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  2. Veritas NetBackup™ OpsCenter Administrator's Guide
  3. Overview of NetBackup OpsCenter
  4. About OpsCenter console components
  5. Status icons and colors in the console
Veritas NetBackup™ OpsCenter Administrator's Guide

Status icons and colors in the console

To help you understand the information it presents, OpsCenter uses status icons and color. Tool tips provide brief descriptions of the tool and the status icons that appear in OpsCenter views. A tool tip appears when you place the mouse over an icon.

When OpsCenter detects a condition for a managed NetBackup server, job, drive, or drive path, you see a status icon. The icons use colors to represent critical, warning, or informational conditions. Together, the icons and colors let you quickly determine the status of a particular area in your NetBackup environment. For example, the Monitor > Jobs view contains green icons for running jobs.

Unique icons appear in the drive details view for shared drives available with the NetBackup Shared Storage Option (SSO). These icons represent the shared drives that are operating on all servers that share the drive. Icons also appear for shared drives where the drive status is mixed (operating on some servers and not operating on other servers that share the drive).

Table: Icons used for managed NetBackup master servers lists the icons that are used for managed NetBackup master servers in the View pane.

Table: Icons used for managed NetBackup master servers

Icon

Description

Icon that displays a Connected master server in OpsCenter

A blue server icon with a green upward arrow means that the master server is connected.

Icon that displays a master server that is 'Not Connected' in OpsCenter

A blue server icon with a red downward arrow means that the connection to the master server is lost. OpsCenter tries to connect again after 10 minutes.

Icon that displays a Disabled master server in OpsCenter

A gray server icon with a line means that data collection for the master server was disabled by the user.

Icon that displays a Retired master server in OpsCenter

A gray server icon with a red cross means that the master server is retired.

Icon that displays a master server whose state is UnknownOpsCenter

A gray server icon with blue question mark means that the master server state is unknown.

Icon that displays a Connected NetBackup Appliance Master Server

A blue server icon with a green upward arrow means that the NetBackup Appliance master server is connected.

Icon that displays a NetBackup Appliance Master Server that is Not Connected

A blue server icon with a red downward arrow means that the connection to the NetBackup Appliance master server is lost. OpsCenter tries to connect again after 10 minutes.

Icon that displays a Disabled NetBackup Appliance Master Server

A gray server icon with a line means that data collection for the NetBackup Appliance master server was disabled by the user.

Icon that displays a Retired NetBackup Appliance Master Server

A gray server icon with a red cross means that the NetBackup Appliance master server is retired.

Icon that displays a NetBackup Appliance Master Server whose state is Unknown

A gray server icon with blue question mark means that the NetBackup Appliance master server state is unknown.

OpsCenter uses the following colors in the interface:

  • Red indicates a critical condition that may cause the system to be unable to perform an important function. Investigate critical conditions immediately.

  • Green indicates a normal condition, result, or operation.

  • Blue-gray generally indicate conditions such as enabled or assigned, while gray indicates conditions such as disabled or unassigned.

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