Administration

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Procedure
1 In View Administrator, click Dashboard.
2 In the System Health pane, expand View components, vSphere components, or Other
components.
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A green up arrow indicates that a component has no problems.
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A red down arrow indicates that a component is unavailable or not functioning.
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A yellow double arrow indicates that a component is in a warning state.
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A question mark indicates that the status of a component is unknown.
3 Click a component name.
A dialog displays the name, version, status, and other component information.
What to do next
Use vCenter Server to monitor any Virtual SAN clusters and the disks that participate in a Virtual SAN
datastore. For more information about monitoring Virtual SAN in vSphere 5.5 Update 1, see the vSphere
Storage document and the vSphere Monitoring and Performance documentation. For more information
about monitoring Virtual SAN in vSphere 6 or later, see the Administering VMware Virtual SAN document.
Monitor Machine Status
You can quickly survey the status of machines in your View deployment by using the View Administrator
dashboard. For example, you can display all disconnected machines or machines that are in maintenance
mode.
Prerequisites
Familiarize yourself with the virtual machine status values. For more information about the status of virtual
machines, see "Status of vCenter Server Virtual Machines" in the Setting Up Virtual Desktops in Horizon
7 document.
Procedure
1 In View Administrator, click Dashboard.
2 In the Machine Status pane, expand a status folder.
Option Description
Preparing Lists the states while the machine is being provisioned, deleted, or in
maintenance mode.
Problem Machines Lists the error states.
Prepared for use Lists the states when the machine is ready for use.
3 Locate the machine status and click the hyperlinked number next to it.
The Machines page displays all machines with the selected status.
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