The System Nodes page allows you to view current system nodes details and update the IP, DNS and Rest REST Client Address if necessary.The System Nodes table depicts DPOD's installation server components
In case of a DPOD Cell Environment - this page will show all the nodes of both the Cell Manager and all Cell Members.
The details displayed in the screen are:
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| ID | Internal ID. |
| Name | Node name. |
| Description | Node description. |
| Type | Node Types: MANAGEMENT, DATA, AGENT A DPOD |
All-in-One architecture will consist of a Management and an Agent |
nodes. |
In a |
DPOD federated architecture |
, the DPOD |
Cell Manager will have a Management and Agent |
nodes, and each federated |
Cell Member will have a Data and Agent |
nodes. | |
| Agents IP | The IP address configured for the Gateway's Log Targets Remote Host address, which is used to send Syslog records to DPOD. |
the Gateway's Log Targets Remote Host address will be configured with the Agents DNS. | |
| Agents DNS | The host name (DNS name) configured |
for the Gateway's Log |
Targets Remote Host address, |
which is used to send Syslog records to DPOD. |
This is useful when the Gateways and DPOD agents are on different networks (e.g. behind NAT), and DPOD agents IP address is unreachable from the Gateways |
. This host name can be configured in the DNS server of the Gateways, or simply as a host alias entry in the Gateways. |
| REST Client Address |
| Used for intercommunication between DPOD components. |