Refresh |
To update the list of Access Gateways and the status columns, click Refresh. |
Select an Access Gateway, and then select one of the following options:
Option |
Description |
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Scheduled Restart |
To schedule when a selected Access Gateway must be stopped and then started, select Schedule Restart. On an Access Gateway Service, a restart stops Access Gateway Service, then starts it. For information about how to schedule this command, see Scheduling a Command. |
Scheduled Stop |
To schedule when a selected Access Gateway or cluster must be stopped, select Schedule Stop. For more information, see Scheduling a Command. |
Purge List Now |
Click this to purge all objects in the current purge list from the cache of the selected server or cluster. |
Purge All Cache |
Click this to purge the server cache for the selected server or cluster. All cached content is cleared. When you change certain configuration such as updating or changing certificates, changing the IP addresses of web servers, or modifying the rewriter configuration, you are prompted to purge the cache. The cached objects must be updated for users to see the effects of configuration changes. If Access Gateways are in a cluster, you need to manage the purge process so your site remains accessible to your users. You must apply configuration changes to one member of a cluster. When its status returns to healthy and current, issue the command to purge its cache. Then apply the changes to the next cluster member. IMPORTANT:Do not issue a purge cache command when an Access Gateway has a pending configuration change. Wait until the configuration change is complete. |
Update Health from Server |
Click this to send a request to the server for updated health information. If you have selected multiple servers, a request is sent to each one. The health status changes to an animated circle until the reply returns. |
Service Provider |
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Use the following links to manage a cluster or an Access Gateway:
Option |
Description |
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Name |
Displays a list of Access Gateways and clusters that you can manage from this Administration Console.
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Status |
Indicates the configuration status of the clusters and Access Gateways. For more information, see Status Options. |
Health |
Indicates whether a cluster or an Access Gateway is functional. Click the icon to view additional information about the operational status of an Access Gateway.
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Alerts |
Indicates whether any alerts have been sent. If the alert count is non-zero, click the count to view more information.
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Commands |
Indicates the status of the last executed command and whether any commands are pending. Click the link to view more information. For more information, see Section 25.2, Viewing the Command Status of Access Gateway. |
Statistics |
Provides a link to the statistic pages.
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Edit |
Provides a link to the configuration page. If the server belongs to a cluster, the Edit link appears on the cluster row. Otherwise, the link is on the server row. See Section 3.3.1, Configuration Overview. |