Cisco Cisco Content Security Management Appliance M160 Betriebsanweisung
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AsyncOS 8.1 for Cisco Content Security Management User Guide
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Monitoring System Status
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About Security Management Appliance Status
By default, the System Status page is the first page that appears when you access the Cisco Content
Security Management appliance from your browser. (To change the landing page, see
Security Management appliance from your browser. (To change the landing page, see
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To access the System Status page at any other time, select Management Appliance > Centralized
Services > System Status.
Services > System Status.
Before you enable monitoring services and add a managed appliance, only the System Information
section provides status information. If you have run the System Setup Wizard, enabled centralized
services, and added managed appliances, the Centralized Services section and the Security Appliance
Data Transfer Status section are populated with data.
section provides status information. If you have run the System Setup Wizard, enabled centralized
services, and added managed appliances, the Centralized Services section and the Security Appliance
Data Transfer Status section are populated with data.
Status information includes the following:
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Centralized Services: Status of each centralized service, including Processing Queue usage
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System Uptime: how long the appliance has been running
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CPU Utilization: percentage of CPU capacity used by each monitoring service
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System Version Information: model number, AsyncOS (operating system) version, build date,
installation date, and serial number
installation date, and serial number
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