Viewing System Status

The dashboard offers:

An overview of the monitored systems.
A detailed view of each monitored system.
Sentry charts include:
Requests Blocked per ServiceType
HTTP(s) Response Status
Requests Per ServiceType
Requests per App
Request Action Status
Memory Usage By Process
Disk Usage
CPU Usage By Process
Overall CPU Usage
Core charts include:
Device Retired and Wiped actions
Top 10 Activities on Core
HTTP(s) Request status
Memory Usage By Process
Disk Usage
CPU Usage By Process
Overall CPU Usage
Self-monitoring charts include:
Overall CPU Usage
CPU Usage By Process
Disk Usage
Memory Usage By Process

To view the dashboard:

Procedure

Click Dashboard:
Click Overview to view the overview page, or click Systems to view the detail pages.
Click the links on the selected page to drill down to more detailed views:
- Overview page:
- Systems page:

Understanding Core high availability servers nomenclature

Monitor can detect and display Cores set up for high availability. Cores configured for high availability appear as <hostname>-primary and <hostname>-secondary.

Creating Friendly Display Names for Host Entries

You can create friendly names for host entries.

Swapping or changing high availability server states from Primary to Secondary or Secondary to Primary will result in erroneous related system details in charts, alerts, and reports.

To create a friendly name for a host entry:

Procedure

Click Dashboard.
Click Systems.
Click the Edit button adjacent to the host name for which to configure a friendly name.

Customizing Chart Display

You can customize which charts display on the Systems page.

To customize chart display:

Procedure

Click Dashboard.
Click Systems.
Select the system for which to customize chart display.
Use the Manage Charts drop-down menu to configure the display.

Toggling Chart Type

You toggle between a bar, line, and pie chart by clicking the respective icons shown below.