Lab Status¶
The Lab Status view gives you a quick summary of all classrooms at once. Instead of clicking into each classroom individually, you can see at a glance how many devices are online in every room.
Role Required: Viewer
Any authenticated user (Viewer, Operator, or Admin) can access Lab Status.
What Lab Status Shows¶
Lab Status displays a card for each classroom. Every card shows three key numbers:
| Indicator | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Online count | Number of devices currently detected on the network |
| Total count | Total number of managed devices registered in that classroom |
| Readiness percentage | The percentage of devices that are online (online / total) |
A classroom with 18 of 20 devices online would show 18 / 20 (90%). This tells you at a glance whether the room is ready for use.
Lab Status View
Capture the Lab Status view showing classroom cards with online/total device counts and readiness percentages.
How to Use Lab Status¶
Lab Status is most useful before the start of a class day. Open it to quickly identify which classrooms have devices that are not yet online. If a room shows a low readiness percentage, you can navigate to that classroom to investigate or trigger a wake operation.
You can also use Lab Status after running a site-wide or scheduled wake to verify that devices came online as expected.
How Lab Status Differs from Other Views¶
Lab Status can look similar to other parts of the application, but it serves a different purpose.
Lab Status vs. Classroom View: The classroom view shows individual devices within a single room, including each device's online/offline status, name, and detail panel. Lab Status shows all classrooms at once but only displays summary counts -- you cannot see individual devices from this view.
Lab Status vs. Network Monitor: The Network Monitor shows raw scan data grouped by network interface (e.g., ens224.140), including devices not in your managed inventory. Lab Status only shows managed devices grouped by classroom. Additionally, the Network Monitor requires the Admin role, while Lab Status is available to everyone.
Next Steps¶
- Checking Device Status -- Click into a specific classroom to see individual devices
- Waking Devices -- Wake up devices in classrooms that show low readiness