The folders view displays managed machines in the organization tree separated by their parent folders. You can use this if you wish to see aggregated measures across machines in the same folder. When you want to see how many user sessions are active in your RDS farm, you can place all the RDS in one folder and look at the "Total Active User Sessions" column for the folder.
Folders and subfolders are presented in a flat hierarchy, allowing you to see aggregated performance and data for any folder in the organization.
Folders View Column Reference
The following columns are available in the Information grid while using the Folders view. For Omnissa Horizon columns, see Horizon Integration: Columns & Grids Overview.
Column | Description |
|---|---|
% Connected Cloud Connectors | Indicates the % of successfully connected Citrix Cloud Connectors |
Agentless Managed Machines | Total number of agentless managed machines |
Agentless Managed VM Count | Total number of agentless managed VMs (virtual machines with no ControlUp agent installed) |
Average GPU Frame Buffer Usage | Average frame buffer usage for all GPUs |
Average GPU Usage | Average usage of all GPUs |
Average Machine Memory Utilization | Average of memory utilization percentage of all machines in this folder |
Avg. App Load Time | Average load time for selected user-mode applications running on all machines in the folder, as defined in App Load Time tab of the Settings window |
Avg. Logon Duration | The average logon duration for all user sessions currently established on all machines in the folder. By default, outlier values greater than 1800 seconds don't contribute to the average calculation, the outlier boundary value is configurable. |
Avg. Sessions Per Machine | Average number of user sessions per machine |
AWS Alarms in Alarm Status | Total number of CloudWatch alarms in Alarm status for all EC2 instances in the folder |
AWS Alarms in alarm Status | The total alarms with alarm status of the CloudWatch alarms that monitor metrics for this instance. |
AWS Alarms in Insufficient Data Status | Total number of CloudWatch alarms in Insufficient Data status for all EC2 instances in the folder |
AWS Alarms in OK Status | Total number of CloudWatch alarms in OK status for all EC2 instances in the folder |
AWS Attached Elastic IP Hourly Cost | Sum of AWS Elastic IP Hourly Cost for all instances in this folder |
AWS Attached Snapshot Hourly Cost | Sum of AWS Attached Snapshots Hourly Cost for all instances in this folder |
AWS Attached Storage Hourly Cost | Sum of AWS Storage Hourly Cost for all storage volumes attached to instances in this folder |
AWS Avg. CPU Utilization | Average CPU utilization of EC2 instances in the folder, from the cloud hosting perspective |
AWS Days to Next RI Expiration Date | For an AWS folder, the number of days to the next RI expiration date |
AWS Detached Elastic IP Hourly Cost | Sum of AWS Elastic IP Hourly Cost for all instances in this folder |
AWS Detached Snapshots Hourly Cost | Sum of AWS Attached Snapshots Hourly Cost for all instances in this folder |
AWS Detached Storage Hourly Cost | The total hourly cost for all storage volumes detached from instances in this folder |
AWS Disk Read Operations | Total number of disk read IOPS consumed by EC2 instances in the folder |
AWS Disk Write Operations | Total number of disk write IOPS consumed by EC2 instances in the folder |
AWS EC2 Instance Hourly Cost | AWS EC2 Instance Hourly Cost |
AWS EC2 Instances | The total number of AWS EC2 instances. |
AWS Ec2 Instances With Failed Status | The total EC2 instances with failed status |
AWS Instances with Failed Status Check | Number of powered on EC2 instances in this folder that have failed status checks |
AWS Monthly Run Rate | The estimated monthly rate that you will be charged with, based on the calculation: total hourly cost * number of days in month * 24 hours |
AWS Network In | Total incoming network bandwidth consumed by EC2 instances in the folder |
AWS Network Out | Total outgoing network bandwidth consumed by EC2 instances in the folder |
AWS Next RI Expiration Date | For an AWS folder, date of the next RI expiration date |
AWS Number of Unutilized RIs | For an AWS folder, the number of RIs for which no qualifying instances were found |
AWS Region | Name of the AWS region |
AWS RI Upfront Hourly Cost | Sum of AWS RI Upfront Hourly Cost for all instances in this folder |
AWS Running EC2 Instances | Number of EC2 instances in this folder that are currently running |
AWS Stopped EC2 Instances | Number of EC2 instances in this folder that are currently stopped |
AWS Total Hourly Cost | The total hourly EC2 cost associated with this folder (sum of instances, attached storage, snapshots, and elastic IP costs) |
AWS Unutilized RI Hourly Cost | For all RIs for which no qualifying instances were found, this is the upfront sum paid from the RIs divided by the number of hours in the reservation period. |
AZ Cost Query Type | Shows the type of cost analysis view queried from the Azure cost service. The view type can be Actual Cost or Amortized Cost.It is controlled by a registry key on the data collector. |
AZ Currency | Billing currency |
AZ Disks | Total number of Azure virtual disks in this folder. |
AZ ID | Azure resource identifier |
AZ Location | Geographic region where the resource is deployed |
AZ Machines | The total number of Azure machines. |
AZ Provisioning State | Status of a user-initiated, control-plane operation on the Azure resource |
AZ Quota ID | Azure quota identifier |
AZ Resource Groups | Total number of Azure resource groups in this folder. |
AZ Running Machines | The total number of running Azure machines. |
AZ Status | Current state of the Azure subscription (possible values are Enabled, Warned, Past Due, Disabled, and Deleted). |
AZ Stopped Machines | The total number of stopped Azure machines. |
AZ Stopped Machines Cost | Total cost of stopped Azure machines. This includes the VM, bandwidth, and disks. |
AZ Subscription ID | Azure subscription resource identifier |
AZ Subscriptions | Total number of Azure subscriptions in this folder. |
AZ Tags | Tags associated with Azure resource |
AZ Tenant ID | Azure tenant resource identifier |
AZ Total Compute Cost | Current monthly rate that you will be charged for Azure compute services. Includes VMs, virtual disks, snapshots, scale sets, availability sets, images, and more. Time frame is "this month". |
AZ Total Cost | Current overall monthly rate that you will be charged including non-IaaS services. Time frame is "this month". |
AZ Total Disk Cost | Current monthly rate that you will be charged for data disks attached to this VM |
AZ Total Disks Capacity | Total capacity, in gigabytes, of all the Azure virtual disks in this folder. |
AZ Total Machine Cost | Current monthly rate that you will be charged for VMs. Time frame is "this month". |
AZ Total Network Cost | Current monthly rate that you will be charged for Azure network services.Includes Public IP addresses, Network watchers, Connections, Virtual Network Gateways, Load balancers, and more. |
AZ Total Scale Set Cost | Current monthly rate that you will be charged for scale sets. Time frame is "this month". |
AZ Total Snapshot Cost | Current monthly rate that you will be charged for Azure network services. Includes Public IP addresses, Network watchers, Connections, Virtual Network Gateways, Load balancers, and more. Time frame is "this month". |
AZ Total Storage Accounts Cost | Current monthly rate that you will be charged for Azure storage account services. Time frame is "this month". |
AZ Type | Azure resource type |
Azure Monthly Run Rate | The estimated monthly rate that you will be charged with, based on the calculation: total hourly cost * number of days in month * 24 hours |
Azure Type | Azure Cloud connection type |
Capacity Deduplication | Denotes if capacity deduplication is enabled (Nutanix AHV & VMware vSAN only) |
Cloud Connector Count | Indicates the number of Citrix Cloud Connectors in the site |
Cloud Machines | The total number of Cloud machines (Azure & AWS). |
Cloud Running Machines | The total number of running Cloud machines (Azure & AWS). |
Cloud Stopped Machines | The total number of stopped Cloud machines (Azure & AWS). |
Cluster IP Address | Cluster Virtual IP Address. |
Cluster Version | Cluster AOS version. |
Compression | Denotes if compression is enabled (Nutanix AHV & VMware vSAN only) |
Connected Machines | Connected machines in this folder |
Critical Stressed Agentless Managed VMs | Number of machines (VMs) in this folder that do not have ControlUp Agents installed on them and are in a state of critical stress |
Critical Stressed Hosts | Percentage of hosts in this folder that are in a state of critical stress |
Critical Stressed Machines | Number of machines (VMs) in this folder that have ControlUp Agents installed on them and are in a state of critical stress |
Critical Stressed Processes | Number of processes currently running on the machines (VMs) in this folder that are in a state of critical stress |
Critical Stressed Sessions | Number of sessions in this folder that are in a state of Critical stress |
CVAD % Available Delivery Groups | Percentage of available Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops Delivery Groups |
CVAD & Available Desktops | Percentage of the available Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops machines out of the total number of machines |
CVAD % Available Machines | Percentage of available Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops machines (Not In Maintenance, Enabled and has at least one Available machine) |
CVAD % Healthy Brokers | Percentage of available Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops Brokers |
CVAD App Instances Running | Count of Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops published application instances currently running on all machines in the folder |
CVAD Apps in Use | Count of distinct Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops published applications currently running on all machines in the folder |
CVAD Apps Published | Total number of published Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops applications |
CVAD Available Machines | Number of Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops machines in "Available" state |
CVAD Average Logon Duration | Average logon duration for all Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops sessions, from the Citrix perspective |
CVAD Delivery Group Availability | For a Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops Delivery Group, Indicates whether the delivery group is available (enabled, not in maintenance mode and has available machines) |
CVAD Delivery Group Enabled | Indicates whether the Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops delivery group is enabled |
CVAD Delivery Groups | Total number of Delivery Groups |
CVAD Delivery Type | Type of resources published in the Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops delivery group (desktops only, apps only or desktops and apps) |
CVAD Desktop Instances Running | Count of Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops published desktop instances currently running on all machines in the folder |
CVAD Desktop Kind | Kind of desktops published in the Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops delivery group (Private or Shared) |
CVAD Disconnected Sessions | Number of Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops disconnected user sessions |
CVAD Failed Machines | Count of Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops machines in "Unregistered", "Stuck on Boot" or other failed states |
CVAD in use / Published Apps Ratio | Percentage of published Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops applications currently in use on all machines in the folder |
CVAD Is Remote PC | Indicates whether the machines in the Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops delivery group are personal published desktops with a VDA agent for remote access |
CVAD Machines | Total number of Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops machines, including brokers |
CVAD Machines In Use | Number of Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops machines currently in use |
CVAD Maintenance Mode | Indicates whether the Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops delivery group is in maintenance mode |
CVAD Minimum Functional Level | Functional level controls with product features are available to machines linked to the delivery group |
CVAD Never Registered Machines | Number of published desktops that never registered in the Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops delivery group |
CVAD Preparing Machines | Number of published desktops in the Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops delivery group whose PvD disk image is being prepared |
CVAD Session Support | Indicates the session support (single/multi) of the machines in the Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops delivery group. Machines with the incorrect session support for the desktop group are unable to register with the Citrix Broker Service |
CVAD Site Name | Name of the Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops site |
CVAD Total Desktops | Total number of Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops machines |
CVAD Unregistered Machines | Number of Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops machines in "Unregistered" state |
CVAD User Connection Failures Per Hour | Rate of failed user connections to Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops in the last hour |
CVAD User Sessions | Total number of Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops sessions |
Datastore Count | Number of datastores in the folder |
Datastores Free Space | The total amount of free space in all datastores in this folder |
Datastores Read IOPS | Number of read commands issued per second to all the datastores in this folder |
Datastores Read Latency | The average time a read from datastores in this folders takes |
Datastore Read Rate | Rate of reading data from all datastores in this folder |
Datastore Write IOPS | Number of write commands issued per second to all the datastores in this folder |
Datastore Write Latency | The average time a write to datastores in this folders takes |
Datastore Write Rate | Rate of writing data to all datastores in this folder |
Description | --- |
Disconnected Machines | Disconnected machines in this folder |
DRS Automation level | Hypervisor's cluster's Distributed Resource Scheduler (DRS) feature automation level |
DRS Status | Denotes whether the Distributed Resource Scheduler (DRS) feature is enabled |
Folder Path | --- |
Gateways count | --- |
HA Admission Count | Denotes whether the high-availability (HA) Admission Control feature is enabled for the hypervisor's cluster |
HA Host Monitoring | Denotes whether the high-availability (HA) Host Monitoring feature is enabled for the hypervisor's cluster |
HA Status | Denotes whether the high-availability (HA) feature is enabled for the hypervisor's cluster |
HA VM Monitoring | Denotes whether the high-availability (HA) virtual machine (VM) Monitoring feature is enabled for the hypervisor's cluster |
High Stressed Agentless Managed VMs | Number of machines (VMs) in this folder that do not have ControlUp Agents installed on them and are in a state of high stress |
High Stressed Hosts | Percentage of hosts that are hosted on the machines (VMs) in this folder and are in a state of high stress |
High Stressed Machines | Number of machines that are hosted on the machines (VMs) in this folder and are in a state of high stress |
High Stressed Processes | Number of processes that are hosted on the machines (VMs) in this folder and are in a state of high stress |
High Stressed Sessions | Number of sessions in this folder that are in a state of high stress |
Horizon connections count | --- |
Host Average Disk IOPS | Average number of read and write commands issued per second to the datastore during the collection interval |
Host NIC average usage | Average rate of data transmitted and received across all physical NIC instances connected to hosts in this folder. |
Host NIC dropped packets | Number of received or transmitted packets dropped per second during the last collection interval (for XenServer, needs to be explicitly enabled). |
Hosts | Total number of virtualization hosts |
Hosts CPU | Average percentage of CPU consumed on all virtualization hosts in this folder |
Hosts Memory | Average percentage of memory utilized on all virtualization hosts in this folder |
HZ % Available Desktop Pools | Percentage of Available Desktop Pools. |
HZ % Available Farms | Percentage of Available Farms. |
HZ % Available Machines | Percentage of available machines. |
HZ % Healthy Connection Servers | Percentage of Healthy Connection Servers. |
HZ Access Group | The access group name. |
HZ Apps Count | Number of Horizon Application Pools (not necessarily running) in the folder. |
HZ Associated vCenter URL | URL of associated vCenter for this desktop. |
HZ Automatic Logoff Policy | Automatically log-off policy after disconnect. |
HZ Automatic Logoff Timeout | The timeout in minutes for automatic log-off after disconnect. |
HZ Available Desktop Pools | The total number of Available Desktop Pools. |
HZ Available Farms | The total number of Available Horizon Farms. |
HZ Available Machines | Number of Horizon Machines and RDS Servers in "Available" state. |
HZ Connection Server Max Connection | The high water mark of connections to all Horizon View Connection servers. |
HZ Connection Servers | The number of connection servers. |
HZ Default Disply Protocol | The default display protocol |
HZ Desktop Pool Availability | Indicates whether the Horizon Desktop Pool is Available (Enabled and has at least one Available Machine). |
HZ Desktop Pools | The total number of Desktop Pools. |
HZ Disconnected Sessions | The Number of Disconnected sessions. |
HZ Empty Session Policy | Application empty session timeout policy. An RDS session becomes empty when a user closes all applications running in the session. When a session has been empty for the timeout period, you can choose whether View disconnects or ends the session on the RDS host. |
HZ Empty Session Timeout | Application empty session timeout (in minutes). An RDS session becomes empty when a user closes all applications running in the session. When a session has been empty for the timeout period, you can choose whether View disconnects or ends the session on the RDS host. |
HZ Farm Availability | Indicates whether the Horizon Farm is Available (Enabled and has at least one Available RDS Server). |
HZ Farm Enabled | Indicates if Farm is enabled |
HZ Farm Health Status | The Horizon View Farm health status. Disabled RDS Server are exluded. |
HZ Farm Type | Type of the farm |
HZ Farms | The total number of Horizon Farms. |
HZ Healthy Connection Servers | The total number of Healthy Connection servers. |
HZ Image Quality | This setting determines the image quality that the flash movie will render. Lower quality results in less bandwidth usage. |
HZ Instant Clonse Current Image State | The state of the current image (Applicable only for Instant clone Pools). |
HZ instant Clone Pending Image State | The state of the pending image. This will be null when there is no pending image for the desktop. (Applicable only for Instant clone Pools). |
HZ Last Modified | Desktop pool last modification time. |
HZ Last Provisioning Error | String message detailing the last provisioning error on this desktop while stopProvisioningOnError is enabled. |
HZ Machines | The total number of Horizon machines. |
HZ Machines In Use | The total number of Machines in use by users (Connected and Disconnected) excluding RDS Hosts. |
HZ Machines Source | The Horizon machines source. |
HZ Max Number Of Monitors | The maximum number of monitors allowed for each virtual machine. (The greater these values are, the more memory will be consumed on the associated ESX hosts) |
HZ Operating System | The guest operating system. Applicable only for automated desktops. |
HZ Pending Image Parent VM Path | The folder path of the base image VM, when pending for update. The name is the last element of the path. |
HZ Pending Imsage Snapshot Path | The image snapshot path, when pending for update. The name is the last element of the path. (Applicable only for Instant clone Pools). |
HZ Pod | The Horizon Pod name (Cloud Pod Architecture only). |
HZ Pool Display Name | The Desktop Pool display name |
HZ Pool Enabled | Determines if the Desktop Pool is enabled. |
HZ Pool Type | Type of Desktop Pool. |
HZ Power Policy | Power policy for the machines in the desktop after logoff. (This setting is only relevant for Horizon managed machines) |
HZ Primary Connection Server | The current primary Connection Server used to monitor this Horizon Pool. |
HZ Problematic Machines | The total number of Machines that have a problem. |
HZ Provisioning Enabled | Determines if provisioning is enabled. |
HZ Site | For Horizon Machine, the name of the Horizon Site |
HZ Supported Domains | Supported domains for the desktop. Applicable only for automated desktops. |
HZ Supported Session Types | Supported session types for this Desktop Pool. Since Horizon 7.9, the session type can be Desktop, Application or Desktop and Application. |
HZ Total Composer Machine Connections | The total number of View Composer machine connections. |
HZ User Assignment | User assignment scheme. |
HZ User Sessions | The total number of Horizon user sessions. |
HZ vRam Size | The VM VRAM size in MB dedicated for View managed 3D rendering. More VRAM can improve 3D performance |
Information Source | Name of the hypervisor data collector. |
Load balancers count | --- |
Low Stressed Agentless Managed VMs | --- |
Low Stressed Hosts | --- |
Low Stressed Machines | --- |
Low Stressed Sessions | --- |
Machine Disk IO Avg. Latency | For all local disks, the average time, in milliseconds, of a read or a write of data to the disk (Avg. Disk sec/Read and Avg. Disk sec/Write performance counters). |
Machine Disk Transfers / sec | Average rate of read and write operations on the disk for all machines in the folder (Disk Transfers/sec performance counter). |
Machine Net Total | Net Total is the rate at which data is sent and received over all Ethernet adapters, including framing characters. Net Total is based on the ‘Bytes Total/sec’ performance counter. |
Machines | Total number of machines |
Machines CPU | Average percentage of CPU consumed on all managed machines in this folder |
Machines with GPU | Number of machines with GPUs |
Managed Machine Count | Number of machines with ControlUp agent installed |
Max Sessions Per Machine | Maximum number of user sessions per machine |
Mid Stressed Agentless Managed VMs | --- |
Mid Stressed Hosts | --- |
Mid Stressed Machines | --- |
Mid Stressed Processes | --- |
Mid Stressed Sessions | --- |
Min Sessions Per Machine | Minimum number of user sessions per machine |
Name | Folder name |
NetScaler % of GWs Up | Percentage of NetScaler gateways in Up state out of the total count of gateways |
NetScaler % of LBs Up | Percentage of NetScaler load balancers in Up state out of the total count of load balancers |
NetScaler Appliances | Total count of NetScaler appliances in the folder |
NetScaler Appliances with Unsaved Config | Percentage of appliances with unsaved configurations out of the total appliances |
NetScaler Gateway Total Traffic In / sec | Total rate of requests received on all NetScaler gateways, per second |
NetScaler Gateway Total Traffic Out / sec | Total rate of requests sent from all NetScaler gateways, per second |
NetScaler LB Total Hit Rate | The rate per second of total requests received by all NetScaler load balancers in the folder |
NetScaler LB Traffic In / sec | Total rate of incoming request bytes to all NetScaler load balancers, per second |
NetScaler LB Traffic Out / sec | Total rate of outgoing response bytes from all NetScaler load balancers, per second |
NetScaler Total HDX Sessions | Total number of HDX sessions on all NetScaler appliances in the folder |
NetScaler Total LB Users Connections | Total number of load balancer connections on all NetScaler appliances in the folder |
NetScaler Total SSL Users | Total number of SSL users for all gateways on all NetScaler appliances in the folder |
NetScaler Total Traffic In | Total rate of incoming traffic to all NICs on the NetScaler appliance, per second |
NetScaler Total Traffic Out | Total rate of outgoing traffic to all NICs on the NetScaler appliance, per second |
Page Faults / sec | Total Page Faults / sec consumed by this user account on all machines |
Processes | Total number of processes |
Read / Write Average Disk Latency | Average amount of time for a read or write operation from the VMware datastore. |
Running VM Count | Number of VMs running on this hosts in this folder |
Sessions | Total number of user sessions |
Sessions Avg. Protocol Bandwith | For an active RDP, Blast, PCoIP or ICA session, the average of the last 20 overall bandwidth samples for incoming/outgoing protocol's packets averaged over a one second sampling period. |
Sessions Avg. Protocol Latency | For active ICA or PCoIP sessions, the last 20 samples of the overall protocol latency between the clients and the servers. ICA sessions that are idle for more than 1 minute don't contribute to the average calculation. By default, outlier values greater than 5000ms don't contribute to the average calculation, the outlier boundary value is configurable |
Stress Level | Stress Level is a flexible load measure which you can customize using the "Stress Settings" pane. |
Total Datastores capacity | The total capacity, in gigabytes, of all the datastores in this folder |
Total Sessions | Total number of user sessions |
User Sessions | Number of user sessions, not including the system and services sessions, from managed machines (machines with ControlUp agent installed). |
VDA Machines | --- |
VM Active Memory | The amount of memory that has been used by VMs in this folder in the past sample period. This is the 'true' number of how much memory VMs currently has need of. |
VM Count | Total count of virtual machines hosted on all the hypervisors in this folder. |
VM CPU Ready | The percentage of time during which the vCPUs in this folder is ready to process an instruction but unable to do so, due to no physical processor time being available, averaged across all VMs in this folder (needs to be explicitly enabled for each VM on XenServer). |
VM Host CPU Usage | Amount of actively used virtual CPU as a percentage of total available CPU time on each respecitve host, averaged across all VMs in this folder. |
VM Physical Memory Used | The total amount of physical host RAM actually used by VMs in this folder. |
VM Virtual Disk Read IOPS | Average number of read commands issued per second to datastores in this folder during the collection interval. For VMs with multiple disks attached, only the disk with the highest number of IOPS will influence this average (needs to be explicitly enabled on XenServer). |
VM Virtual Disk Read Latency | Average amount of time for a read operation from virtual disks in this folder. For VMs with multiple disks attached, only the disk with the highest latency will influence this average (needs to be explicitly enabled on XenServer). |
VM Virtual Disk Reads KBps | Average number of kilobytes read from disks in this folder each second during the collection interval. For VMs with multiple disks attached, only the disk with the highest value will influence this average. |
VM Virtual Disk Write IOPS | Average number of write commands issued per second to datastores in this folder during the collection interval. For VMs with multiple disks attached, only the disk with the highest number of IOPS will influence this average (needs to be explicitly enabled on XenServer). |
VM Virtual Disk Write Latency | Average amount of time for a write operation to virtual disks in this folder. For VMs with multiple disks attached, only the disk with the highest latency will influence this average (needs to be explicitly enabled on XenServer). |
VM Virtual Disk Writes KBps | Average number of kilobytes written to disks in this folder each second during the collection interval. For VMs with multiple disks attached, only the disk with the highest value will influence this average. |
vSAN Cache Hit Rate | Percentage of read IOs which could be satisfied by the local client cache. For parent folder, the value displayed belongs to the host with lowest value. |
vSAN Congestions | Congestions of IOs generated by all vSAN clients in the cluster. For parent folder, the value displayed belongs to the cluster with highest value. |
vSAN Disk Configuration | vSAN disk configuration (Hybrid or All Flash) |
vSAN Free Capacity | vSAN space available for new allocations.For parent folder, the value displayed belongs to the vSAN cluster with minimum free space. |
vSAN Health | Summary of all vSAN health checks. For parent folder, the value displayed belongs to the least healthy cluster. |
vSAN Inbound Packet Loss Rate | Percentage of vSAN Host Inbound Packets Loss Rate (of All VMkernel Network Adapters Enabled for vSAN Traffic). For parent folder, the value displayed belongs to the host with highest value. |
vSAN Min Read Cache Hit Rate | vSAN disk group (cache tier disk) Read Cache Hit Rate. Shows the minimum value across all vSAN disk groups on a host. For parent folder, the value displayed belongs to the host with lowest value. |
vSAN Outbound Packet Loss Rate | Percentage of vSAN Host Outbound Packets Loss Rate (of All VMkernel Network Adapters Enabled for vSAN Traffic). For parent folder, the value displayed belongs to the host with highest value. |
vSAN Write Buffer Min Free Percentage | vSAN disk group (cache tier disk) Write Buffer free percentage. Shows the minimum value across all vSAN disk groups on a host. For parent folder, the value displayed belongs to the host with lowest value. |
Folders View Actions
Besides browsing, searching, grouping and sorting the data, this view allows you to perform a variety of actions on the selected folders(s).
These actions are available when selecting a folder or a group of folders. They can be invoked using either the Ribbon Bar “Actions” button, the context menu (right-click), or the Actions Panel.
Connect
Contact the ControlUp Agent on all managed machines in the selected folder(s) and start gathering performance data.
Disconnect
Close the connection to the ControlUp agent on all managed machines in the selected folder(s).
Flush DNS
Clears the DNS client cache (ipconfig /flushdns) on all managed machines in the selected folder(s).
Send Message
This action allows administrators to send a plain text message to all the users on all managed machines in the selected folder(s).
Send Super Message
This action allows administrators to send an enhanced message to all the users on all managed machines in the selected folder(s).. This action can be useful when conveying an important message to the end users and gathering the users’ feedback (for example when testing a recent software fix). The message can be configured:
To include rich-text formatting and graphics
To close the message automatically when a configured timeout has elapsed
To stay on top of all other user’s windows
To not allow the user to close the message window
To allow the user to respond to the message:
To use pre-configured reply buttons (such as Yes;No or OK;Cancel)
To allow free text replies
If the user response option is enabled, a window will open displaying all of the users’ feedback gathered by the Super Message.
Refresh Machine Group Policy
This action triggers a Group Policy update on all managed machines in the selected folder(s) using Windows built-in gpupdate.exe utility. You can manipulate the “Force” and “Timeout” parameters using the action window.
Import Registry
Allows for importing a .reg file to the registry of all managed machines in the selected folder(s).
Disable process execution
This action prevents processes with the configured file name from being executed on all managed machines in the selected folder(s). This action can be useful for preventing a program from being run during upgrades or software maintenance.
You are advised to use extreme caution when preventing process execution, since this action affects all users on all managed machines in the selected folder(s) and the execution block will be enforced until explicitly removed using the “Enable Process Execution” action.
It is important to provide the end user who might try to run a disabled process with an explanation that will appear on his/her screen. Using the action’s built in text message capability you can provide such explanation.
Enable Process Execution
This action cancels the “Disable Process Execution” action on all managed machines in the selected folder(s). You may choose to remove all existing execution blocks previously set on all managed machines or configure a specific process name to be unblocked.
Run As
This action allows you to launch a process on all managed machines in the selected folder(s). You can run any executable that is accessible on the managed machine(s). If you use a command-line expression or a batch file, prepend “cmd.exe /c ” to your command.
Note
Processes started using this action are executed in session 0 using Local System and are not visible to the users working on the target machine(s). For executing interactive processes, use the “Start Process in Session” action described in the Sessions View chapter.
Hypervisor Folders View Actions
Unlike regular ControlUp folders, there are no actions that can be taken on the hypervisor folders themselves except for viewing related incidents in the Incidents database.