Status
The Status page of the local configuration UI shows the status of sensors, dependencies, and the execution of Arc.
Sensor information
Sensor ID: This shows the identifier (ID) of the selected sensor.
Version: This shows the version of Arc that has been deployed.
Required dependencies
This section shows a list of all the required dependencies for the selected sensor, and the installation status for each dependency.
Execution status
Service status:
Not installed
Stopped
Running
Unknown
- in case of generic issues
Execution status:
Running, remaining time XXXX s
- in case of One-shot or Offline executionsRunning as service
Stopped
Connectivity status:
Not available
- while not runningDisconnected
- while in Offline modeSending
- standard behavior, data goes upstreamSending, Buffering
- data is being sent and buffering is happening due to incoming dataSending, Dropping
- data is being sent and dropped because incoming data and buffering limits were reachedDisconnected (never connected)
- network was absent before Arc could ever connect to the upstreamBuffering (never connected)
- network was absent before Arc could ever connect to the upstream: buffering started due to incoming dataDropping (never connected)
- network was absent before Arc could ever connect to the upstream: dropping started due to reaching buffering limitsDisconnected (last connection at dd-mm-yyyy hh:mm:ss)
- network was absent since the indicated timeBuffering (last connection at dd-mm-yyyy hh:mm:ss)
- network was absent since the indicated time: buffering started due to incoming dataDropping (last connection at dd-mm-yyyy hh:mm:ss)
- network was absent since the indicated time: dropping started due to incoming data and buffering limits were reached
Execution mode: This shows a radio button for each of the three
execution modes:
- Service
- One-shot
- Offline
Run/Stop button: This button lets you:
- Run the Arc process, if it is not currently running
- Stop the Arc process, if it is currently running
Note: You can also stop the Arc process from the terminal
with the command:
CTRL+C
.