The Overview Dashboard is a preview of the most critical information about all the entities in your environment, and acts as a command center for the entire CommCell environment.
You can use the Overview Dashboard to monitor CommCell health and performance from a high level. Many tiles on the dashboard open more detailed reports that you can use to analyze the displayed statistics.
Administrative View
The Overview Dashboard is available for CommCell Administrators and Managed Service Provider (MSP) Administrators, and the dashboard appears as the landing page when these users open the Command Center.
The following table includes descriptions for all the tiles that are visible to CommCell Administrators and Managed Service Provider (MSP) Administrators on the Overview Dashboard.
Tile | Description |
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Environment | The number of entities—such as servers, VMs, laptops, and users—in the CommCell environment:
For users in environments where CommCell software is installed on nodes in the HyperScale storage pool, an Appliances section appears. To view the Appliances dashboard, click Appliances. |
Needs attention | The number of entities and jobs that are flagged for anomalous behavior. |
SLA | The percentage of all client computers that met or missed the service level agreement (SLA) that is configured for the environment. |
Jobs in the last 24 hours | The number of jobs that are running, completed successfully, and failed, and the number of events related to those jobs in the previous 24 hours. To view more information for each of the sections on this tile, do the following: |
Health | The number of tiles that are in Critical or Warning state in the Health Report. To view more detailed information about each category in the Health Report, click Health. |
Current capacity | The amount of data in all the most recent full backup jobs and all archive jobs in the CommCell environment, and whether you are approaching the capacity license limit. To view the License Usage Report, click Current Capacity Usage. |
Storage space | The amount of available and used space, and the date when each disk or cloud library will be full. This tile displays the top 5 disk or cloud libraries that will be full. To view the Storage Utilization Report, click Storage space. |
Top 5 largest servers | The 5 largest servers in the environment, based on the total application size of every agent on the server. |
Storage | The amount of data that is in all disk or cloud libraries, and the percentage of storage space that was saved because of compression and deduplication. To view the Storage Utilization Report, click Storage usage, Disk Library, or Space Savings. |
Non-Administrative View
The Overview Dashboard is available for non-administrative users and Managed Service Provider (MSP) users, and the dashboard appears as the landing page when these users log on to the Command Center. However, the non-administrative view includes only some of the tiles that the administrative view contains.
The following table includes descriptions for all the tiles that are visible to non-administrative users on the Overview Dashboard.
Tile | Description |
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Environment | The number of entities—such as servers, VMs, laptops, and users—in the CommCell environment. |
Needs attention | The number of entities and jobs that are flagged for anomalous behavior. |
SLA | The percentage of all client computers that met or missed the service level agreement (SLA) that is configured for the environment. |
Jobs in the last 24 hours | The number of jobs that are running, completed successfully, and failed, and the number of events related to those jobs in the previous 24 hours. To view more information for each of the sections on this tile, do the following: |
Last week job summary | The number of jobs that completed, completed with errors, failed, or were killed during each day in the last week. To view the Jobs page, click Last week job summary. |
Top 5 largest servers | The 5 largest servers in the environment, based on the total application size of every agent on the server. |