Using the Dashboard

Accessing the Dashboard

To view the Dashboard, click on the navigation bar. You can also click the Absolute logo to jump to the Dashboard.

Permissions

To view data in the Device Usage widget, your user role needs to be granted View permissions for Dashboard - Security. All default Administrator roles and the Security Power User role are granted this permission.

To view data in all other widgets, your user role needs to be granted View permissions for Dashboard - Inventory.

Personalizing the Dashboard

You can add or remove widgets from the Dashboard. You can also reposition widgets by dragging them to the location of your choice. The view and position of the widget is saved.

Although you can display an unlimited number of widgets, note that the dashboard may take longer to load with more than 20 widgets.

From the Settings icon in the top-right corner of each widget, you can do the following:

Click to refresh the data in a widget.
Toggle between Summary, Standard, and Detailed views.
Click to remove the widget from the Dashboard.
Open the widget's Advanced Settings to customize its data.

Working with widgets

You can work with the widgets in the following ways:

Hover over an element, such as a percentage, column, bar, or doughnut chart section, to show additional information in a tooltip.
Example
Hover over the Windows percentage in the Operating Systems widget to view the total number of Windows devices and the total number of devices (for example, 14888 of 18500 Windows).

Example
Hover over the Windows percentage in the Operating Systems widget to view the total number of Windows devices and the total number of devices (for example, 14888 of 18500 Windows).

If a widget shows a Report on <#> Devices link, click the link to go to the widget's respective report. The report is filtered based on the data currently displayed in the widget. The report keeps these filters until you edit them directly or log out of the console. If desired, you can save the filtered view as a user-defined report.
In Summary view, you can click a section of the doughnut chart to go to a filtered view of the widget's respective report. If desired, you can save the filtered view as a user-defined report.
Example
Click the Unprotected section in the Anti-Malware widget. The Anti-Malware report opens to show all devices for which an anti-malware application was not detected.

Example
Click the Unprotected section in the Anti-Malware widget. The Anti-Malware report opens to show all devices for which an anti-malware application was not detected.

In Standard view, you can:
- Click a section of the doughnut chart to filter the widget. To return to the previous view, click the section again.
- Click a bar to go to a filtered view of the widget's respective report. If desired, you can save the filtered view as a user-defined report.
  Example
  Click the Lightly Used bar in the Device Usage widget. The Device Usage report opens to show all devices with 1 to 4 hours of average daily usage over the past 30 days.
In Detailed view, you can:
- Click a percentage to filter the chart. To return to the previous view, click the percentage again.
  Example
  Click the Windows percentage in the Operating Systems widget. The chart refreshes to show a column for each Windows operating system that was detected most often.
- Click a column, or a section of a column, to go to a filtered view of the widget's respective report. If desired, you can save the filtered view as a user-defined report.
  Example
  Click the None column in the Encryption Status widget. The Full-Disk Encryption Status report opens to show all devices without a detected full-disk encryption product.

Example
Click the Lightly Used bar in the Device Usage widget. The Device Usage report opens to show all devices with 1 to 4 hours of average daily usage over the past 30 days.

Example
Click the Windows percentage in the Operating Systems widget. The chart refreshes to show a column for each Windows operating system that was detected most often.

Example
Click the None column in the Encryption Status widget. The Full-Disk Encryption Status report opens to show all devices without a detected full-disk encryption product.

Customizing widget data

You can change the title of a widget and add filters to customize its data. To add your customizations, click the widget's icon and click Advanced Settings.

Title

To change the title of the widget, enter a new Title and click Save Changes.

Filters

NOTE Not all filters are applicable to all widgets.

To report on only those devices with an activated policy:

Select the Policy is enabled check box. The Total number of filtered out devices field refreshes to show the effect of the updated filter.
Click Save Changes.

To change the time frame of the displayed data:

Select the Last connected time is within last check box.

For the Application Resilience widget, select the Last App Resilience scan is within last check box.
Select the time frame. Options are: 30 days, 60 days, and 90 days. For example, to include only those devices that have checked in to the Absolute Monitoring Center within the last 2 months, select 60 Days. The Total number of filtered out devices field refreshes to show the effect of the updated filter.
Click Save Changes.

To exclude the data for some devices:

Select the Not in these groups checkbox.
Select one or more device groups to exclude. The Total number of filtered out devices field refreshes to show the effect of the updated filter.
Click Save Changes.

Anti-Malware

The Anti-Malware widget shows information about the anti-malware applications detected on your active Windows and Mac devices. Android and Chromebook devices are excluded from this widget.

Each device's Absolute agent performs an hourly anti-malware scan. If a change is detected, the new anti-malware information is uploaded on the device's next agent connection, which is typically within the next 15 minutes if the device is online.

NOTE If an anti-malware application is detected, the device is considered Protected; when no anti-malware application is detected, the device is considered Not protected.

The widget includes the following data, depending on the selected view:

View	Chart	Description	Displayed information
Summary or Standard	Doughnut	Shows the proportions of devices with and without a detected anti-malware application.	The two sections of the chart represent the proportion of devices that are protected or unprotected. The percentage of protected devices shows in the center of the chart.
Standard	Bar	Provides an overview of the anti-malware applications that are detected most often, and the proportion of devices that are unprotected.	The chart shows up to five anti-malware applications that are detected most often. Any remaining applications are included in the Others bar.
Detailed	Column	The summary area shows the proportions of devices that are Protected and Unprotected. The chart shows up to five anti-malware applications that are detected most often. Any remaining applications are included in the Others column.

View

Chart

Description

Displayed information

Summary or Standard

Doughnut

Shows the proportions of devices with and without a detected anti-malware application.

The two sections of the chart represent the proportion of devices that are protected or unprotected. The percentage of protected devices shows in the center of the chart.

Standard

Bar

Provides an overview of the anti-malware applications that are detected most often, and the proportion of devices that are unprotected.

The chart shows up to five anti-malware applications that are detected most often. Any remaining applications are included in the Others bar.

Detailed

Column

The summary area shows the proportions of devices that are Protected and Unprotected.

The chart shows up to five anti-malware applications that are detected most often. Any remaining applications are included in the Others column.

For details about how to view and filter the chart, or how to open a filtered view of the Anti-Malware report, see Working with widgets.

To change the widget title or customize the widget data, open Advanced Settings.

Application Resilience

The Application Resilience widget provides an overview of the status of the resilient applications A third party application that is actively monitored by the Absolute agent. This feature is available only when the Application Resilience policy is activated on a device. Depending on the configuration of this policy, the agent may be able to repair the application if it's non-compliant, or reinstall it if it's missing. for activated devices in your account.

The widget shows the following statuses:

Healthy: the resilient application has a status of Compliant, meaning the application's agent is functioning correctly.
Unhealthy: the resilient application has a status of Not Compliant, meaning the application's agent is not functioning correctly.
Pending: the resilient application has a status of Pending scan results, meaning that information about the status is not yet available.

NOTE To view data in this widget, you must activate the Application Resilience policy in one or more policy groups.

The widget includes the following data, depending on the selected view:

View	Chart	Description	Displayed information
Summary or Standard	Doughnut	Shows the proportion of resilient applications that are healthy, unhealthy, or in a pending status.	The sections of the chart represent the proportion of resilient applications that are healthy, unhealthy, or in a pending status. The most common status shows in the center of the chart.
Standard	Bar	Provides an overview of the resilient applications detected most often and their statuses.	The chart shows up to five resilient applications that are detected most often. Any remaining applications are included in the Others column. The colored sections of each bar represent the proportion of resilient applications that are healthy, unhealthy, or in a pending status.
Detailed	Column	The summary area shows the three statuses and their associated percentages, in descending order. The chart shows up to five resilient applications that are detected most often. Any remaining applications are included in the Others column. The colored sections of each column represent the proportion of resilient applications that are healthy, unhealthy, or in a pending status.

View

Chart

Description

Displayed information

Summary or Standard

Doughnut

Shows the proportion of resilient applications that are healthy, unhealthy, or in a pending status.

The sections of the chart represent the proportion of resilient applications that are healthy, unhealthy, or in a pending status. The most common status shows in the center of the chart.

Standard

Bar

Provides an overview of the resilient applications detected most often and their statuses.

The chart shows up to five resilient applications that are detected most often. Any remaining applications are included in the Others column. The colored sections of each bar represent the proportion of resilient applications that are healthy, unhealthy, or in a pending status.

Detailed

Column

The summary area shows the three statuses and their associated percentages, in descending order.

The chart shows up to five resilient applications that are detected most often. Any remaining applications are included in the Others column. The colored sections of each column represent the proportion of resilient applications that are healthy, unhealthy, or in a pending status.

For details about how to view and filter the chart, or how to open a filtered view of the Application Resilience report, see Working with widgets.

To change the widget title or customize the widget data, open Advanced Settings.

Dark Devices

The Dark Devices widget provides an overview of the devices that are considered to have gone dark. A device is dark when it has not checked in to the Absolute Monitoring Center for 30 days or more, typically because it has been continuously offline or powered off.

The widget includes the following data, depending on the selected view:

View	Chart	Description	Displayed information
All views	N/A	Shows the number of devices that have not checked in to the Absolute Monitoring Center for 30 days or more, including devices with an Agent Status The operating condition of an Absolute agent. Possible values are Active (indicates that the agent has connected to the Monitoring Center), Inactive (indicates that the agent has started its first connection to the Absolute Monitoring Center and agent activation is in progress and when activation is completed, the status is updated to Active), and Disabled (indicates that the agent is either flagged for removal or removed from the device). set to Inactive.
Standard or Detailed	Trend	Provides a graphical representation of how the number of dark devices has changed over time To change the time period, click the link beside Trend over and select one of the following options: last 30 days (default), last 60 days, or last 90 days. NOTE Changing the time period doesn't affect the number of devices shown under Currently Dark.	Shows the number of dark devices in your account on each day of the selected time period. Move your mouse cursor over the trendline to see the total number of dark devices on a particular day.

View

Chart

Description

Displayed information

All views

N/A

Shows the number of devices that have not checked in to the Absolute Monitoring Center for 30 days or more, including devices with an Agent Status The operating condition of an Absolute agent. Possible values are Active (indicates that the agent has connected to the Monitoring Center), Inactive (indicates that the agent has started its first connection to the Absolute Monitoring Center and agent activation is in progress and when activation is completed, the status is updated to Active), and Disabled (indicates that the agent is either flagged for removal or removed from the device). set to Inactive.

Standard or Detailed

Trend

Provides a graphical representation of how the number of dark devices has changed over time

To change the time period, click the link beside Trend over and select one of the following options: last 30 days (default), last 60 days, or last 90 days.

NOTE Changing the time period doesn't affect the number of devices shown under Currently Dark.

Shows the number of dark devices in your account on each day of the selected time period. Move your mouse cursor over the trendline to see the total number of dark devices on a particular day.

To open the Dark Devices report from any view, click the number under Currently Dark.

To change the widget title or customize the widget data, open Advanced Settings.

Device Usage

The Device Usage widget provides an overview of the average daily usage The daily usage of a device, averaged over the 30 days prior to the most recent agent check-in and expressed in total hours and minutes. Note that any days with no usage are not included in the calculation. Applies only to Windows, Mac, and Chromebook devices with an activated Device Usage policy. of Windows, Mac, and Chromebook devices over the past 30 days. Usage is determined by Device Activity and is dependent on the type of device.

NOTE To view data in this widget, the Device Usage policy must be activated in one or more policy groups.

The widget includes the following data:

View	Chart	Description	Displayed information
Standard	Bar	Shows the average daily usage over the past 30 days. Note that the value under Average Usage is based on all devices in your account, including devices showing No Data. The widget also shows the distribution of light, moderate, and heavy usage as well as the number of unused devices.	Shows a bar or column for each of the following levels of average daily usage: Heavily Used: more than 8 hours Moderately Used: 4 - 8 hours Lightly Used: 1 - 4 hours Not Used: less than 1 hour No Data: data is not yet available for one of the following reasons: The Device Usage policy is not activated (No Data portion of the bar). If you see a significant number of devices with No Data, ensure that you have activated the Device Usage policy in all applicable policy groups. The Device Usage scan is pending on the devices (Pending portion of the bar).
Detailed	Column

View

Chart

Description

Displayed information

Standard

Bar

Shows the average daily usage over the past 30 days. Note that the value under Average Usage is based on all devices in your account, including devices showing No Data.

The widget also shows the distribution of light, moderate, and heavy usage as well as the number of unused devices.

Shows a bar or column for each of the following levels of average daily usage:

Heavily Used: more than 8 hours
Moderately Used: 4 - 8 hours
Lightly Used: 1 - 4 hours
Not Used: less than 1 hour
No Data: data is not yet available for one of the following reasons:
- The Device Usage policy is not activated (No Data portion of the bar). If you see a significant number of devices with No Data, ensure that you have activated the Device Usage policy in all applicable policy groups.
- The Device Usage scan is pending on the devices (Pending portion of the bar).

Detailed

Column

For details about how to view and filter the chart, or how to open a filtered view of the Device Usage report, see Working with widgets.

To change the widget title or customize the widget data, go to Advanced Settings.

Encryption Status

The Encryption Status widget provides an overview of the encryption status and full-disk encryption (FDE) products that the Absolute agent has detected on your Windows and Mac devices. You can view the data grouped by application or policy group.

Each device's Absolute agent performs an hourly ESP scan. If a change is detected, the new information is uploaded on the device's next agent connection, which is typically within the next 15 minutes if the device is online.

Possible encryption statuses are:

Encrypted: includes devices with one of the following encryption statuses:
Not Encrypted: includes devices with one of the following encryption statuses:
- Not Encrypted
- Not Detected
- Decryption in Progress
Pending: encryption status is not yet available (waiting for devices to check in to the Absolute Monitoring Center)
In Progress: includes Windows devices with an encryption status of Encryption in Progress

NOTE To view data in this widget, the Full-Disk Encryption Status policy must be activated in one or more policy groups.

The widget includes the following data, depending on the selected view:

View	Chart	Description	Displayed information
Summary or Standard	Doughnut	Shows the proportion of devices with each encryption status.	The sections of the chart represent the proportion of devices that are encrypted, not encrypted, or where encryption is in progress. The percentage of devices that are encrypted shows in the center of the chart.
Standard	Bar	Provides an overview of the encryption status of your devices, based on the FDE applications or policy groups that are detected most often To toggle between the two reporting options, click the link under the widget title and select either Devices by application or Devices by policy group.	The chart shows up to five FDE applications or policy groups that are detected most often. Any remaining items are included in the Others bar. The colored sections of each bar represent the proportion of devices with each encryption status.
Detailed	Column	The summary area shows the four statuses and their associated percentages, in descending order. The chart shows up to five FDE applications or policy groups that are detected most often. Any remaining items are included in the Others column. The colored sections of each column represent the proportion of devices with each encryption status. Also see Trend view.

View

Chart

Description

Displayed information

Summary or Standard

Doughnut

Shows the proportion of devices with each encryption status.

The sections of the chart represent the proportion of devices that are encrypted, not encrypted, or where encryption is in progress. The percentage of devices that are encrypted shows in the center of the chart.

Standard

Bar

Provides an overview of the encryption status of your devices, based on the FDE applications or policy groups that are detected most often

To toggle between the two reporting options, click the link under the widget title and select either Devices by application or Devices by policy group.

The chart shows up to five FDE applications or policy groups that are detected most often. Any remaining items are included in the Others bar. The colored sections of each bar represent the proportion of devices with each encryption status.

Detailed

Column

The summary area shows the four statuses and their associated percentages, in descending order.

The chart shows up to five FDE applications or policy groups that are detected most often. Any remaining items are included in the Others column. The colored sections of each column represent the proportion of devices with each encryption status.

Also see Trend view.

To change the widget title or customize the widget data, open Advanced Settings.

License Consumption

The License Consumption widget shows information about the current status of your Absolute product licenses.

The widget shows the status of your active base licenses A license associated with a core product offering, such as Absolute Resilience, Absolute Control, or Absolute Visibility. Base licenses include a suite of features that provide key capabilities in multiple areas. only; add-on licenses The license associated with additional services and capabilities that can be added on to a base license. Some add-on licenses may be included by default with a base license., and expired licenses that are not assigned to any policy group, are not included. To view all licenses associated with your account, go to the Assign Licenses page. You can assign licenses to your devices from the Policy Groups page.

NOTE This widget is available in Detailed view only; Summary and Standard views are not applicable.

The widget shows the following statuses of licenses:

License status	Details
Unlicensed	The number of active devices in the Unlicensed Policy Group When this number is greater than zero: Administrators receive daily and monthly email reminders. NOTE If there are over 30 license expiry dates per year associated with your account, only monthly email reminders are sent. An expired license notification banner shows each time you log in to the Absolute console. A device can be in the Unlicensed Policy Group in these situations: The license of the device has expired. NOTE When a license expires, the system automatically moves the appropriate number of devices (based on oldest activation date A field and report column that shows the date and time that the device completed its first check-in to the Absolute Monitoring Center and the device's Absolute agent was activated.) from their current policy group to the Unlicensed Policy Group. Note that the system skips over devices with a status of Frozen, Missing, or Reported Stolen, even if those devices should be moved based on their activation dates. Instead, it moves devices with newer activation dates until no devices are associated with the expired license. The device is newly enrolled in your account and there are no licenses available in the Global Policy Group. The device has been manually moved to the policy group.
Expiring	The number of purchased base licenses currently assigned to devices that are expiring within 30 days Contact Absolute Sales to renew your licenses.
Consumed	The number of purchased base licenses currently assigned to devices If Consumed licenses exceed Available licenses, the Absolute agent is installed on more devices than you purchased licenses for. To bring your licenses into compliance, you'll need to contact Absolute Sales to purchase more licenses, or unenroll some devices.
Available	The number of purchased base licenses available to be assigned to devices

For details about how to view and filter the chart, see Working with widgets. Note that you can't navigate to a report from the License Consumption widget.

To change the widget title, go to Advanced Settings.

Makes and Models

The Makes and Models widget shows information about the makes The manufacturer of a device. and models The manufacturer's designated name for the type of device. that are detected most often on the devices in your account.

The widget includes the following data, depending on the selected view:

View	Chart	Description	Displayed information
Summary or Standard	Doughnut	Provides an overview of the makes that are detected most often.	The chart shows up to five makes that are detected most often. Any remaining makes are included in the Others section. The most common make shows in the center of the chart.
Standard	Bar	Provides an overview of the makes and models that are detected most often.	The chart shows up to five models that are detected most often, regardless of their make. Any remaining models are included in the Others bar. Clicking a make in the doughnut chart refreshes the bar chart to show a bar for each of that make's models that are detected most often.
Detailed	Column	The summary area shows up to five makes that are detected most often with their associated percentages in descending order. Any remaining makes are included in Others. By default, the chart shows up to five models that are detected most often, regardless of their make. Any remaining models are included in the Others column. Clicking a make's percentage refreshes the chart to show a column for each of that make's models that are detected most often.

View

Chart

Description

Displayed information

Summary or Standard

Doughnut

Provides an overview of the makes that are detected most often.

The chart shows up to five makes that are detected most often. Any remaining makes are included in the Others section. The most common make shows in the center of the chart.

Standard

Bar

Provides an overview of the makes and models that are detected most often.

The chart shows up to five models that are detected most often, regardless of their make. Any remaining models are included in the Others bar.

Clicking a make in the doughnut chart refreshes the bar chart to show a bar for each of that make's models that are detected most often.

Detailed

Column

The summary area shows up to five makes that are detected most often with their associated percentages in descending order. Any remaining makes are included in Others.

By default, the chart shows up to five models that are detected most often, regardless of their make. Any remaining models are included in the Others column. Clicking a make's percentage refreshes the chart to show a column for each of that make's models that are detected most often.

For details about how to view and filter the chart, or how to open a filtered view of the Makes and Models report, see Working with widgets.

To change the widget title or customize the widget data, open Advanced Settings.

Operating Systems

The Operating Systems widget shows information about the operating systems most often installed on devices in your account.

The widget includes the following data, depending on the selected view:

View	Chart	Description	Displayed information
Summary or Standard	Doughnut	Provides an overview of the platforms that are detected most often. Any remaining platforms are placed into an Others group.	The chart shows up to five platforms that are detected most often. Any remaining platforms are included in the Others section. The most common platform shows in the center of the chart.
Standard	Bar	Provides an overview of the operating systems that are detected most often.	The chart shows up to five operating systems that are detected most often, regardless of their platform. Any remaining operating systems are included in the Others bar. Clicking a platform in the doughnut chart refreshes the chart to show a bar for each of that platform's operating systems that are detected most often.
Detailed	Column	The summary area shows up to five operating systems that are detected most often with their associated percentages. Any remaining operating systems are included in Others. The chart shows up to five operating systems that are detected most often, regardless of their platform. Any remaining operating systems are included in the Others column. Clicking a platform's percentage refreshes the chart to show a column for each of that platform's operating systems that are detected most often.

View

Chart

Description

Displayed information

Summary or Standard

Doughnut

Provides an overview of the platforms that are detected most often. Any remaining platforms are placed into an Others group.

The chart shows up to five platforms that are detected most often. Any remaining platforms are included in the Others section. The most common platform shows in the center of the chart.

Standard

Bar

Provides an overview of the operating systems that are detected most often.

The chart shows up to five operating systems that are detected most often, regardless of their platform. Any remaining operating systems are included in the Others bar. Clicking a platform in the doughnut chart refreshes the chart to show a bar for each of that platform's operating systems that are detected most often.

Detailed

Column

The summary area shows up to five operating systems that are detected most often with their associated percentages. Any remaining operating systems are included in Others.

The chart shows up to five operating systems that are detected most often, regardless of their platform. Any remaining operating systems are included in the Others column. Clicking a platform's percentage refreshes the chart to show a column for each of that platform's operating systems that are detected most often.

For details about how to view and filter the chart, or how to open a filtered view of the Operating Systems report, see Working with widgets.

To change the widget title or customize the widget data, open Advanced Settings.

Repairs and Reinstalls

The Repairs and Reinstalls widget provides an overview of the number of times over the past 30 days that the Absolute agent repaired, reinstalled, or failed to repair or reinstall resilient applications A third party application that is actively monitored by the Absolute agent. This feature is available only when the Application Resilience policy is activated on a device. Depending on the configuration of this policy, the agent may be able to repair the application if it's non-compliant, or reinstall it if it's missing. on your devices. You can view the data grouped by application or policy group.

The data is categorized into the following event types:

Repairs: the number and/or proportion of times that the Absolute agent repaired a resilient application on a device over the past 30 days
Reinstalls: the number and/or proportion of times that the Absolute agent reinstalled a resilient application on a device over the past 30 days
Failed: the number and/or proportion of times that the Absolute agent failed to repair or reinstall a resilient application on a device over the past 30 days

NOTE To view data in this widget, the Application Resilience policy must be activated in one or more policy groups, and the policy configuration for each resilient application must be set to Report and reinstall or Report, repair, and reinstall.

The widget includes the following data, depending on the selected view:

View	Chart	Description	Displayed information
Summary or Standard	Doughnut	Provides an overview of all successful and failed repair and reinstall events over the past 30 days.	The colored sections of the chart show the proportion of each event type. The most common event shows in the center of the chart.
Standard	Bar	Provides an overview of the resilient applications or policy groups with the most repair and reinstall events over the past 30 days. To toggle between the two reporting options, click the link under the widget title and select either By application or By policy group.	The chart shows the resilient applications or policy groups with the most repair and reinstall events. The colored sections of each bar represent the event types that apply to each resilient application or policy group. Clicking an event type in the doughnut chart refreshes the bar chart to show up to five resilient applications or policy groups with the most instances of the selected event. For example, in By application view, clicking the Reinstalls section of the chart shows the five resilient applications with the most successful reinstallations.
Detailed	Column	The summary area shows the three event types and their associated percentages, in descending order. The chart shows the resilient applications or policy groups with the most repair and reinstall events. The colored sections of each column represent the event types that apply to each resilient application or policy group. Clicking the count for an event type refreshes the chart to show up to five resilient applications or policy groups with the most instances of the selected event. For example, in By policy group view, clicking the Failed count shows the five policy groups with the most failed repairs or reinstallations.

View

Chart

Description

Displayed information

Summary or Standard

Doughnut

Provides an overview of all successful and failed repair and reinstall events over the past 30 days.

The colored sections of the chart show the proportion of each event type. The most common event shows in the center of the chart.

Standard

Bar

Provides an overview of the resilient applications or policy groups with the most repair and reinstall events over the past 30 days.

To toggle between the two reporting options, click the link under the widget title and select either By application or By policy group.

The chart shows the resilient applications or policy groups with the most repair and reinstall events. The colored sections of each bar represent the event types that apply to each resilient application or policy group.

Clicking an event type in the doughnut chart refreshes the bar chart to show up to five resilient applications or policy groups with the most instances of the selected event. For example, in By application view, clicking the Reinstalls section of the chart shows the five resilient applications with the most successful reinstallations.

Detailed

Column

The summary area shows the three event types and their associated percentages, in descending order.

The chart shows the resilient applications or policy groups with the most repair and reinstall events. The colored sections of each column represent the event types that apply to each resilient application or policy group.

Clicking the count for an event type refreshes the chart to show up to five resilient applications or policy groups with the most instances of the selected event. For example, in By policy group view, clicking the Failed count shows the five policy groups with the most failed repairs or reinstallations.

For details about how to view and filter the chart, or how to open a filtered view of the Application Resilience Events report, see Working with widgets.

To change the widget title, open Advanced Settings.

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