Dashboard

Fudo PAM dashboard page enables quick access to essential status information. It comprises customizable dashlets allowing you to pick and choose the data that’s the most important to you.

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Note

  • Select Keep me logged in if you do not want Fudo to log you out automatically as long as you are on the dashboard screen.
  • Click Full screen to togge full-screen view.

Widgets

New sessions Chart depicting the number of newly established connections in a given time interval.
Concurrent sessions The current number of user sessions.
Suspicious sessions High-threat level sessions. The dashlet allows the following timeline configurations for the sessions: last 12 hours, last day, last week, and last month.
Account alerts Number of accounts at risk of a security breach.
Active users Nubmer of currently connected users.
License Information on the active license.
Node Status information on the current Fudo PAM instance as well as other nodes.
System logs Recent system events.

Note

Available widgets depend on the user role.

Adding and customizing dashlets

  1. Click the Dashlets market switcher to display available dashlets.
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  1. Drag and drop a dashlet onto the workspace.
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  1. Click and drag bottom-right corner of the dashlet to resize it.
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  1. Click and drag the top-left corner to relocate the dashlet.
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  1. Click arrows to change font-size.
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Deleting dashlets

  1. Click . icon in the top-right corner.
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  1. Click Remove to remove selected dashlet.
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Note

Removed dashlets appear in the dashlets market area.

System information

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Hard drives status information

To view hard drive status information enable the Node dashlet and click the disks status icon.

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i Hard drive operates properly.
i Data on the hard drive is being synchronized.
i Data read/write errors - the hard drive does not operate properly and it is likely to fail - contact the technical support to discuss hard drive replacement.
i Hard drive failure - the hard drive must be replaced - contact the technical support to discuss hard drive replacement.

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