Server Dashboard

The Server Dashboard provides a deeper look into a single server by displaying detailed information about the server’s configuration, channels, and flow of messages.

On the Server Dashboard, you will normally see the following:

Inbound Sources panel
Server Information panel
Outbound Destinations panel
Date picker

Number	Panel / Feature Name	Description
	Inbound Sources	Each inbound source represents a Channel Group from Mirth Connect. Example: In the image, above, four channels that exist in a "Hospital A" group in Mirth® Connect appear in this dashboard as a single inbound source named Hospital A. Any channels in the Default Group in Mirth® Connect will appear as individual inbound sources. Tip: It is recommended that you organize channels in Mirth® Connect into Channel Groups. Please see the Mirth® Connect by NextGen Healthcare User Guide for more information about Channel Groups.
	Server Information	The Server Information panel shows detailed information about the server including: Online: The server online status. URL: The server’s URL. Version: The Mirth® Connect version. Java Version: The Java Version. Database: The Database being used in Mirth Connect. Operating System: The operating system used by the server. JVM CPU usage: The current and historical JVM CPU usage for the server. Disk Usage: the current and historical disk usage for the server. Memory (JVM Heap) Usage: The current and historical memory (JVM Heap) Usage for the server. Queued: The total current and historic messages across all destination queues for the server.
	Outbound Destinations	The Outbound Destinations panel shows outbound destinations for any channels (enabled, disabled, deployed, and undeployed). Outbound Destinations includes any of the following destination connectors: DICOM Sender Database Writer Document Writer File Writer HTTP Sender JMS Sender SMTP Sender TCP Sender Web Service Sender NextGen Results Sender If no outbound sources exist, the Outbound Sources panel will not appear. Note: M3 will group Outbound Destinations based on a common external endpoint. Depending on the destination connector type, this may be an IP address, a folder on the filesystem, or a database connection. Example: If three destination connectors send messages to the same endpoint at 123.45.67.89, a single outbound destination will appear for that endpoint.
	Start Date	The Start Date date allows you to control the range of historical metric data shown in this dashboard. For example, if the Start Date is set to 3 days in the past, the range of data displayed in the charts and total counts (received, sent, errored) will be for the past 3 days (from 12:00am on the start date to the present date and time). Once you change the Start Date, a notification appears indicating that the dashboard has been updated to reflect the new time range. To change the Start Date: Click the calendar icon and select the start date on the calendar, OR Type a past date in the date field (Format: mm/dd/yyyy)