UCTSRV_CMD_STOP (801)
The event is generated when a control command initiated by a Universal Control Server has stopped. The control command (for example: STOP, START, or REFRESH) was sent to the local Universal Broker for execution on behalf of a Universal Control Manager client.
UCTSRV_CMD_STOP Event Header
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Field Name |
Description |
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eventCategory |
Stop |
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eventSeverity |
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eventTopic |
Command |
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eventType |
801 |
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(Source Fields) |
UCT Server that made the STOP request to the Universal Broker. |
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(Reporter Fields) |
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UCTSRV_CMD_STOP Event Body
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Field Name |
Notes |
Description |
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clientCertIssuer |
1, 2 |
Issuer field of the digital certificate provided by the client. |
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clientCertSerialNo |
1, 2 |
Serial number of the digital certificate provided by the client. |
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clientCertSubject |
1, 2 |
Subject field of the digital certificate provided by the client. |
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clientIpAddr |
1 |
IP address from which the client's socket connection was established. |
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clientUserId |
1, 3, 4 |
User identifier of the client. |
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clientWorkId |
1 |
Work identifier of the client. |
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command |
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Universal Control command being executed on behalf of Universal Control Manager client. |
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commandId |
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Command identifier provided by the Universal Control Manager client. |
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commandUserId |
3 |
User identifier with which the control command executes. The user identifier is provided by the Universal Control Manager client. |
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elapsedTIme |
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Number of seconds for the control command to be accepted by the Universal Broker. The time is calculated by stopDateTime - startDateTime. |
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exitCode |
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Universal Agent error code returned by the Universal Broker in response to the control command request. |
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startDateTime |
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UTC time that the control command was sent to the local Universal Broker to be executed. |
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stopDateTime |
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UTC time that the Universal Broker indicated the control command was accepted. Note that the time does not necessarily indicate that the Universal Broker has completed processing the control command. |
Notes
- The client information identifies the Universal Control Manager that started the Universal Control Server.
- Client digital certificate information is provided only if the client provided a digital certificate.
- A case-dependent value.
- A case-dependent value, but for pre-3.2 clients, the value is always considered case sensitive.