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In the Core Console, click the Machines tab, and then select the cluster you wish
to view.
Or, in the left navigation area, select the cluster you wish to view.
2. Click the Tools tab.
The system information page displays to show system details about the cluster such
as name, included nodes with associated state and Windows versions, network
interface information, and volume capacity information.
Viewing Cluster Events and Alerts
Complete the steps in this procedure to view events and alerts for a cluster.
For information about viewing events and alerts for an individual machine or node
in a cluster, see “Viewing Events and Alerts” on page 186.
To view cluster events and alerts
1. Do one of the following:
In the Core Console, click the Machines tab, and then select the cluster you wish
to view.
Or, in the left navigation area, under Clusters, select the cluster you wish to view.
2. Click the Events tab, which opens to show a log of all events for current tasks as
well as any alerts for the cluster.
3. To filter the list of events, you can select or clear the Active, Complete, or Failed
check boxes as appropriate.
4. In the Alerts table, click Dismiss All to dismiss all of the alerts in the list.
Viewing Summary Information
Complete the steps in this procedure to view summary information about a cluster
including information about the associated quorum for the cluster.
To view summary information
1. Do one of the following:
In the Core Console, click the Machines tab, and then select the cluster you wish
to view.
Or, in the left navigation area, under Clusters, select the cluster you wish to view.
2. On the Summary tab, you can view such information as the cluster name, cluster
type, quorum type (if applicable), and the quorum path (if applicable). This tab
also shows at-a-glance information about the volumes in this cluster, including
size and protection schedule.
3. To refresh this information to the most current, click the Actions drop-down
menu, and click Refresh Metadata.