The service details view is displayed when you have filtered the table on the Explore view down to a single service. This view is composed of two widgets:

Service Configuration

This widget contains full configuration details of the service as DPOD views it:

Heading	Description
Device	The device this service is deployed on
Domain	The domain this service is deployed on
Service	The service name
FS Handler	The Front-Side Handler for this service
Service Type	The type of service. (for example, MultiProtocolGateway, XMLFirewallService, etc)
SOAP Version	SOAP Version for this service (where applicable)
Admin State (Svc)	The Administrative state of this service (enabled / disabled)
Admin State (FSH)	The Administrative state of the front-side handler (where applicable).
F. Protocol / B. Protocol	Front / Back end protocol this service runs on.
F. Address / B. Address	Front / Back end IP Address for this service.
F. Port / B. Port	Front / Back end TCP port for this service
F. URI / B. URI	Front / Back end URI for this service
F. QMGR / B.QMGR	Front / Back end Queue Manager for this service (when relevant)
F. QMGR Group / B. QMGR Group	Front / Back end Queue Manager Group for this service (when relevant)
F. Request Q. / B. Request Q.	Front / Back end Request Queue
F. Reply Q. / B. Reply Q.	Front / Back end Reply Queue
Comments	The "User comments" field (sometimes called "Summary field") of the service

Change Audit

The Change Audit widget lists all changes made to the service. These may be changes to services, front-side handlers, B2B Gateways and B2B Partners.
DPOD queries the DataPower every 30 minutes for all services' configuration (the interval may be changed from the system parameters page), compares the result with the previous configuration and stores a change audit record when changes are found.

The Change Audit is displayed in a table, where each row describes a single change:

Column

Description

Time

The change’s timestamp

Change Operation

The change operation (for B2B Gateway objects the change operation will also contain the B2B partner's name if applicable).

For example -
"Replaced in FSH" for an attribute that was changed in a the front-side handler
"Removed in Service" for an attribute that no longer exists in a Service

The "Discovered" operation describes when the service/FSH was first discovered by DPOD, and not the time it was originally created

Description

Description of the change

For example -
User Comments was changed from old text to new text
Admin State was changed from enabled to disabled

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