Using the Live Report dashboard

Displays the total number of servers you are managing in your environment, as well as the distribution by OS type. It also lists the number of servers that are currently not accessible (for example, the agent on the server is down or is in a maintenance window).

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Displays the total number of servers in your environment that your compliant activities are running against. This information lets you to identify any critical gaps that must be addressed immediately to ensure your coverage is complete.

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Displays the total number of compliant versus non-compliant servers, separated by their operating system.

Important: With the non-distinct server count, each server is counted once.

Use the toggle icon next to the panel name to switch between the table view and bar chart view. Hover over a bar to see the exact number of servers for an operating system. 

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Displays the current status of servers, indicating the number of policies that completed successfully, completed with warnings, running, pending, or failed.

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Displays the top 10 policies used in the analysis, and the number of analyzed servers for each, based on the current snapshot.

Use the toggle icon next to the panel name to switch between the graph view and the table view.

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Displays the top 10 servers that have had the highest number of failed rules during the latest run. This information is useful to troubleshoot problems in your environment, to see which servers are the most non-compliant, in order to take the appropriate corrective measures.

Use the toggle icon next to the panel name to switch between the table view and graph view. Hover over a bar to see the exact number of rules that failed on a server. 

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Displays the report that lets you quickly view how many servers are compliant and how many are non-compliant over a given date range (for example, day, week, month, quarter, or year). This view lets you see how a trend of compliance is progressing in your environment. 

Use the toggle icon next to the panel name to switch between the chart view and the line graph view of the report.

Hover over any of the data points in the chart to view the number of non-compliant servers on a specific day.

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Displays the percentage of policy compliance for your server groups (for example, All Windows servers or All Red Hat servers).  

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Displays the total number of servers you are managing in your environment, as well as the distribution by OS type.

The report also lists the number of servers that are currently not accessible (for example, the agent on the server is down, or is in a maintenance window).

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Displays the total number of servers on which jobs were run for the given time period. It also shows the distribution of those servers by OS type.

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Displays the distribution of active jobs running on your servers.

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Displays the progress and current status of ongoing job executions, showing which jobs are running, completed, or have errors. Supports real-time monitoring, troubleshooting, and export for reporting.

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Displays job execution statistics per application server, allowing assessment of workload distribution and server-specific trends.

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Displays which jobs have the highest number of failed targets in the latest run. The panel shows the number of times the job attempted to execute, and the number of failed runs. It also displays the user name that created the job, and the user who last ran the job.

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Displays the recently failed jobs, including job name, target, and failure time stamp. This helps in rapid response and troubleshooting.

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Displays the total number of servers you are managing in your environment, as well as the distribution by OS type.

It also lists the number of servers that are currently inaccessible (for example, the agent on the server is down, or is in a maintenance window).

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Displays the total number of servers currently involved in a patching activity (analysis or deploy).

It also displays the distribution of those servers by OS type.

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Displays the following information:

• The total number of servers targeted for analysis. Note that each server is counted once, even if it was analyzed against multiple patch catalogs.
• The number of servers that were not analyzed (for example, if the server was inaccessible for any reason)
• The number of compliant servers (zero missing patches)
• The number of non-compliant servers (one or more missing patches)
• The Others column refers to the number of servers that were paused, due to a maintenance window being in effect; in this case there are patches that still need to be deployed

Note: With the non-distinct server count, each server is counted once.

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Displays the following information:

• The number of servers targeted for remediation
• The number of servers for which remediation failed
• The number of servers that were successfully patched
• The number of servers that were skipped because the maintenance window was not available, or there was an exclusion window in effect
• The Others column refers to the number of servers that were paused, due to a maintenance window being in effect; in this case there are patches that still need to be deployed

Note: This report is only for the Commit phase of the Patching Job, which is the final phase of the deployment.

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Displays, in chart form, the overall progress of the analysis (indicating how many failed, completed, or completed with warnings). This report is useful if you encounter a large number of analysis failures.

Note: With the non-distinct server count, each server is counted once.

Use the toggle icon next to the panel name to switch between the chart version of the report, and the line graph version of the report.

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Uses charts to show the overall progress of the patch deployment.

The panel displays four status states:

• The number of runs that failed, where there was an issue with the server or the patch was not installed
• The number of runs that completed, where the missing patch or patches were installed successfully
• The number of runs that were paused, because a maintenance window or an exclusion in effect; in this case there are patches that still need to be deployed
• The number of runs that were skipped because the maintenance window was not available, or there was an exclusion window in effect

Use the toggle icon next to the panel name to switch between the chart view and table view. 

Note: This report is only for the Commit phase of the Patching Job (final phase of the deploy process).

If you click either of the bars in the chart, you are linked to a pop-up report with more information. The first image to the right shows a detail report for a deploy run that completed successfully.

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Displays information about the patch catalogs associated with the patching jobs. For each patch catalog, the panel shows the number of jobs associated with the catalog, the date and time of the latest catalog update, and the date and time of the last successful update.

Note that the catalog summary does not show catalogs in the following scenarios:

• Patch catalogs that have not been used in any patching job.
• Patch catalogs that have been updated without running their associated Patch analysis jobs after the update.

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A line chart that displays the patch analysis job run progress over time. The chart displays how many jobs were running, pending, completed, failed, or completed with warnings, at any given point in time.

Note: With the Non-distinct server count, each server is counted once.

Use the toggle icon next to the panel name to switch between the chart view and table view. 

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Groups the critical business function units based on your server groups (for example, All Windows servers), and indicates the percentage of servers that are compliant in that group. As an administrator or a manager, you can quickly learn how the patching activity is proceeding in your environment. 

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