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title: "Master Grid Member Status"
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The *Master* *Grid* *Member* *Status* widget provides status information about the system resources and services of a Master Grid member. You can add a *Master* *Grid* *Member* *Status* widget to your Dashboard for each member that you want to monitor. You can then configure the widget to display additional information and specify how the information is displayed.  
The status of the external storage FTP server can be one of the following:

- Green: The external storage server is connected and the storage capacity is below the threshold limit. Also, the last operation on the external storage is successful.
- Yellow: The external storage server is connected but the storage capacity is above the configured threshold limit and below 100%.
- Red: Cannot connect to the external storage because of some operational issue or the external storage server might be full.
- Gray: The external storage server is not configured or is disabled.

To edit the *Master* *Grid* *Member* *Status* widget, click the **Configure** icon and do the following:

- Click **Select** **Member** to select a member for display. The widget can display the following information:
  - **Show** **Role:** Click to display whether the appliance is the Multi-Grid Master, Multi-Grid Master candidate, or a Master Grid member.
  - **Show** **Hardware** **Type**: Click to display the appliance hardware model.
  - **Show** **HA** **Status:** Click to display whether the appliance is part of an HA pair. It displays one of the following:
  - **Standalone**: The member is a single appliance.
  - **HA** **OK**: The member is part of an HA pair that is functioning properly.
  - **HA** **Broken**: The appliance is part of an HA pair that is not operating properly.
  - **Show** **System** **Uptime:** Click to display the duration of time (days, hours, and minutes) that the member has been up and running.
- **Statistics:** Select the data that you want to display and its format:
  - **CPU** **Usage:** Click to display the percentage of CPU that is in use. Select either **Dial** or **Bar** for the display format.
  - **Memory:** Click to display the current percentage of memory that is in use. Select either **Dial** or **Bar** for the display format.
  - **DDI** **Usage:** Click to display the percentage of DNS, DHCP and networks that are managed by the member. Select either **Pie** or **Bar** for the display format.
  - **Disk** **Usage:** Click to display the percentage of the data partition on the hard disk drive that is in use. Select either **Pie** or **Bar** for the display format.
  - **System** **Temperature:** Click to display the system temperature, if available. Select to display the temperature in either **Celsius** or **Fahrenheit**.
  - **CPU** **Temperature**: Click to display the CPU temperature, if available. Select to display the temperature in either **Celsius** or **Fahrenheit**.
- Click the Configuration icon to hide the configuration panel after you complete the modification.

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My Commands

The *My* *Commands* widget provides easy access to commands that you frequently use, so you can perform your tasks without leaving the Dashboard.  
To edit the *My* *Commands* widget, click the **Configure** button and do the following:

- Select a command from the **Available** list and click the **>** arrow to move it to the **Selected** list. You can always toggle the commands between the two lists. Select multiple commands by using SHIFT-click and CTRL-click.