The Host Status option allows you to view the current status of all your hosts, or all the hosts in a domain, on one page.
On the home page of the console, click Hosts.
Select a domain.
Click Host Status in the task pane.
The status of each host is displayed, as shown in the following table, with a summary at the bottom of the screen.
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The host is online. |
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There is a status problem with the host; for example, the host’s time offset exceeds the defined level (see Step 7). Click the arrow to the left of the green box to display status messages. |
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The host is offline. |
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The host is unregistered. |
Select the Online, Offline and Unregistered check box to select the hosts you want to view.
If you have a long list of hosts, deselect the Auto scroll check box to stop the automatic scrolling.
(Conditional) If you want to enable FIPS in all agents and manager component, click Enable. Before enabling FIPS, review prerequisites in section Enabling FIPS Mode in the Privileged Account Manager Installation Guide.
(Conditional) If you want to disable CBC mode in all agents and manager component, click Disable.
(Optional) Change the filter settings from the default values and select Restart to check the status again. The available filters are:
Maximum Timeoffset (minutes): The difference in system time between the host and the Primary Registry Manager. If the time offset exceeds the value in this field, a warning indicator is displayed.
Minimum Disk Space (MB): If the available disk space on the host machine becomes less than the value specified in this field, a warning indicator is displayed.
Maximum Memory (MB): If the memory used by the host exceeds the value in this field, a warning indicator is displayed.
To view a host’s details, double-click the host or click Close to return to the hierarchical view.
To use a command line option to view the status, see Section 10.5.3, Agent Status.