GRIDSTORE ADMINISTRATOR’S GUIDE 51
Information for each Client listed in the table includes the following.
Tip:
You can click on a heading in the table to sort the Clients by that heading item.
Field/Item
Description
Hostname
The name of the Client.
IP Address
The IP address for the Client.
Core Service
The status of the Client. Main options include:
Running - the Client is healthy and running.
Stopped - the Client has been manually stopped using
GridControl.
Offline - the Client is not accessible from the network.
Fault - the Client is in a compromised state that requires
immediate attention.
Start Queue - the Client is being added to the Grid.
Type
The type of node, which is a Client Node.
Version
The version of
vController
currently installed on the Client.
Mapping Active Directory Objects to a vStore
Active Directory Objects include Users, Groups, Organizational Units and Computers. When an Active
Directory Object is mapped to a vStore, any user who is a member of that Active Directory Object has
access to the vStore at the time he or she logs on. For Computer object mappings only, the vStore is
mapped when the computer first boots up and is accessible to all users who log on to that computer.
Note:
With Active Directory Object mappings, if the
(see pg. 60) for a user has been set
to have
vController
installed, then you do not need to have it already installed on Client computers
ahead of time, as a silent install occurs automatically when the user logs on.
1.
In the left navigation tree of GridControl, click on
AD Access Control.
