Run health check in the Manager

Use the health check results for further analysis or for troubleshooting purposes.

1. Select Manager → <Admin Domain Name> → Troubleshooting → Health Check. The Health Check page is displayed.

   
   
   

   The Health Check page displays with the following fields.

   Field Name	Description
   Check	Displays the list of health checks available in the Manager. The health checks lists are grouped into the following categories: Summary - Checks on basic summary of Manager's performance, for example, the memory currently free in the Manager Database check - Checks the database, for example, the number of alerts that are stored in the database Connectivity checks - Checks the connectivity status, for example, Manager's connectivity with its MDR peer Place the mouse pointer over the icon to view the description of the health check. The icon indicates that the health check is an advanced health check.
   Run	Health checks are performed in the Manager only for those health checks that are enabled by selecting the checkboxes in the Run column. By default, the checkboxes for default health checks are selected before running a health check for the first time.
   Result	Displays the summary of the latest health check result
   Notes	Displays any information in addition to the result summary that might be required, for example, when MDR is enabled, the check also displays the peer IP address and last synchronized time in the Notes column.
   Last Run	Displays the time stamp of the latest health check that was performed. Example: Jul 03 12:14 GMT+05:30 2015.

   Note

   You can adjust the column width for any field by dragging the column line to customize the display of column width.

2. Click Select Checks and select the health check options. The following are the available options.
   • Default (exclude advanced) - This option is selected by default. Standard checks are those checks that can run quickly, for example, Manager Software Version and Last Reboot.
   • All (include advanced) - This option is selected to include all checks, including advanced checks like Delayed Alerts. Advanced checks take more time to execute and can possibly have an impact on the Manager performance.
   • Summary Only - This option selects only the summary checks which check on basic summary of the Manager's performance.
   • Database Checks Only - This option selects only database checks which check the database health.
   • Connectivity Checks Only - This option selects only connectivity checks which check the Manager's connectivity status.
   • None - This option is used to unselect all the selected health checks in the Run column.
3. Click Run Checks. The Result, Notes, and Last Run columns display the health checks details.

   
   
   

   Note

   Running a health check might display an error if none of the checkboxes are enabled in the Run column.

   You can search and view a specific health check detail in the Search text field. Type the first few letters of any detail in any column and the health check matching with the search criteria is filtered and displayed. For example, to search for health check on GTI Server connectivity, type gti in the Search text field.
   The filtering is based on the values in the Check, Result, and Notes columns. Apart from these filtering options, you can also filter based on the description given for each health check.
   A green icon in the Result column indicates that the check has passed. A red icon is a pointer that indicates that the check has failed.
4. Click Save as CSV to save the health check result data in CSV format.