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5 After you have selected the tests you want to run, click Execute Tests.
The tests are queued for execution in the order in which they were selected.
NOTE:
If you want to schedule the tests to run at a later time, see "Scheduling Diagnostics."
6 Click Status to monitor the status of the test execution.
The Diagnostic Status window opens. The icons in the Status column indicate the status of each test.
The In Progress icon (
the command line, you will see the CLI icon (
you will see the Scheduler icon (
The Aborted icon (
The Suspended icon (
execution of this test.
The OK icon (
) indicates that test has been executed successfully.
The Noncritical icon (
the test.
The Critical icon (
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Click Abort to stop the current test. Click Abort All to stop all the queued tests.
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Click Suspend to suspend the execution of the test. Click Resume when you want the test
execution to be resumed.
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Click Clear Completed to remove the completed tests from the window. However, clicking this
button will not clear the following tests:
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Tests that are currently running
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Tests that have been submitted from the CLI, irrespective of whether they are completed or not
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Click View to view the test execution progress.
The Diagnostic Progress window opens. A progress bar indicates the percentage complete for each
pass of every test.
Click Back to Status Page to return to the Diagnostic Selection window.
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Click View Results to view the details of the test results. The Diagnostic Result History - Result
Details window opens.
) indicates that the test is being executed. If you have executed this test from
)next to the In Progress icon.
) indicates that the test has been aborted.
)indicates that test has been suspended. Click Resume to resume the
)indicates that noncritical errors were encountered during the execution of
) indicates that the test has failed.
) next to the In Progress icon. If it is a scheduled test,
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