Thanks for the info.

Thanks to everyone's reply.

I was actually trying to run this example [right triangle example class] on an IRIS in the cloud 
https://docs.intersystems.com/irislatest/csp/docbook/DocBook.UI.Page.cls...

Thanks for the advice - I'll give it a try

Thanks for the suggestion.
Let me try it out!

Thanks to all who replied

Thanks to everyone for their great feedback!!

I think I used the wrong term - by "gateway" I should have used "productions"

[In System Management Portal (SMP) , GUI menu "Interoperability"-> "Configure" -> "Production"]

By "interfaces" - In IRIS command line you can run do ^SSADMIN, which has "6. Interfacing" which when selected gives me a list of "interfaces".

What is the difference between "productions" that connect systems and "interfaces" which also appear to connect systems?

That's a great reference with lots of details.

Would you happen to know what the difference between an 'interface' and an 'gateway'

I based my view on the logs I got from Node 1, Node 2 & arbiter and the timestamps.

These are some samples:

Arbiter:

2023-01-17T15:54:56.773722+11:00 LIVEARB ISCAgent[16131]: Arbiter client error: Message read failed.

Node 1:

01/17/23-15:56:22:875 (18886) 2 [Utility.Event] Arbiter connection lost

01/17/23-15:56:23:663 (24774) 0 [Generic.Event] MirrorServer: Received new failover mode (Agent Controlled) from backup...(repeated 1 times)

Node 2:

01/17/23-15:56:23:407 (9272) 0 [Generic.Event] MirrorClient: Switched from Arbiter Controlled to Agent Controlled failover on request from primary

Thanks.

The reason I would like to get the status of the IRIS arbiter process is that I had IRIS DB "freeze" recently.

On checking the logs on Primary and Backup nodes both were indicating that it lost connection to the artibiter. Both Primary and Backup nodes went into a "waiting" state so freezing the application running on IRIS. 

Thanks.

I'm getting 'timed out'.

Can I get the reason why?

irissqlcli -h TRAK-BASE01 -u superuser -W -p 51773
Password for superuser:
timed out

I got the SuperServer port as follows

BASE01:~ # iris list
Configuration 'BASETC'   (default)
        directory:    /trak/base/tc/iris/basetc
        versionid:    2021.1.0.215.0.21669
        datadir:      /trak/base/tc/iris/basetc
        conf file:    iris.cpf  (SuperServer port = 51773, WebServer = 52773)
        status:       running, since Thu Feb  2 11:29:56 2023
        state:        alert
        product:      InterSystems IRISHealth

Thanks.

I have installed it on my OpenSUSE test server but when it tries to connect to the trakCare server, I get "Connection Refused".

There is no firewall running on my OpenSUSE test server nor the trakCare server.
I've tested this with firewall-cmd --stat.

The trakCare server is SUSE Linux

The main comms firewall is not blocking the transmssion either.
Do you know what ports are being used between OpenSUSE test server and the trakCare server?

My python version is 3.6.5 so it looks like it is too old.

I do have an a test OpenSUSE server on Python 3.11.

Would this be allowed to connect remotely to my IRIS/trakCare DB?

If so is there anything special I would need to do this?

Sorry, what is 'db sfn'?

Super. Thanks for that great tip!!

Yes both TESTTC01 and TESTTC02 existed.

Yes the process seems overly complicated but these were from some notes left by my predecessor

Thanks for your advice

Thanks

Thanks