This area provides the ability to test the network connectivity of Webinator and find what web and file server documents look like to it. It is divided into two sections. The first section is for testing Webinator fetching and processing of urls. The second section is for testing Webinator's general network connectivity.
First choose the profile whose settings you want to use for the fetch test
or choose -Defaults-
for all default settings. If you are currently
working in a profile that profile will be automatically pre-selected.
Checkboxes are provided for most of the profile URL settings so you can test those without typing them in. Check as many of those URLs as you want to test.
The input Other URL
is also provided so you can test any
arbitrary URL. Multiple URLs may be entered separated by space.
Be sure to properly encode any entered URL. In particular encode
space as %20
.
Several processing options are provided to control how much processing to do.
Press Test Page Fetch(es)
to begin the testing of the selected URLs.
Each selected URL will be fetched in sequence and results of the fetch(es)
presented one after the other on the same page. A short summary will be
shown for each fetched URL followed by various statistics and other
information about the page. Most of the information is collapsed (hidden)
to reduce page clutter. Click the +
next to an item to expand that
item for viewing. Click the -
to recollapse an item. Use the
Collapse all
and Expand all
links to Collapse all items
or expand all items respectively. Use Show empty fields
to show
all fields even if there was no data for them. That helps one determine
that a value is actually missing as opposed to overlooked for display.
Large text fields will be shown in scrollable areas by default to avoid
taking over the page. Click the +
next to a scrolling area
to let it fully expand onto the page. Click the -
to reconfine
and expanded field.
Test Network
There are several network tests available. As many as desired may be done together. Each will be executed in sequence one after the other and the results presented together on one page.
Gateway
to ping the configured gateway address.
A handful of packets will be sent and statistics about each and a summary
of response times and loss will be displayed.
Note that not all machines respond to ping and some firewalls block ping.
Page fetching may still work even if ping doesn't.Maintenance->Manage Logs->maillog
to see if
the message was handed off successfully. If it was handed off check the
recipient's spam folder.