What do the different icons mean?

What Do the Different Icons Mean?

GOexchange® utilizes the Icon's listed below within the GOexchange® Console.

Icon	Name	Description
	Disaster Recovery	In the Console Tree The left-most navigation pane in the Microsoft Management Console.: Future module, click to learn more about this module and the currently available disaster recovery services.
	Clock	Indicates a server with scheduled maintenance The GOexchange module that provides maintenance functions for Microsoft Exchange 5.5, 2000, 2003 and 2007 Servers..
	GOexchange®	Top level of GOexchange® management hierarchy in the Console Tree.
	History see Reports Item	This is the default icon seen on historical reports in the lower "History" window/tab.
	Job An object that represent the actions to take on an Exchange Server. Operators can select from a series of scripts to run against one or all databases, as well as custom processes, notifications backup actions and more. Item	This is the default icon seen on jobs in the lower "Specification An object that represent the actions to take on an Exchange Server. Operators can select from a series of scripts to run against one or all databases, as well as custom processes, notifications backup actions and more." window/tab.
	Licensing	Licensing is invalid (hold cursor or license column to see details) This server will ONLY have DEMO mode functionality until the licensing issue is fixed.
	Maintenance	In the Console Tree: configure servers, create jobs, and manage GOexchange® User Rights. When found next to a server: indicates that a maintenance job is running.
	Question	Indicates an Exchange Server on which GOexchange® is not installed.
	Schedule Operators can set the time, run time limit and repetition of a job Item	This is the default icon seen on scheduled items in the lower "Plan An object that represents the date, time and frequency of a specification." window/tab.
	Skull	GOexchange® was at one time reachable but the client cannot communicate with the server at this time. Potential causes: Server Down, Agents Down, Network Problem etc.
	Suspended	Indicates that GOexchange® services have been suspended on the server.
	Technical Support	In the Console Tree:Click to access the GOexchange® Technical Support Web site.
	Wrench	Indicates a non-configured server.
	X-Ball	The red X-Ball means that the server is not reachable, at one time it was AT LEAST recognized as an Exchange server, however, not necessarily a GOexchange® enabled server.
	Yield	Indicates a configured but idle (no maintenance scheduled) GOexchange® server. We highly recommend you create a maintenance plan and schedule the server for maintenance every 4-6 weeks or at minimum every quarter. Hence the “Warning” symbol.