Remote Connection Services Queue

If the Hardware Management Console's phone server service is enabled, use this window to manually manage the console's remote connection services queue.

A phone server is a console that provides modem and telecommunications services. When the phone server service of this Hardware Management Console is enabled, it is its own phone server, and it is a phone server for its defined objects and for other Hardware Management Consoles in its domain that are at an equal or lower engineering change level.

When the Hardware Management Console, its defined objects, or other consoles in its domain require transmitting data to remote systems, requests to transmit data are put on the console's remote connection services queue. The Hardware Management Console can process only one request to transmit data at a time, so multiple requests are queued until they can be processed.

The console manages its remote connection services queue automatically. It puts requests on the queue and processes them in the order in which they are received. But you can use this window to manage the queue manually, if necessary, to stop transmissions, move priority requests ahead of others, or delete requests.

Review the window's console information and transmission information, then use menu choices from its Options menu to manage the console's remote connection services queue.

You can find more detailed help on the following elements of this window:

Options Menu Choices

Queue Status

Remote Connection Services

Transmitting Requests

Waiting Requests