Dashboard

This section contains tutorials involving the SCALE Dashboard. Contents Synchronizing System and SCALE Time: Provides instructions on synchronizing the system server and TrueNAS SCALE time when both are out of alignment with each other.

Dashboard

The Dashboard screen displays the first time you log into the SCALE web interface. To display the Dashboard screen again click Dashboard on the left side panel. Figure 1: TrueNAS SCALE Dashboard The Dashboard displays basic information about your TrueNAS system in widgets or information cards that group information about your TrueNAS by type. For example, CPU information appears in the CPU widget. These widgets display in a default layout that you can change.
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Dashboard

The TrueCommand Dashboard provides an overview of each connected TrueNAS system in system widgets (information cards). The top banner includes two sort options, one to filter the view to show All or Ungrouped systems and the other to sort either by Name or Order. The default view shows all widgets for all NAS systems added to and managed by TrueCommand. Use the Find field to search for a system by name.
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Fleet Dashboard

In addition to the main TrueCommand Dashboard that shows individual system widgets (information cards) with performance information for each system managed by TrueCommand, release 3.0 introduces a new Fleet Dashboard with new function widgets. The Fleet Dashboard provides an overview of system information organized into six widgets: Systems - Lists each system managed by TrueCommand. Alerts - Lists alerts detected on systems managed by TrueCommand. Pools - Lists all pools detected on systems managed by TrueCommand.
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Logging Into SCALE the First Time

Now that you have installed TrueNAS SCALE or migrated from TrueNAS CORE to SCALE, you can log into the SCALE web user interface (UI) to complete your initial system configuration and begin managing data! Use only the web user interface (UI) to make configuration changes to the system. By default, using the LINUX shell command-line interface (CLI) to modify the system does not modify the settings database. After a system restart, changes made in the CLI revert to the original database settings, wiping away any user-made command line changes.
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View Enclosure Screen (Enterprise Only)

TrueNAS Enterprise The View Enclosure screen only displays on TrueNAS SCALE Enterprise systems with compatible hardware. The UI options to select System Settings > Enclosure is not present on incompatible non-Enterprise systems. The System Information widget on the main Dashboard displays an image of the specific TrueNAS system. Hover the mouse over the image to see the View Enclosure label. Click anywhere on the system image to open the View Enclosure screen.
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