IxServer window
The IxServer window consists of the following components:
- Menu bar
- Toolbar
- Task window
- Status bar
Figure:IxServer Window

The following table describes the UI controls of the components of IxServer main window:
- File: Allows to open the locations of various files and shut down IxServer.
- View: Allows to modify the view of the IxServer main window, and is described in Modify main window view.
- Tools: Allows to configure IxServer options, run diagnostic tests, and enter Secure Mode.
- About: Shows the version number and copyright information for IxServer, and is described in View IxServer version.
-
: Allows to print the information in the IxServer Task window.
-
: Allows to access IxServer help.
- Date/Time: Shows the date and time a particular server action was logged, in the format mm-dd-yyyyhh:mm:ss. The time (hours, minutes, seconds) is in the 24-hour format.
- Card: Shows the load module card on which the server action was performed.
- Port: Shows the card port on which the server action was performed.
- Result: Shows 'fail' if a start up test or diagnostic operation fails.
- Event: A description of the server action.
Field | Usage |
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Menu Bar |
Lists the menu options for the server. These options include the following: |
Toolbar |
Shows the following options: |
Task window |
Conveys information on server, diagnostic, and test configurations and operations. The task window shows the operations being performed by the server in real time. Operations include attempts by Keysight clients to sign in to the server, the diagnostic tests of IxServer, and the active tests being run by clients. The server display has following options: |
Status bar and Connections display | Used to convey the status of various server operations. The Status bar Connections entry shows three numbers separated by colons. The first number represents the number of client computer connections, including Tcl clients (Wish, Expect), IxExplorer clients, Stream Statistic Views, Packet Group Statistic Views (IxOS 5.10 and later), or Latency Views (IxOS 5.00 or earlier). The second number represents the number of Stat View 'watch' processes monitoring the chassis, which would include IxExplorer Stat View instances and TCL statWatch objects. The third number is no longer used and should always be zero. |