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To follow the learning modules /components in this guide, you should already have access to an up.time instance that has been installed on a Windows or Linux host that is acting as the up.time Monitoring Station. This Monitoring Station should also have an administrator account set up, and a license that determines how many servers or network devices (Elements in up.time) can be monitored.
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| Add Elements to up.time | Use the Auto Discovery function to add one or more of a VMware vCenter inventory, an agent-installed Linux server, a Windows server, and a network device. | 3–4 up to 4 slices |
| Learn about configuring global settings to speed up Element additions. | 1 slice | up to 2 slices |
| Review your inventory and view View the Quick Snapshot page for different Element types. | 1 sliceup to 4slices | |
| Tour the Web Interface | Take a look at the different default up.time dashboards | 1 slice2 slices |
| Organize Services and Elements | Understand the relationship between service monitors and Elements, and how they are organized. Create a service monitor group and assign it to an Element. Create an infrastructure group and subgroups Element Group and child groups to organize Elements. | 2 3 slices |
| Organize Users and Views | Create a View that allows specific users access to a specific subgroup of Elements. Create a new user group and reassign a user to it. | 1 slice4 slices |
Generate Reports | Revisit the Quick Snapshot pages for Element types that you are monitoring. Generate and view sample reports. | 1 slice |
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