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Diagnostics & settings

This page covers the diagnostics screen and the account/settings screens reached from the account menu.

Reached from the rail’s Diagnostics button. Host health cards across the top, the log below.

Diagnostics — host stat cards and the Logger

CardWhat it shows
HostThe machine’s hostname and OS version.
CPU LoadAggregate CPU usage.
System MemoryMemory used / total.
UptimeHow long the node has been running, and the build version.

The cards are fed from __sys/host/*. Below them, the Logger shows the node’s full log stream — each line a timestamp, a level badge (INFO / WARNING / ERROR) and the message. The same log is available everywhere from the floating Logger drawer.

Reached from Account → System Config. Three sections, with a Save button for the editable fields.

FieldWhat it is
Node ID (with copy)The node’s stable unique identifier (read-only).
Node NameA friendly name for the node (editable).
DescriptionFree-text notes about the node.
FieldWhat it is
Skip if already runningThe node-wide default for the per-script Skip if already running flag applied to newly created scripts. On by default; existing scripts keep their own setting.

Controls browser access to this node through the JasperX cloud (a Disconnected / Connected badge shows the current tunnel state).

ControlWhat it is
Allow browser access through JasperXMaster toggle for remote access.
Max sessionsHow many concurrent remote browser sessions are allowed.
Inactivity timeout (min)Auto-disconnect an idle session after this many minutes (0 = never).
Allowed portsWhich ports remote access may use (default: the JasperNode HTTP port only).
SaveApplies the Remote Access changes.
ActionWhat it does
Restart applicationRestartRestarts the JasperNode process. Connectors briefly drop and reconnect; all tags, configuration, scripts and the Node ID are preserved.
Factory resetResetPermanently deletes all tags and configuration, stops the Logic Cycle, regenerates the Node ID, and unlinks from JasperX. Setup is required again — this cannot be undone.

Reached from Account → System Updates. Shows the current runtime version and lets you check for and install an update to the JasperNode runtime.

Reached from Account → Report Issue. A form for filing a bug report against the node.

These appear before the main IDE:

  • Setup — a one-time first-run step shown on a brand-new node, to establish its identity before anything can be edited.
  • Login — sign-in via a single Login via JasperX button (OAuth through the JasperX cloud; there are no local accounts). The first editor to register a node becomes its owner.