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If you have configured a lot of status dashboards, you can use the Quick Navigation icon to quickly access each status dashboard. For information, see Using Quick Navigation. Figure 2.1 illustrates the typical layout in Grid Manager after you configure multiple status dashboards.

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Configure Icon Dashboard OptionsList of Configured DashboardsQuick Navigation
You can do the following in the Status tab:

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  1. Default Status Dashboard: From the Dashboards -> Status tab -> Default tab, click the Configure icon -> Add Content. This is applicable when you have the default dashboard only.
    Configured Status Dashboards: From the Dashboards -> Status tab, select the configured status dashboard, click the Configure icon -> Add Content.
    Security
    Status Dashboard: From the Dashboards -> Status tab -> Security tab, click the Configure icon -> Add Content. This is applicable only when at least one member in the Grid has Threat Protection, RPZ, or Threat Analytics license. Note that the Security Status dashboard is a default dashboard and it cannot be renamed or deleted.
    Grid Manager displays thumbnails of the available widgets. Use the scroll bar on the right to scroll through the widgets, as illustrated in the Figure 2.2.
  2. Click an icon on the filter panel, as illustrated in the Figure 2.2, to add a widget to the desired dashboard. Filter panel is categorized in to the following: Cloud Image Added, Security Image Added, DNS/DHCP Image Added, and Reset Image Added. When you click on an icon, Grid Manager displays thumbnails of the widgets belonging to the respective filter. If you click filters one after the other without clicking Reset, Grid Manager displays thumbnails of all widgets along with the icon that indicates the category to which the widget belongs. Click Reset to view only those widgets that belong to the selected category.
  3. Select and drag a widget to the desired location on your your dashboard. You can also click Image Added icon to add a widget to the desired dashboard.
    After you add a widget to the dashboard, you can configure it to provide relevant data. You can also copy or move a widget, by selecting and dragging it to its new location on your dashboard. Grid Manager saves your dashboard configuration and displays it the next time you log in.
    You can turn on auto-refresh by clicking On in the Turn Auto Refresh field at the top of the dashboard to periodically refresh the contents of all widgets in the dashboard. Click Off to disable auto-refresh for all widgets in the dashboard. When auto-refresh is disabled, you can enable it for individual widgets by clicking the Configure icon in the corresponding widgets. You can specify the auto-refresh period in seconds. The default auto-refresh period is 30 seconds.

    Widgets have the following icons:

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Configuring Widget Limit per Dashboard

You can define the number of widgets that can be configured on each dashboard. This limitation applies only to dashboards that you configure and does not apply to the default dashboard.

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Note that you must install the RPZ license and enable RPZ logging to access this widget. For more information about installing licenses and enabling RPZ logging, see License Requirements and Admin Permissions and Setting DNS Logging Categories.

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Note that you must install the RPZ license and enable RPZ logging to access this widget. For more information about installing licenses and enabling RPZ logging, see License Requirements and Admin Permissions and Setting DNS Logging Categories.

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  • Status: The status of the scavenging operation.
  • Start: The start time of the scavenging operation.
  • End: The end time of the scavenging operation.
  • User: The user who initiated the scavenging operation.
  • Selected Object: The Grid, view, or zone affected by record scavenging.
  • Action: The action applied to the scavenging operation.
  • Processed Records: The number of DNS records processed.
  • Reclaimable Records: The number of DNS records marked as reclaimable.
  • Reclaimed Records: The number of DNS records removed during the scavenging operation.

Click an icon on the filter panel, as illustrated in the Figure 2.2, to add a widget to the desired dashboard. Filterpanel is categorized in to the following: Cloud , Security , DNS/DHCP , and Reset . When you clickon an icon, Grid Manager displays thumbnails of the widgets belonging to the respective filter. If you click filtersone after the other without clicking Reset, Grid Manager displays thumbnails of all widgets along with the iconthat indicates the category to which the widget belongs. Click Reset to view only those widgets that belong to theselected category.

can also click icon to add a widget tothe desired dashboard.