Scheduled Maintenance
Use this page to enable scheduled maintenance, edit the schedule for the Technical Support Appliance (TSA) maintenance operation, and view history data about the last runs.
This feature can be enabled or disabled. If you enable scheduled maintenance, set the day and time to automatically run the maintenance. You can also see the status of the scheduled maintenance in the System Status section of Summary page.
If scheduled maintenance is enabled, TSA is automatically restarted as part of the maintenance job. If you are
logged into TSA within an hour of the start of the maintenance job, a notification message is displayed indicating that TSA
will be restarted soon. An example of this notification message: Due to scheduled
maintenance, a system restart job will be queued in 59 minute(s).
Note: Do not schedule the TSA maintenance within 30 minutes of other scheduled jobs,
such as Discovery, Transmission, or Inventory Cleanup. This ensures that TSA maintenances does not interfere with these scheduled jobs.
Schedule
Displays information about the maintenance schedule.
- Next run
- The next time that the maintenance operation is scheduled to run.
- Runs at
- The current maintenance schedule.
History
Displays information about previous maintenance operations.
- Status
- Displays whether the maintenance completed successfully, ended with an error, or was canceled.
OK
Error
Warning
Unknown
- Instance
- Displays the date and time that the maintenance operation began.
- State
- Shows whether the scheduled maintenance is running, waiting, or complete.
- Waiting
- The scheduled maintenance is waiting for another job to complete.
- Running
- The scheduled maintenance is running.
- Sleeping
- The scheduled maintenance is waiting a specific amount of time before it runs.
- Canceling
- The scheduled maintenance is being canceled.
- Complete
- The scheduled maintenance is finished.
- Comments
- Displays details about the scheduled maintenance operation.
Click Edit Schedule to edit the maintenance schedule.