If you would like to modify Sensor attributes across multiple Sensors, you can do this quickly in SCInterface. The following table explains the fields that you may modify.

FieldDescription
PortThe port on which the Sensor will be available for connections.
SC HostThe name of the SC that will control this Sensor. This SC must reside on the same machine as the Sensor.
SConnector TypeThe SConnector type of the new Sensor.
Base PathThe path to the directory where the Sensor executable resides (such as"/home/appUser/"). If the directory does not exist and you would like to create it, check the create checkbox.
OwnerThe name of the owner for the Sensor. The owner will receive support tickets submitted for the Sensor.
System UserThe username of the user on the machine where the Sensor resides who will run the Sensor. If the user does not exist and you would like to create them, check the create checkbox. By default, this user's home directory will become the base path.
Sensor TypeSet the Sensor to be a public or private server.
Max SlotsThe maximum number of players that will be able to connect to this server.
Monitor SettingsFor private servers, this will enable port monitoring to keep Sensors private.
Scan PortFor Sensors that have a second port that monitoring programs such as rcon or All-Seeing Eye connect to.
FTP PasswordThe FTP password for the system user. Used to FTP Sensor configuration files to the host machine. Check the set checkbox to set the password on the host machine.
MD5 ChecksumsThe output of an md5sum command. SCInterface will check to see that it is correct.
Example:"11f7af1d55c5922e99615816fe2fcb0e install.sh 036cb89b14f5dcc0e97dbbb148003da7 libpqxx-2.4.2-1.i586.rpm" would allow you to verify the checksums of install.sh and libpqxx-2.4.2-1.i586.rpm.
Forced ParamsThe forced parameters that will be sent at execution time.
Abs Path to ExeThe location of the actual program executable. Check the create symbolic link checkbox to create a symbolic link to the executable in the Sensor's base directory.
Config DirThe path to the directory which contains configuration files. Click the create symbolic link checkbox to create a symbolic link to the executable in the Sensor's base directory.
After AddingThe page to bring up after this Sensor has been added. You may either view the Admin page for the Sensor, or add another Sensor.


To modify multiple Sensors:
  1. Click the Admin tab.
  2. Click the Sensor Admin tab.
  3. Select Sensors to modify. You can do this one of two ways:
  4. You will see a list of the Sensors to which the changes you make will apply. Edit the fields that you would like to change across all the listed servers. If you don't want a field to change on any of the servers, leave it alone.
  5. Click Modify Listed Apps. You will see a confirmation message listing the changes that will be made. Click Yes to apply the changes, or Cancel to cancel the modify request.
  6. If you clicked Yes, you will return to the Modify Apps page, and see a message line that confirms the status of your request.




Related Topics: Editing a single Sensor
Deleting Sensors
Adding a Sensor
Viewing Sensor Information