Use this window to view a snapshot of the status for the high-level components of your system: Main System Chassis, Storage, and Server Diagnostics. This page uses icons to provide a quick summary of whether a component is functioning normally.
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NOTE: This help page may include information about services that are not supported by your system. See the Server Administrator Compatibility Guide for the latest information about supported services. |
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NOTE: The Diagnostics tab is not available in Server Administrator, and Diagnostic Service is not listed on the Main System Chassis object Health page at startup. The Diagnostic Service waits for the Server Administrator service to start completely before enumerating (scanning the system for available devices to diagnose). If you press <F5> to refresh, the Diagnostics tab appears when enumeration is complete. This process can take several minutes on some systems. |
System Tree Selection | Tab | Subtab | User Privileges |
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System | Properties | Health | U, P, A |
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U=User; P=Power User; A=Administrator; NA=Not Applicable. For more details on user privilege levels, see "Privilege Levels in the Server Administrator GUI."
Status refers to whether your system or a component of your system, such as a fan, is normal, is in a warning state, or is in a critical state at the time you request the status. Status is always a snapshot of a component's functioning at a given point in time (the time that the request for status was made).
The three major component groups in the System—the Main Chassis, Storage, and Server Diagnostics— display a status or severity of either normal, warning, critical, or unknown.
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Unknown | (blank) |