When you log into the Core Console, and any time you click the Home icon, the Home page appears. The Home page gives you a view of your Rapid Recovery Core, with two view options for displaying content about your Core. You can toggle between these two viewing options by clicking the appropriate icon at the top right side of the page title area. The content viewing options are described in the following table:
Icon | Name | Page Title Shows... | Description |
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Summary Tables view |
The display name of your Rapid Recovery Core appears as the page title in this view. |
Summary tables describe information about your Core. Each of the following is summarized:
For more information, see Understanding the Home page (summary tables view). |
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Dashboard view
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"Dashboard" appears as the page title in this view. |
The Dashboard displays a set of real-time reports on your system. Default dashboard reports include a trouble monitor showing notifications; transfer job status for the last 24 hours and transfer jobs per machine; a repository overview, and connectivity state for protected, replicated, and recovery points-only machines. For more information, see Understanding Core dashboard reports. |
On the Home page (and on every page in the Core Console), the left navigation area shows the items that are protected on your Core. You can navigate to other pages in the UI by doing one of the following:
When you select an item from the left navigation area, the focus of the Core Console changes to display summary information about that item. For example, if you click the name of a protected machine, the Core console displays information about that machine only, rather than the Core. In this example, the display name of the protected machine appears as the title of the page. A submenu appears to the right, letting you view specific information about the protected machine. The menu options include: Summary, Recovery Points, Events, Settings, Reports, and More.
To return to viewing information about the Core, including dashboard reports, or a summary view of multiple protected or replicated machines, click on the Home icon on the top left of the UI.
You can use the title at the top of the Core Console to provide context for the information you are viewing in the Core. For example:
For information about the features and functions available from each page, see the appropriate section below.
For more information about viewing protected machines, see Viewing the Protected Machines menu. For more information on managing protected machines, see Managing protected machines.
For more information about viewing replicated machines, see Viewing incoming and outgoing replication.
For more information about viewing recovery-points only machines, see Viewing the Recovery Points Only menu.
The left navigation area of the Core Console appears on the left side of that user interface. The contents of this navigation area may differ based on the type of objects protected in your Rapid Recovery Core.
The left navigation area always contains the following:
Following these elements, the left navigation area typically displays menus to help you navigate, filter, and view the objects protected on your Core. This includes protected machines, replicated machines, and so on.
Each menu is context-sensitive; that is, each menu only appears in the Core Console if it is relevant. For example, if you protect at least one machine, the Protected Machines menu appears, and so on.
For more information, see the left navigation area tables in Viewing the Core Console user interface.
Related topics include the following:
Each time you log into the Rapid Recovery Core Console, or each time you click on the Home icon in the icon bar, the Home page appears.
The Home page of the Core Console offers a summary tables (default) view and a dashboard view.
You can toggle between views on the Home page by clicking the Summary Tables view and Dashboard view icons at the top right of the title bar on the Home page.
From the Home page, and every other page of the Core Console, you can navigate to the functions you want by using the left navigation area.
For more information, see the following topics:
The Home page is only applicable to the Core. In the dashboard view, it shows real-time graphical reports. When you switch to the summary tables view, the Home page displays all of the machines the Core protects or replicates, the repositories associated with your Core, and alerts for machines on this Core.
The view of each pane on the Home page can be expanded or contracted. For example, if you click the (contract view) icon at the top right-hand side of the Protected Machines pane, the view of protected machines contracts, and only the name of the pane is visible. To expand the view to see all protected machines again, click the (expand view) icon.
The following table describes the various elements on the Home page when in the summary tables view.
UI Element | Description |
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Protected Machines |
The Protected Machines pane lists the machines that this Core protects. This pane appears regardless of whether any machines have been added to your Core for protection. This section includes the following information for each protected machine:
If you click on a specific machine name shown in this pane, a Summary page appears, showing summary information for the selected machine. For more information on what you can accomplish on the Summary page, see Viewing summary information for a protected machine. |
Replicated Machines |
The Replicated Machines pane lists any machines that this Core replicates from another Core. This pane does not appear unless your Core replicates machines from another Core. This section includes the following information for each replicated machine:
If you click on a specific machine name shown in this pane, the Summary page appears, showing summary information for that replicated machine. |
Recovery Points Only Machines |
The Recovery Points Only Machines pane lists any machines that were removed from protection or replication, if the recovery points have been retained. These machines can be used for file-level recovery, but cannot be used for bare metal restore, for restoring entire volumes, or for adding snapshot data. This pane does not appear unless you have any machines that meet this definition. This section includes the following information for each recovery points only machine:
If you click on a specific machine name shown in this pane, the Summary page appears for this recovery points only machine. |
DVM Repositories |
This pane does not appear unless your Core has one or more DVM repositories. It includes the following information for each DVM repository:
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Alerts |
This section lists the important alerts for the Core and every machine it protects. The section includes the following information:
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