This topic describes how to view the System Health page.

Users must have a login account with “View system health indicators” permission to view this page. Accounts in the Administrators group have this permission by default. See Managing Console User Roles if you need to configure another user for access to this page.

Note: The System Health page illustrations shown here were accurate at the time of publication, but because Health Indicators are delivered and updated from the Carbon Black File Reputation, the exact indicators on any tab, and their appearance and content on your version of the console, may be different.

To view the System Health page, click the Settings (gear) icon on the console menu and click System Health.

  • If the initial download of indicators is not complete, only the Summary tab appears on the System Health page, and it displays a message that the download is pending.
  • When the download is complete, the page has tabs for each of the available health views.

  • The Summary tab shows the overall health Summary, which includes any triggered health indicators and any conditions that prevent the proper operation of Health Indicators. The tab also displays a message if there are no triggered indicators.

    The summary tab of the System Health page showing system health errors for the SQL Server and an alert.

  • The other tabs show the results of analysis by the different health indicators – these will vary as new indicators are made available through the SRS.

    Image showing the system health indicators

Indicators are shown on the left side of the page, and the view on the right side of the tab shows the details for the selected indicator, which is offset to the left.

There are several conditions under which no indicators are shown on the System Health page:

  • There are no health indicators available because Carbon Black File Reputation is disabled.
  • The System Health feature is not enabled.
  • The download of health indicators from Carbon Black File Reputation is still pending.
Note: If the Carbon Black App Control Server determines that an indicator is not relevant in your environment, that indicator might not be displayed. In addition, if the server determines that none of the indicators on a tab is relevant in your environment, the tab itself does not display. A change in your environment could make an indicator or even an entire tab disappear from the System Health page.