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Summary
Product Description The Freeway Monitor daemon records the protocol traffic that it detects to individual data files and also to an SQL database. All recorded data is immediately available from the Freeway for display or analysis. The data can also be stored offline either manually or automatically, typically on a daily or weekly schedule. |
Freeway 3114 Freeway 3214 Freeway 3414 Freeway 214 Freeway Manuals
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A web-browser-driven user interface is included with the Freeway Monitor. It provides the ability to examine the message data in real time, at varying levels of detail. For example, a user can view the total number of messages per day or per hour, or can see a detailed graph of how the data rate varied over a 24-hour period or during the past 5-minute period. Using the web-browser, a user can view a summary of the packet exchange... |
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or can examine the contents of actual message packets themselves, down to the byte level: |
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Additional Features
Protocols Available
Software Requirements
Hardware Requirements Note: The Freeway Monitor requires two ICP2432 serial data channels to record the traffic in both directions on a single serial data link. Therefore, a 2-port ICP can monitor 1 serial line, a 4-port ICP can monitor 2 lines, and an 8-port ICP can monitor 4 lines (EIA-232 only). For example, a Freeway 3414 with 36 serial data ports could monitor both directions of 18 data links. |
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