
To view these properties, expand the , right-click the LDAPNetwork and click .
| Property | Value | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Status | read-only | Indicates the condition of the network, device or component at the last check.
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| Enabled | true or false |
Activates (true) and deactivates (false) use of the object (network, device, point, component, table, schedule, descriptor, etc.).
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| Fault Cause | read-only | Indicates the reason why a system object (network, device, component, extension, etc.) is not working properly (in fault). This property is empty unless a fault exists. |
| Health | additional properties | Reports the status of the network, device or component. This advisory information, including a time stamp, can help you recognize
and troubleshoot problems but it provides no direct management controls.
The Niagara Drivers Guide documents the these properties. |
| Alarm Source Info | additional properties | Contains a set of properties for configuring and routing alarms when this component is the alarm source.
For property descriptions, refer to the Niagara Alarms Guide For more information, refer to Niagara Alarms Guide |
| Monitor | additional properties | Configures a network's ping mechanism, which verifies network health. This includes verifying the health of all connected
objects (typically, devices) by pinging each device at a repeated interval.
The Niagara Drivers Guide documents these properties. The driver-PingMonitor topic documents the monitor properties. |
| Tuning Policies | additional properties | Configures network rules for evaluating both write requests to writable proxy points as well as the acceptable freshness of
read requests.
For more information, refer to the Niagara Drivers Guide. The niagaraDriver-NiagaraTuningPolicyMap topic documents properties. |
Ping sends a message to a network object (device, database, etc). The message provokes a response, which indicates the current state of the object.