TCPIP Related UDR Types - Collection Agent(4.2)
TCPIPUDR
The TCPIPUDR is the UDR type created by default in the TCPIP agent.
Field | Description |
|---|---|
| The IP address of the client. |
| The port through which the agent connects to the client. |
| The data that the agent sends back to the client. |
| A per-connection unique number that is generated by the TCPIP agent. This number allows you to follow the order in which the UDRs are collected. The agent counter is reset whenever connection with the agent is established. |
The UDR fields
RemoteIP,RemotePort, andSequenceNumberare accessible from the workflow configuration only if the TCPIP agent is configured with a decoder that extends the built-in TCPIP format. For further information see Decoder(3.2).The TCPIPUDR cannot be cloned and the socket connection is not initialized if cloning is attempted. It is therefore recommended that you initialize every UDR from the decoder, and then route it into the workflow.
TCPIPStateUDR
You can configure the collection agent to track the connection state of the client. Whenever the client is connected or disconnected, the agent sends this UDR containing the status of the connection each time it changes state. To activate this function, go to the TCP/IP tab and select the check box Send TCPIPStateUDR - see the TCP/IP Tab in TCP/IP Collection Agent(4.2).
Field | Description |
|---|---|
| This field is only populated when the collection agent tries to send a response to the client but the client is no longer connected. The agent then sends the |
| The IP address of the client |
| This field indicates if the client is connected or disconnected. When there is a new connection, this field is set to |
| The port of the client |
| The data that the agent sends back to the client |