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System Health Boards display the status of selected system servers and connected cameras.

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1. Add an information board to the layout (see Adding information boards to cells).

2. In the upper-right corner, click the button.

3. To allow operators to hide the information board, select the Allow hiding panel check box (1).
   
4. To automatically open the layout with this information board when the status of a monitored server or camera changes, select the Move Switch to layout check box (2) (see paragraphs 5 and 6).
   If other layouts contain information boards with the same parameters, the layout with the smallest number of cells is opened. If there are multiple layouts with identical numbers of cells, the layout that comes first in the alphabet is chosen. If a layout containing this information board is open opened when an event is received, no switch to another layout is performed.

5. Select the Servers you want to monitor. To do so, select one server (3) or all servers from the Axxon domain (click All selected Serversservers) (4) and click the Add button (3). 

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   To remove the selected server, click the Image Removed Image Added button.

   
   

6. To display the status of only distressed servers out of those selected, select Only malfunctioning Servers Distressed servers only (4).
   A server is classified as distressed if any of the following are true:
   
   1. Any component components (CPU, hard disk, or network connection) is are in critical condition.
   2. There is no connection to the Server.

   3. Any video cameras of the Server are in critical condition.

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      Information about the status of Servers and cameras is given in the section Working with System Health Boards.

      
      

7. Select the default view for display of information on the Health Board (see Working with System Health Boards): diagram, diagram with text, or table (5).
8. Click the Apply button to save changes (6).

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