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In addition to providing
detailed information
about an individual system, ServerAssist can summarise key information
from all servers, and present this in a number of different formats. The
ServerAssist overviews give summarised and aggregated information from all
connected computers, showing key information for all those computers.
The summaries provide colour-coded status indicators to allow an 'at
a glance' review of the whole network.
- The network
overview report provides a single page summary the overall network
state, divided into a number of sections.
- The group summary
report displays consolidated key indicators across the computers
in each group, and displays a grid of status information, together with
metrics underlying that information.
- The system summary
list displays one icon for each connected system, with the colour
of the icon indicating the 'worst' key indicator state for that system.
- The computer
summary report breaks down the key indicators for each connected
computer, and displays a grid of status information, together with the
metrics underlying the status information.
The aggregated information brings together data from all connected computers,
merged and sorted, and presents it as a single view.
- The merged alert
list contains all alerts for all connected computers. The status
of alerts can be changed, alerts can be deleted, and notes can be added.
- The merged event
logs report shows events from all connected computers, merged so
that all events are presented in chronological order. If required, events
can be merged by log type.
Often, there is a requirement for information about the servers on the
network that does not fit into either of these categories, because a particular,
detailed aspect of operation is needed for a number of computers, or because
several computers need to be examined as if they were a single machine.
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Composite
reports take disparate information from multiple computers, and
display all sections in a single page.
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Merged
event log reports shows events from one or more connected computers,
merged so that all events are presented in chronological order. Furthermore,
events can be merged by log type.
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