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It provides a central location for viewing and deleting scheduled jobs, such as appliance backup and any custom reports configured for distribution.
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It provides a central location for viewing historical jobs.
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As an aid to troubleshooting, Realtime Charts are useful for monitoring the performance of individual appliances. You can save sets of charts as dashboards.
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As an aid to troubleshooting, Historical Charts are useful for reviewing the performance of individual appliances. You can save sets of charts as dashboards.
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This page summarizes the status of communications in two directions -- Orchestrator to Appliances and Appliances to Orchestrator.
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Admin Username is the username that an Orchestrator server uses to log into an appliance.
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An Orchestrator can use the web protocols, HTTP, HTTPS, or Both to communicate with an appliance. Although Both exists for legacy reasons, Silver Peak recommends using HTTPS for maximum security.
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An appliance's State can be Normal, Unknown, Unsupported, or Unreachable.
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Normal indicates that all is well.
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Unknown is a transitional state that appears when first adding an appliance to the network.
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Unsupported indicates an unsupported version of appliance software.
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Unreachable indicates a problem in your network. Check your ports, firewalls, and deployment configuration.
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The Appliance to Orchestrators table lists the protocols that the appliance uses to communicate with an Orchestrator.
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