View the health of your data-protection system. The Health Monitor panel
displays a summary of all clients, and provides links for more information
and actions.
Before you begin
This task assumes that the
central administration console discovered
some clients.
Procedure
- Open the Health Monitor task. The Health Monitor panel
displays the following sections:
- Clients Summary
- Audit Logs
- Alerts
The Clients Summary section
displays a summary of the health of clients. The status of each client
can be one of the following: Fatal, Critical, Warning, Normal.
- Click a health status to see details of clients with that
health status. The Health view
of the Clients task
displays all clients with that health status.
- Optional: Filter the
client entries that are displayed.
- In the text filter field, type a text string.
- Click the arrow to the left of the filter text field.
- From the list of names in the Filter On box,
select one or more column names.
- Click OK. The table displays only the clients that match the text
string that you entered. If you selected more than one column name,
the filter yields only clients that have matching text in all selected
columns. The filter is case-sensitive.
For
example, if you typed none and
selected the Group column name, only the clients
associated with no group (Group = none) are displayed.
More strings are matched when you use wildcards
in the filter text. An asterisk replaces several characters. A question
mark replaces one character. If you use an asterisk or wildcard in
the filter text, the blank space beyond the end of your filter text
matches any text.
Table 1. Filter strings and
matching textFilter text string |
Matching text |
Jupiter |
Jupiter |
Jupiter? |
Jupiter
Jupiter_bright_moon_light
Jupiter_moon
|
Jupiter?moon |
Jupiter_moon
|
*moon |
Jupiter_bright_moon_light
Jupiter_moon
moon
Saturn_moon
Saturn_moon_light
|
- Optional: Order the entries
by sorting on the values in any column.
- Click a column heading. The entries
are ordered in ascending sequence according to the text in the cells
of that column.
- Click the same column heading again. The
entries are ordered in descending sequence according to the text in
the cells of that column.
- Click another column heading. The entries
are ordered in ascending sequence according to the text in the cells
of that column.
What to do next
You can further investigate a client by viewing the activity
log of a client or viewing the current configuration of a client.
If
you determine that some action is needed, you can deploy software
updates, change the configuration of a client, or send a script to
a client.