10.6.7 Add Web access condition window
- Organization of this subsection
(1) Window configuration
(2) Window description
The Add Web access condition window is used to set multiple URIs, which can be entered directly or detected from monitored services, while providing for filtering of the Web access conditions to check their validity.
The following table lists the items that are displayed:
No. |
Item |
Description |
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1 |
Source IP |
Specifies the IP address of the source. When you launch URI detection for monitored services, only sources that match this IP address are detected. By default, this area displays the IP address of the machine you are currently working on (the machine on which you launched the browser to access ITSLM). If the system is configured to convert IP addresses through a device such as a router or load balancer, you must change this IP address to the converted IP address. An IP address is entered in the format XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX (XXX: 0 to 255). Values above 255 can be entered, but we recommend that you always enter values within the range of 0 to 255 to avoid errors. |
2 |
Start detection button or Stop detection button |
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3 |
Status |
This field indicates whether monitored services are being detected. One of the following is displayed: Detecting: URIs are being detected. Stopped: URIs are not being detected. |
4 |
Add line button |
Clicking this button adds a line in Available URI for direct input of a URI. Initially, the URI shown in Service monitored target is displayed on the new line. |
5 |
Delete all available URIs button |
Clicking this button deletes all the URIs displayed in the Available URI area. When you click this button, a confirmation dialog box is displayed. The deletion is performed when you click OK in the dialog box. |
6 |
Available URI |
This area displays the URIs that have been detected or entered directly. Click a displayed URI to edit it. The following restrictions apply to entering a URI:
The notation must conform to RFC 3986. |
7 |
Service monitored target |
The area displays the URI of the monitored services. |
8 |
Edit cookie button |
Clicking this button opens the Edit cookie window, which displays the cookies for the URI selected in the Available URI area. Cookies for which no key or value has been entered are not displayed. |
9 |
Define Web access condition |
This area is for entering a Web access condition for a registered Web transaction. |
10 |
Import Available URI button |
Clicking this button enters automatically in the Path, Query, and Cookie columns below the path, query, and cookie information, respectively, for the URI selected in the Available URI area. If there is no path, query, or cookie information in the URI selected in Available URI, the corresponding columns are left blank. Also, if nothing has been entered for the key or value of a query or cookie, that information is also not entered in the Define Web access condition area. Once the total number of query conditions and cookie conditions combined that have been imported reaches 20, the Add condition button is deactivated. |
11 |
Apply Web Access Condition button |
Clicking this button narrows down the URIs displayed in the Available URI area to only those that exactly match the conditions in the Define Web access condition area. |
12 |
Delete all button |
Clicking this button blanks out all the text boxes in the Define Web access condition area. |
13 |
Path |
Use this box to enter a path condition. A path condition specifies the path of a URI to be monitored as a Web transaction. The following restrictions apply to the entry:
If you click the Add condition button or Refresh button with no entry in Path, the path condition will be .* (all paths apply). |
14 |
Query |
This box displays query conditions. Clicking this text box opens the Edit query window that you use to specify a key and a value for a query condition. If you define multiple query conditions in the Edit query window, they are displayed here in no particular order delimited by the space. |
15 |
Cookie |
This box displays cookie conditions. Clicking this text box opens the Edit cookie window that you use to specify a key and a value for a cookie condition. If you define multiple cookie conditions in the Edit cookie window, they are displayed here in no particular order delimited by the space. |
16 |
Add condition button or Refresh button |
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17 |
Close button |
Clicking this button closes the Add Web access condition window and returns to the Register Web transaction window or Edit Web transaction window. |
(3) Supplemental notes
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If a failure or termination occurs in some part of ITSLM - UR processing after you started URI detection by clicking the Start detection button in the Add Web access condition window, detection of services by ITSLM - UR will nevertheless continue if possible. However, if ITSLM - UR is unavailable, detection will fail and remain in Stopped status. Similarly, when you stop detection of services by clicking the Stop detection button, a failure in ITSLM - UR will result in an error message but stop processing will continue.
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If you exit your browser or log out by pressing F5 on the keyboard while Status in the Add Web access condition window shows Detecting, detection stops after a two-minute timeout. Even if you log in again during this two-minute period, you will not be able to detect monitored services in the Add/Delete monitor area of the Settings window, or detect URIs in the Add Web access condition window or Edit Web access condition window, until the timeout completes.
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You cannot interact with other windows while working in the Add Web access condition window.