Use this form to check session load and determine whether you need to modify any of the protocol settings. This form is also used to check Internet activity on your system, update Internet Services changes, and empty your cache remotely. Internet connection This light is green when you are connected to the Internet, black when not. Last Reset The last time the Internet Monitor was reset. Vers The Internet Services version currently active. Status This light is green when the protocol is enabled, yellow if enabled but temporarily unavailable, and black if disabled. Active connections The current number of active connections for this protocol. Peak These are the LED lights to the right of the Totals bars on the Total lines. Lights are black if none of the protocols in the group are enabled and green if at least one protocol in the group is enabled and there is no overload condition. Lights are yellow if the number of current active connections reaches or exceeds 66% of the total connections you have defined for the group. If the LED is yellow consider adding sessions. Lights are red if the number of current active sessions reaches 100% of the total connections you have defined for the group. If the LED is red this means service was denied, and you should add sessions if memory allows. Lights will stay yellow or red until you click Reset or restart Internet Services. Hits/Items The total number of connections since you last clicked Reset. Transferred The amount of data, in kilobytes, transferred using this protocol since you last clicked Reset. Reset Resets the date and time, clears the Hits/Items, and Transferred sections. Monitor totals and Peak lights will reset when you restart Internet Services. Get Config Forces Internet Services to reread its config forms, located in the Internet Services folder, except for the HeaderMatch document and Alias document. Flush Cache Flushes HTTP cache. Empties static content from the HTTP cache. The HTTP cache should be flushed when you change static content on your web site or when you edit templates. If peak usage occurs, either increase the number of available sessions (this will increase the amount of memory used) or disable low priority protocols within the group.