- Data Workbench Help
- End-of-life announcement
- Release notes
- Release Notes Overview
- Data Workbench 6.74 Release Notes
- Data Workbench 6.73 Release Notes
- Data Workbench 6.72 Release Notes
- Data Workbench 6.7 Release Notes
- Data Workbench Report Portal 2.1
- Data Workbench 6.61 Release Notes
- Data Workbench 6.6 Release Notes
- Data Workbench 6.52 Update
- Data Workbench 6.51 Update
- Data Workbench 6.5 Release Notes
- Data Workbench 6.4 Release Notes
- Data Workbench 6.31 Update
- Data Workbench 6.3 Release Notes
- Data Workbench 6.21 Update
- Data Workbench 6.2 Release Notes
- Data Workbench 6.11 Update
- Data Feeds Update for April MR 2014
- Data Workbench 6.1 Release Notes
- Data Workbench 6.0 and 6.0.4 Release Notes
- Installation
- Workstation requirements
- Workstation setup
- Workstation Setup Overview
- Workstation Setup Wizard
- Files Included in the Installation Package
- Installing the Input Method Editor
- Installing the Terrain Images.cfg File
- Setting up Localized Languages
- Downloading and Installing the Digital Certificate
- Configuring the Connection to Insight Server
- Connection Troubleshooting
- Upgrading Data Workbench
- Client
- Opening Data Workbench
- Self-provisioning of users
- Working offline and online
- Profiles
- Worktops
- File versioning
- Using the Worktop thumbnail menu
- Configure the sidebar
- Display workspaces
- Keyboard shortcuts for the Data Workbench Client
- Working with windows in a workspace
- Exporting data
- Exporting data using segment export
- Segment export
- Output format
- Configure segments for export
- Create dimensions for use with segment export
- Segment Export with Custom Headers
- Export a segment using S/FTP delivery
- Profiles and Audiences Export
- Exporting to Analytics Core Services
- Export to Adobe Target
- Segment export wizard
- Analytics Reports
- Attribution reports
- Visualizations
- Analysis visualizations
- Analysis visualizations overview
- 2D scatter plots
- 3D Scatter Plots
- Annotations
- Association Chord visualization
- Association Table visualization
- Visitor Clustering
- Chord Visualization
- Correlation Matrix
- Decision Tree Builder
- Density Map
- Detail table
- Filter editors
- Funnel Visualization
- Globes
- Graphs
- Guided analysis
- Latency Analysis
- Latency tables
- Legends
- Path browsers
- Pie Chart
- Process map
- Process map overview
- Types of process maps
- Create a process map
- Move and rotate a process map
- Select a node
- Move a node
- Remove a node
- Label a node
- Make a selection from a process map
- Save a dimension from a process map
- Create a visualization from a process map
- Activate a color link
- Display a metric quantity
- Add a callout
- Propensity Scoring
- Radar visualization
- Statistical display in tables
- Segments
- Tables
- Work with data in worksheets
- Worksheets
- Imagery layers
- Administrative interfaces
- Administrative interfaces
- Open administrative interfaces
- Dataset Schema interface
- Query Status Legend
- Query Queue
- Processing Legend
- Detailed Status interface
- Profile Manager
- Create folders in the user profile
- Modify local files in the user profile
- Publish files to your working profile
- Delete files from your working profile
- Hide a file by emptying it (zero-byte)
- Copy and paste a file as an attachment
- Work with derived metrics
- Work with derived dimensions
- Locking Profiles in the Workstation
- Dataset managers
- Servers Manager
- Remote desktop option
- Server Files Manager
- Server Monitor interface
- Configuration option
- Interface and analysis features
- Interface and analysis features
- Customize Data Workbench locally
- Customize menus
- Customize the profile manager and server file manager
- Customize a worktop tab
- Setting up Localized Languages
- Configure a locked workspace
- Configure open functionality
- Configure a callout
- Configure a latency table
- Create a latency dimension
- Configure a page overlay
- Configure a path browser
- Configure a process map
- Configure the Dataset Schema Interface
- Localizing Time Dimensions
- Configuration parameters
- Query language syntax
- Dataset configuration
- Understanding Dataset Construction
- Understanding Dataset Configuration
- Data Workbench Support for GDPR
- Log Processing Configuration File
- Transformation Configuration File
- Dataset Include Files
- Additional Configuration Files
- Data Transformations
- Extended Dimensions
- Transform Functionality
- Reprocessing and Retransformation
- Dataset Configuration Tools
- Conditions
- Regular Expressions
- Event Data Record Fields
- Configuration Settings for Web Data
- Time Zone Codes
- Report Server
- Understanding Report Sets
- Generating Reports
- Distributing Reports
- Report Set Requirements
- Working with Report Sets
- Report Portal
- Advanced Search in the Report Portal
- Installing Report Server
- Installing Report Server
- Before You Begin
- Installation Overview
- Installing the Report Program Files
- Digital Certificates
- Configuring the Connection to the Insight Server
- Update Report Server with a language file (.zbin file)
- Enabling Access to the Data Workbench Server
- Displaying Report Server Status
- Registering Report Server as a Windows Service
- Upgrading and Uninstalling Report Server
- Administering Report Server
- Installing the Report Portal
- Installing the Report Portal
- Install the Report Portal Application Files
- Mapping Report Portal Pages
- Edit the Session Configuration File
- Edit the Email.asp File
- Edit the Profiles.xml File
- Customize the Report Portal User Interface
- Set Permissions for the Database
- Test the Report Portal
- Define Additional Accounts
- Report Server Parameters Reference
- Report Sample Files
- Page Tagging
- What Kind of Data Can I Acquire?
- How Do I Acquire this Data_
- Implementing Reference Page Tags
- Acquiring Baseline Measurements
- Acquiring Extended Measurements
- Tracking Visitor Activity Within Flash Rich Media Content
- P3P Considerations for Third-Party Page Tagging
- Page Tag Variable Mapping Worksheet
- Metrics, dimensions, and filters
- Geography
- Controlled experiments
- Server Administration and Installation
- Server System Requirements
- Installing Data Workbench Servers
- Installing Data Workbench Servers
- About Insight Server License Units
- Insight Server DPU
- Installation Procedures for an Insight Server DPU
- Installing the Insight Server Program Files
- Digital Certificates
- Checking the Port Settings
- Updating the Access Control File
- Server Network Location
- Configuring the Location of the Dataset (temp.db)
- Installing Profiles and Lookup Files
- Registering Insight Server as a Windows Service
- Installation Procedures for an Insight Server FSU
- Next Steps
- Insight Server Clusters
- Administering Data Workbench Server
- Administering Data Workbench Server
- Re-validating the Digital Certificate
- Confirming that the Service Is Running
- Access Control
- Monitoring Disk Space
- Monitoring Memory Usage
- Configuring Administrative Alerts
- Monitoring Administrative Events
- Monitoring Audit Logs
- Configuring Communications
- Configuring DPU.cfg
- Restarting the Service
- Transform
- Insight Server Replication Service
- Repeater
- General Systems Administration
- Upgrading and Uninstalling
- Configuration Settings
- Time Zone Codes
- Sensor
- How Does the Data Collection Process Work?
- What are Basic Components
- How Does Sensor Identify Visitors and Sessions?
- Installing
- Installing Sensor
- Microsoft IIS on Windows Server 2000 or later
- Lotus Sametime on Windows Server 2000 or Later
- Lotus Domino Server on Windows Server 2000 or Later
- IBM HTTP Server on AIX 5.1 or Later
- Apache Server 1.3.x on Linux, Sun Solaris, FreeBSD, or Mac OS X
- Apache Server 2.0.40, 2.0.42 or later, and Apache Server 2.2 or 2.4 on Linux, Solaris, or FreeBSD
- Apache Server 1.3, 2, 2.2, or 2.4 on Windows Server 2000 or Later
- JBoss, Tomcat, and WebLogic Servers on RedHat Linux or Sun Solaris
- JBoss Server on Windows Server 2000 or Later
- Microsoft IIS on Windows Server 2008 or Later
- Tomcat Server on Windows Server 2000 or Later
- WebLogic Server on Windows Server 2000 or Later
- Netscape Enteprise on Linux or Solaris
- Sun Java Server on Windows Server 2000 or Later
- WebSphere on AIX
- Administering
- Sensor Txlogd.conf File
- Event Data Record Fields
- Sample Configuration Files
- Sensor Transmitter Command-Line Options
- Sensor UNIX File Permissions
- Installing the Monitoring Profile
- Dashboard
- Business Opportunities
- Features
- Glossary
- Getting Started
- Dashboard User Interface
- Visualizations
- Dashboards
- Selecting
- Exporting Data
- Dashboard Access Controls
- User Account Management
- Help Menu
- Dashboard administrator
- Implement Data Workbench
- Implementing Adobe Data Workbench
- Data Workbench Discovery and Requirements
- Data Workbench Installation and Provisioning
- Basic Onboarding Instructions for DWB Managed Services
- Data Workbench Architecture
- Schema Design Countable Structures
- Data Workbench Administration
- Configuration and Implementation
- Data Workbench Configuration and Implementation
- Setting up Event Time
- Dimension Setup
- Metrics Setup
- Validation of Internal and External FTP Servers
- Validating Historical Data Feeds
- Scripting to Weekly Reprocess
- Scripting for the SAINT Scrubber
- File Transfer Governance
- Query API Setup
- Data processing - Building Primary Key
- Implementation of Features
- Query API
- Data Workbench Integration with Adobe Target
- Data Workbench Glossary
Servers Manager
Read more about Data Workbench’s End-of-life announcement.
The primary tool used by system administrators is the Servers Manager.
It is the main interface for determining overall system status and for performing system configuration, file management, and error monitoring functions.
The Servers Manager displays a colored dot (node) for each Data Workbench server and Sensor installation in your system and provides at-a-glance system status for each installation. It also displays a node for your Data Workbench installation.
Green nodes represent active connections, red nodes represent connections that are disabled or otherwise inaccessible, and gray nodes represent connections whose states are undetermined.
Right-clicking a node displays information about the connecting component and provides access to any related menus.
The following tables describe the information provided when you right-click a node for Data Workbench, Data Workbench server (including a master Data Workbench server in a cluster), or Sensor.
| Item | Description |
|---|---|
| Product |
Product name, version, and build number. Example: Data Workbench 5.3 (00000001) |
| Address |
IP address of the Data Workbench computer. Example: 100.0.0.1 |
| Configure |
A link to your Data Workbench’s configuration file. Click Configure > Insight.cfg to display the Data Workbench configuration window. Any changes that you make and save in this window are reflected in the Insight.cfg file in your Data Workbench installation directory. |
| Product |
Product name, version, and build number. Example: Data Workbench server 5.3 (00000001) |
| CN |
The common name of the Data Workbench server computer. Example: myserver1.mycompany.com |
| Address |
IP address or fully qualified domain name of the server as configured in the Addresses file on the computer and the Network Location parameter in the Insight.cfg file. Example: 100.0.0.1 For information about the Addresses file, see the Server Products Installation and Administration Guide. |
| Status |
Current status of the Data Workbench server. This field displays OK when the Data Workbench server is running normally. If an error has occurred and the Data Workbench server node is red, the field displays the error (for example, “403 Forbidden”). |
| Detailed Status |
A link to the Data Workbench server Detailed Status interface, which is useful for troubleshooting errors or other issues with the Data Workbench server. For more information, see The Detailed Status Interface. |
| Remote Desktop |
Opens a Remote Desktop session to the Data Workbench server computer. For more information, see The Remote Desktop Option . |
| Server Files |
A link to the Server Files Manager , which displays the directories and files in the Data Workbench server installation directory. For more information, see The Server Files Manager . |
| Server Monitor |
A link to the Server Monitor interface, which is useful for troubleshooting or tracking performance parameters. For more information, see The Server Monitor Interface . |
| Related Servers |
For Data Workbench server clusters only. A menu that lists the common names of the computers listed in the master Data Workbench server’s *.address file. This list usually includes all of the processing Data Workbench servers in the cluster. This menu appears only if Data Workbench has a copy of the master Data Workbench server’s *.address file. When you click Related Servers , you can click either:
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| Item | Description |
|---|---|
| Product |
Product name, version, and build number. Example: Sensor 3.76; J3.67 |
| ID |
The Sensor ID specified in the Sensor configuration file for this installation. |
| IP |
IP address of the web or application server on which Sensor is installed. Example: 100.0.0.1 |
| PID |
Process ID assigned by the operating system. |
| SSL |
Whether Sensor and the Data Workbench server communicate using SSL. |
| Time |
Time (HH:MM:SS) that the Sensor last established a connection with the Data Workbench server. |
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