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4. Return to the default table view by selecting Restore Default View in the column selection 
menu.
Shifting columns in tables
You can move columns by left-clicking and moving the column right or left, as shown in 
Figure 5-26. We are attempting to move the Capacity column before the Pool column.
Figure 5-26   Reorganizing table columns
5.4  Monitoring menu
Click the Monitoring icon in left pane to open the Monitoring menu (see Figure 5-27). The 
Monitoring menu offers these navigation options:
/SM590000System: This option opens an overview of the system. It shows all control enclosures and 
groups them into I/O groups if more than one control enclosure is present. Useful 
information about each enclosure is displayed including status, number of events against 
each enclosure, and key enclosure information, such as ID and serial number. For more 
information, see 5.4.1, “System overview” on page 148.
/SM590000Events: This option tracks all informational, warning, and error messages that occurred in 
the system. You can apply various filters to sort the messages according to your needs or 
export the messages to an external comma-separated values (CSV) file. For more 
information, see 5.4.2, “Events” on page 152.
/SM590000Performance: This option reports the general system statistics that relate to the processor 
(CPU) utilization, host and internal interfaces, volumes, and MDisks. The GUI allows you 
to switch between megabytes per second (MBps) or IOPS. For more information, see 
5.4.3, “Performance” on page 153.
/SM590000Background Tasks: The option shows the progress of all tasks running in the background 
as listed in “Running jobs and suggested tasks” on page 140
The following section describes the Monitoring menu options (see Figure 5-27).
Figure 5-27   Monitoring menu
Sorting: By clicking a column, you can sort a table based on that column in ascending or 
descending order.