UCTSRV_CMD_STOP (801)

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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

Field Name

Description

eventCategory

Stop

eventSeverity
  • Informational (if the STOP request was accepted by the Universal Broker)
  • Warning (if the Universal Broker reported an error)

eventTopic

Command

eventType

801

(Source Fields)

UCT Server that made the STOP request to the Universal Broker.

(Reporter Fields)

UCTSRV_CMD_STOP Event Body

Field Name

Notes

Description

clientCertIssuer

1, 2

Issuer field of the digital certificate provided by the client.

clientCertSerialNo

1, 2

Serial number of the digital certificate provided by the client.

clientCertSubject

1, 2

Subject field of the digital certificate provided by the client.

clientIpAddr

1

IP address from which the client's socket connection was established.

clientUserId

1, 3, 4

User identifier of the client.

clientWorkId

1

Work identifier of the client.

command

Universal Control command being executed on behalf of Universal Control Manager client.

commandId

Command identifier provided by the Universal Control Manager client.

commandUserId

3

User identifier with which the control command executes. The user identifier is provided by the Universal Control Manager client.

elapsedTIme

Number of seconds for the control command to be accepted by the Universal Broker. The time is calculated by stopDateTime - startDateTime.

exitCode

Universal Agent error code returned by the Universal Broker in response to the control command request.

startDateTime

UTC time that the control command was sent to the local Universal Broker to be executed.

stopDateTime

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

  1. The client information identifies the Universal Control Manager that started the Universal Control Server.
  2. Client digital certificate information is provided only if the client provided a digital certificate.
  3. A case-dependent value.
  4. A case-dependent value, but for pre-3.2 clients, the value is always considered case sensitive.