- Introduction
- Active Connections
- Configuration
- Database pool
- Used Storages
- Profiler

This is the section with the Server's information. To access it you have to provide the OrientDB Server's credentials. If you have access to the server look to the orientdb-server-config.xml file and search the XML user tag. Remember that the first time the Server is executed the 'root' user is created with a automatically generated password. Below and example:

<users>
<user> name="root" password="FAFF343DD54DKFJFKDA95F05A033A6A59E2F57CDF35058E4D4AF7AE12910B508384C47" resources="*" />
</users>

Below all the active connections. Keep in mind that HTTP connections are stateless, so no database is retained and usually after a short timeout (seconds) they are killed. Binary connections, instead, remain in life until the connection client closes it. Binary connections are used by the Orient Console tool and by any Orient Java applications that uses the native Java API.

Hook Values
Counters
Statistics
Chronos