Administration
The administration page provided general information available from the connector.
Overview
The administration page retrieves the following sections:
device information
user information
dependency status
Device Information
API version
Trust1Connector API version. The connector has an local API running in the background on a random assigned port (or fixed depending on the configuration). The API version is retrieved and displayed for debuging purpose
Javascrip version
Trust1Connector SDK Javascrip version used in the web application. The SDK communications with the former mentioned connector API. The version is displayed mainly for debuging purpose
Status
Trust1Connector Status displays ACTIVATED when initialized correctly and optionally established connection and registration with a central Distribution Server ( https://t1t.gitbook.io/t1c-distribution-service-v3-guide/ )
Log Level
Log level configured in the connector. The following options can be displayed: INFO, DEBUG, WARN, ERROR
Operating System
The inferred operating system (Windows, Mac or Linux)
Version
Operating System Version
Device ID
The unique device ID of the device where the connector is installed. The ID is unique and remains the same after upgrade, install, reinstall, even after a complete deletion of the connector middleware
User Information
Name
Logged-in user name
Username
System username
Home Directory
The home directory of the user running the connector instance
Dependency Status
Check the depending services used by the application
Trust1Connector API
Check the connection to the running connector (see Application Settings)
Validation Service
The service used to validate certificate chains, EUTL, LOTL, certificate revocation etc.
Distribution Service
Check the connectivity with to the distribution server targetted by the installed connector. The connector is packaged with a preconfigured distribution URL (can be overriden through configuration)
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