# Viewing the Summary page

The Summary tab displays system information, capacity utilization of the system, and the number of ransomware alerts detected

1. Navigate to Infrastructure > Storage > Servers.
2. In the Servers tab, select the server. The Summary tab displays the information for the selected server. ![Summary tab](https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/api/document/sd00007735en_us/GUID-CADEC596-4D47-4B87-85E1-DC2756B5DAD8-high.png)

   The Summary tab contains:

   - **System**

     The following information is displayed in the System tile:
     - **Name**: Displays the system name of the selected server.
     - **Model**: Displays the model name of the system.
     - **Serial Number**: Displays the serial number of the system.
     - **Health status**: Displays the system health status of the array depending on the highest severity type of the alerts listed in the Alerts tab for the storage system. The health status values can be Critical, Normal, or Warning.

       | Highest Severity Type of Alerts | Health status |
       | --- | --- |
       | Critical or Fatal | Critical (The system has some major issues that will affect performance) |
       | Major | Warning (The system is operational but with some non-critical issues) |
       | Other types | Normal (The system is functioning as expected) |
     - **Firmware version**: Displays the firmware version of the storage system.
     - **WWN**: Displays a unique identifier name of the system.
     - **Uptime**: Displays the total time the system has been operational.
     - **IP Address**: Displays the IP address of the system.
   - **Capacity Utilization**

     The Capacity Utilization tile displays the total and used capacity percentage of the selected storage system.

     - For models HPE Alletra MP B10000 and later, the Capacity Utilization tile populates the usable capacity.
     - For models prior to HPE Alletra MP B10000, the Capacity Utilization tile populates the raw capacity information.

     NOTE

     You can get the latest system information by clicking the Summary tab.
   - **Ransomware Detection**

     The Ransomware Detection tile displays the number of ransomware alerts detected. A hyperlink is displayed when more than one ransomware alert is detected; otherwise, it is displayed as a plain text.

     On clicking the hyperlink, you can view the details of alert by selecting Ransomware monitoring as the Filter by Type.

     ![Alerts - ransomware monitoring](https://support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/api/document/sd00007735en_us/GUID-0E521724-F9E5-4619-B9D9-BB943E488958-high.png)
   - **Protection**

     Using the Filter by drop-down list, you can view the protection status for a `VM` or an `Instance`.

     This tile displays the snapshot protection and remote replication status of both virtual machines (VMs) and instances on the storage system. You can also view the total percentage of VMs or Instances that are protected. Protection is determined based on snapshot availability with or without remote replication. The protection data is auto-refreshed periodically.

     NOTE

     Hover over the information (i) icon beside each field to display the description.

     For VMs, the following information is displayed:
     - **Snapshot:** Count of VMs where each volume has a point-in-time snapshot.
     - **Remote Replication:** Count of VMs that have replicated volumes.
     - **Snapshot + Remote Replication:** Count of VMs that have replicated volumes, where each volume also has a point in time snapshot.
     - **Unprotected:** Count of VMs that have neither replicated volumes nor point-in-time snapshot on any volume.

     For Instances, the following information is displayed:
     - **Snapshot:** Count of instances where every volume associated with each VM has a point-in-time snapshot.
     - **Remote Replication:** Count of instances where every volume associated with each VM is replicated.
     - **Snapshot + Remote Replication:** Count of instances where each associated VM has replicated volumes and every volume has a point-in-time snapshot.
     - **Unprotected:** Count of instances where each associated VM neither has replicated volumes nor point-in-time snapshot on any volume.
     - **Partially Protected:** Count of instances where some, but not all, of the instance's VMs have snapshots and can be in remote replication.
