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Revision as of 14:24, 10 February 2016
General System Status View
The Web Portal configuration tool presents a high-level view of system status, from which similar features or interfaces are grouped under common tabs for faster viewing. To highlight status, tabs display colors to indicate a general sense of system health. The colors used are:
- Green : All is okay.
- Yellow : Warning. In some cases, capacity may need to be reduced. The system is still operating.
- Red : Major fault. Some, or all, services or resources are not accessibale.
- Grey : The features, represented by the tab, are not configured.
Selecting a specific tab, provides a detailed view of status.
Detailed Status Views
Host Roles |
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User Access |
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Database Backup |
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SNMP |
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System Configuration |
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Package Upgrades |
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Software Licenses |
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Statistics |
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Audit Logs |
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