The summary sidebar on the right section of the Home tab displays the most important information of your SQL Server instances and jobs.

On this sidebar you can see the number of:

• Instances that are:
  • Up - Both SQL Server instance and SQL Server Agent service are running and can be contacted
  • Down - Either the SQL Server instance or the SQL Server Agent is not running or cannot be contacted
  • Critical - SQL Server instances with Critical alerts
• Instances not contacted - click this option and SQL Enterprise Job Manager opens the Instances tab with all SQL Server instances that have the following status: Unknown, Connection Failure, Authentication Failure, and Error. 
• Agents not running - click this option and SQL Enterprise Job Manager opens the Jobs tab filtering all your jobs by Stopped and Unknown status. 
• Jobs with failure status - click this option and the Jobs History tab opens where you can see all your job events filtered by Failed status. 
• Failed Job Chains - click this option and the Monitored Job Chains view opens where you can see all your job chains filtered by Failed Job Chain Outcome. 
• Managed instances - click this option and the Instances tab opens where you can see all your monitored SQL Server instances. 
• Monitored Jobs - click this option and SQL Enterprise Job Manager opens the Jobs tab where you can view all your monitored jobs in your environment.
• Monitored Job Chains - click this option and SQL Enterprise Job Manager opens the Monitored Job Chains view where you can view all your monitored job chains in your environment.  
• Alerts - displays the number of active alerts in your environment. 

SQL Enterprise Job Manager monitors and manages your SQL Server agent jobs. Learn more > >