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View the health of your NetApp Disaster Recovery plans on the Dashboard

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Using the NetApp Disaster Recovery Dashboard, you can determine the health of your disaster recovery sites and replication plans. You can easily assess which sites and plans are healthy, disconnected, or degraded. You can also review recent warnings and failed jobs, see which workloads are protected and are not, and see an overview of capacity.

Required NetApp Console role
The Super admin, Disaster recovery admin, Disaster recovery application admin, or Disaster recovery viewer role is required to perform this task. Learn about user roles and permissions in NetApp Disaster Recovery. Learn about NetApp Console access roles for all services.

Steps
  1. Log in to the NetApp Console.

  2. From the NetApp Console left navigation, select Protection > Disaster recovery.

  3. From the NetApp Disaster Recovery menu, select Dashboard.

    NetApp Disaster Recovery Dashboard

  4. Review the health information in the dashboard:

    • Sites: View the health of your sites. A site can have one of the following statuses:

      • Running: The site is connected, healthy, and running.

      • Down: The site is not reachable or having connectivity issues.

      • Issue: The site is having connectivity issues.

        To see details, select View all sites.

    • Replication plans: View the health of your plans. A plan can have one of the following statuses:

      • Ready

      • Failed

      • Warning

        To review replication plan details, select View all replication plans.

  5. Review Recent warnings and jobs to see the most recently executed jobs and warnings and their associated statuses. Select View all jobs to see all jobs.

  6. Review the Discovery and protection status to see the number of discovered workloads and a numeric breakdown of protected versus unprotected workloads separated by type. You can also review the total discovered capacity of all workloads and workloads by type.