Session dashboard

The Dashboard provides an overview in graphical as well as tabular format over all multicast sessions of the selected project:

Parameter	Description
Multicast Session Breakdown	This table displays information relative to the multicast session status situation.
Projects	The number of project sessions that are either planned, executing or finished their execution within this project.
Running	The number of currently executing sessions.
Pending	The number of currently pending sessions. Pending in this case means that the session starts as soon as the current session finishes if it is the next session in the queue.
Waiting	The number of sessions currently waiting for devices to connect or the timer to finish. Once it is manually started by the user or the automatic threshold(s) are reached its status becomes Pending.
Status Breakdown	This pie chart displays the overall and final status of the project, that is the number of deployments that succeeded or failed.

The following table provides the following information about the sessions and all their targets:

Parameter	Description
Proxy	The name of the Multicast Server on which sessions are executed for this project.
Session	The automatically generated user friendly name of the multicast session.
Project Name	The name of the project for which this session is executed.
Interface	The IP address of the OSD server or its local interface on which the multicast is transferring on.
Maximum Speed (Mbps)	Defines the maximum speed network allowed in megabit per second (Mbps). The default value is 0 , which means the speed is adapted according to the conditions. The speed is re-estimated on a regular basis or if packets start to fail. You may adjust this parameter during a transfer.
Overall Progress (%)	The overall progress expressed as a percentage of the multicast sessions that are currently executing or already executed for this project on this server.
Status	The current status of the multicast transfer, which is typically one of the following: Waiting, Pending, Starting or Running .

This section also include following topics:

Putting a project online

Projects that were prepared for deployment but never activated can be put online directly in this view:

Click Put the project online in the upper right corner of the panel.
A confirmation window appears.
Click Yes to confirm the operation.
The project will be put online immediately, that is, it is now available for its targets and the deployment can start whenever the targets are ready.

Projects that have successfully executed and have no need to remain online any longer can be put offline directly in this view:

Click Take the project offline in the upper right corner of the panel.
A confirmation window appears.
Click Yes to confirm the operation.
The project will be put offline immediately, that is, it is no longer available to its targets.