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Additionally, in the Storage table, you can view the volumes and volume size configured on a

particular storage. In the

Virtual Machine table, you can view the following information about the

virtual machines:

– Hostname

– OS Type

– CPUs

– Disk Size

– Memory

• Under

Service Information, you can view the following information:

– Name of the service

– State of the service

Service State Icon Description

In Progress

Indicates service deployment is in progress.

Error Indicates service deployment is failed due to some issues.

Deployed Indicates service deployment is completed successfully.

– Name of the user who deployed the service.

– Date and time when the service is deployed.

– Displays the name of the reference template used in the service.

– Under

Recent Activities, you can view the deployment status of the resources that are part of the

deployed service, based on the component types. For more details about the deployment state.

See

Component Deployment States

NOTE

: The Delete Service operation on this page allows you to delete a service. This action deletes

the instance of the service and returns the IP/IQNs assigned to the servers that were a part of the

service. On performing this action, the Dell servers that were part of the deleted service, are

rebooted and are set to PXE boot ready for the next deployment. In case of non-Dell servers, you

need to Power Off the server manually, for the non-Dell server to be a part of future deployments.

Similarly, you need to manually Power On the servers and set the “next boot” to PXE, in case of non-

Dell servers.

From this page, you can:

• Migrate server’s settings to another server in a designated server pool.

• Redeploy a failed service.

• Add components to an existing service deployment.

The

Settings tab displays the properties of the components that are part a service.

• For more details about the Storage properties, see Storage Settings

• For more details about the Server properties, see Server Settings