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# Settings

## TCP Server

Allows you to change and observe the Debug Server's TCP Server connection settings.

<figure><img src="/files/icpxAuG49naW5qhWeaUq" alt=""><figcaption><p>Workers Debug Server : Settings : TCP Server</p></figcaption></figure>

### Server Port

The port that the Debug Server's TCP Server is listening on.

### Server IP Addresses

The IP Addresses that the Debug Server's TCP Server is listening on.

### Clients Connected

The number of Debug Clients that are currently connected to the Debug Server.

### Connection Log

A history of the connections from Debug Clients to the Debug Sever (for the running instance of the Debug Server application).

## Message Log

Allows you to change the Debug Server's Message Log settings.

<figure><img src="/files/kTLZT4BhXreepBaqNup7" alt=""><figcaption><p>Workers Debug Server : Settings : Message Log</p></figcaption></figure>

### Max Number of Rows

Here you can set the maximum number of rows that will be displayed within a Message Log. The greater the number of rows, the slower the performance of the Message Log.

### Live Logging Base Folder

If **Logging** is enabled within a Message Log window, then this is the folder that will contain the message log files.

### Live Logging to File

When this option is TRUE, then whenever a Message Log window is opened, the **(Live) Logging** button will be set to TRUE. This allows all incoming messages from a Workers application to be logged immediately as soon as the Message Log window is opened.


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