To make sure that you quickly identify critical system events, you can access the
complete list of events from your health dashboard, and then take immediate steps to correct
the issues.
What you should know
The health dashboard is a pane on the home page that provides
a brief overview of the current health of your system. This dashboard shows a list of
the five most recent system events that are active, and also indicates the number of
system errors and warnings that are currently active.Procedure
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If your username is registered to multiple Stratocast™
accounts, select an
account.
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From the home page, do one of the following:
- Click Health.
- In the Health dashboard pane, click
See all system events.
The Health monitoring page opens. The Health monitoring page
is automatically refreshed every two minutes.
For each system event, the Health monitoring
page provides the following information:
- Client name
- The name of your client’s account. This is the name that the
client is identified by in the Client accounts page.
- Source
- The source device or entity that the system event is generated
from.
- Event description
- A concise description of the system event. This description
also appears in the health dashboard on the home page.
- Event source timestamp
- The time and date that the system event occurred. The
timestamp corresponds the geographical location of the source device.
- Time zone offset
- The time difference, expressed in hours and minutes,
between a given geographical location and the Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) time
zone.
After you finish
Troubleshoot and fix all active system events.
