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Monitoring System Health, Using the Dashboard to Monitor System Health

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- Click Done. 5. Click the Calendar icon (adjacent to Timestamp To) to configure an end setpoint. To configure an end setpoint, complete the following: - Select the desired day in the current month, or click the left or right arrow in the month title bar to select a previous or later month. - Adjust the Hour and Minute sliders to the desired time (or click Now to set the date and time to be the current date and time in hours and minutes). - Click Done. 6. Click Start Filter (or click Reset to return all values to default values). The search results based on your filter choices are displayed in the Events summary table. For more information about using the Events summary table, see Using the Dashboard to Display System Events. Monitoring System Health Monitor and display the current state of your system hardware status using one of two methods in the DR Series system: • Using Dashboard→ Health , you can access the Health page from the navigation panel. • In the Dashboard page, you can access the Health page via the HW State link. For more information about the Health page, see Health. Using the Dashboard Page to Monitor System Health To use the Dashboard page to display and monitor the current DR Series system hardware status, complete the following: 1. Click Dashboard in the navigation panel. The Dashboard page is displayed and provides a HW State link in the System Status bar (for example, HW State: optimal). (You can also access the Health page when you click Dashboard→ Health.) 2. Click the HW State link (in this example, optimal) to display the Health page. The Health page provides a System tab, which is the default displayed on this page. If you have installed one, your system will also include an Enclosure tab (this release supports up to two expansion shelves being installed). The System tab displays front and rear views of the chassis showing the disk drive locations in the front view (0-11), the OS internal drives (12-13), and the fans, system connectors, and power supplies in the rear view. If installed and clicked, the Enclosure tab displays front and rear views of the enclosure chassis showing the physical disk locations (0-11) in the front view, and the enclosure connectors, fans, and pluggable drive locations in the rear view. In addition, the service tag of the expansion shelf is displayed. Both the System and Enclosure tabs display the System Hardware Health summary table that lists the current status of all major components in the DR Series system or its expansion shelf, respectively. NOTE: This method is convenient when you are already at the Dashboard page and want to display more information about current System Status. DR Series system - System Hardware Health components - Power Supplies - Fans - Temperature - Storage - Voltage 106

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–
Click
Done
.
5.
Click the
Calendar
icon (adjacent to
Timestamp To
) to configure an end setpoint.
To configure an end setpoint, complete the following:
–
Select the desired day in the current month, or click the left or right arrow in the month title bar to select a
previous or later month.
–
Adjust the
Hour
and
Minute
sliders to the desired time (or click
Now
to set the date and time to be the
current date and time in hours and minutes).
–
Click
Done
.
6.
Click
Start Filter
(or click
Reset
to return all values to default values).
The search results based on your filter choices are displayed in the Events summary table.
For more information about using the Events summary table, see
Using the Dashboard to Display System Events
.
Monitoring System Health
Monitor and display the current state of your system hardware status using one of two methods in the DR Series system:
•
Using
Dashboard
→
Health
, you can access the
Health
page from the navigation panel.
•
In the
Dashboard
page, you can access the
Health
page via the
HW State
link.
For more information about the
Health
page, see
Health
.
Using the Dashboard Page to Monitor System Health
To use the
Dashboard
page to display and monitor the current DR Series system hardware status, complete the
following:
1.
Click
Dashboard
in the navigation panel.
The
Dashboard
page is displayed and provides a
HW State
link in the System Status bar (for example,
HW State:
optimal
). (You can also access the
Health
page when you click
Dashboard
→
Health
.)
2.
Click the
HW State
link (in this example,
optimal
) to display the
Health
page.
The
Health
page provides a
System
tab, which is the default displayed on this page. If you have installed one, your
system will also include an
Enclosure
tab (this release supports up to two expansion shelves being installed). The
System
tab displays front and rear views of the chassis showing the disk drive locations in the front view (0–11), the
OS internal drives (12–13), and the fans, system connectors, and power supplies in the rear view. If installed and
clicked, the
Enclosure
tab displays front and rear views of the enclosure chassis showing the physical disk
locations (0–11) in the front view, and the enclosure connectors, fans, and pluggable drive locations in the rear
view. In addition, the service tag of the expansion shelf is displayed. Both the
System
and
Enclosure
tabs display
the System Hardware Health summary table that lists the current status of all major components in the DR Series
system or its expansion shelf, respectively.
NOTE:
This method is convenient when you are already at the
Dashboard
page and want to display more
information about current System Status.
DR Series system — System Hardware Health components
–
Power Supplies
–
Fans
–
Temperature
–
Storage
–
Voltage
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