Cisco Cisco Firepower Management Center 2000

To return to the Health Policy page without saving any of your settings for this module, click 

.

To temporarily save your changes to this module and switch to another module’s settings to modify, 
select the other module from the list at the left of the page. If you click 

 when you 

are done, all changes you made will be saved; if you click 

, you discard all changes.

You must apply the health policy to the appropriate appliances if you want your settings to take effect. 
See 

 for more information.

Any

3D3500, 3D4500, 3D6500, 3D9900, Series 3

DC1500, DC3500

Use the Power Supply health status module to detect a power supply failure on any of the supported 
platforms. If the module finds a power supply that has no power, the status classification for that module 
changes to No Power. If the module cannot detect the presence of the power supply, the status changes 
to Critical Error. That status data feeds into the health monitor. You can expand the Power Supply item 
on the Alert Detail list in the health monitor to see specific status items for each power supply. 

Admin/Maint

In the Health Policy Configuration page, select 

.

The Health Policy Configuration — Power Supply page appears.

Select 

 for the 

 option to enable use of the module for health status testing.

You have three options:

To save your changes to this module and return to the Health Policy page, click 

.

To return to the Health Policy page without saving any of your settings for this module, click 

.

To temporarily save your changes to this module and switch to another module’s settings to modify, 
select the other module from the list at the left of the page. If you click 

 when you 

are done, all changes you made will be saved; if you click 

, you discard all changes.

You must apply the health policy to the appropriate devices if you want your settings to take effect. See 

 for more information.

Any

Use the Process Status health module to monitor for processes running on the appliance that exit or 
terminate outside of the process manager. The response of the Process Status module to a process ending 
depends on how the process ends:

If the process terminates inside the process manager, the module does not report any health events.