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PowerProtect Data Manager 19.12 Administration and User Guide

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Monitor system services

You can monitor the status of each system service from the System Services Status pane.

To view the status of system services, click Settings icon, select Support, and then click System Services Status.

The following table provides a summary of the status of each system service and component:

Table 1. System service and component statusSystem service and component status
Status Description
Running This state appears when the associated service or component is running with full functionality. When all services are in running state, the state of the appliance is operational.
Initializing This state appears when the service is starting. When the service successfully starts, the state changes to Running.
Maintenance This state appears when the associated service is in maintenance. In the maintenance state, components have limited functionality. Infrastructure services do not go into maintenance state. When other services or components are in maintenance, the appliance state is also maintenance.
Quiesce This state appears when the service or service associated with the component is stopping.
Shut down This state appears when the service has stopped.
No response This state appears when the service that is associated with the component is running, but the service is not responding.

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