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Access the client device to verify that it’s connected to the Code42 cloud and is operational.Verify that the computer has been turned on and connected to the Internet.On the Device details screen, Last Activity displays the time elapsed since the device last sent backup data to Code42. If there hasn't been activity for multiple days:.Offline does not necessarily indicate a problem with that device as users may be on vacation or extended leave and not actively using it. On the Device details screen, Authority Connection indicates whether the device is Online (and authenticated with the Code42 cloud) or Offline.In the Devices list, the Last Backup Activity column displays the amount of time that has elapsed since the device last sent data to Code42.

In addition, statistics displayed throughout the Code42 console can help you identify devices that may need attention:

Red: Indicates a critical state, meaning that the device hasn't sent any new data to the Code42 cloud in seven days (or longer).

Yellow: Indicates a warning state, meaning that the device hasn't sent any new data to the Code42 cloud in three days.

Green: The device has sent data to the Code42 cloud within the past three days.

The device details and user details Preservation tab display a progress bar that indicates the health of that device: Click a device name to open the Device details screen for that device. The User details screen lists all devices associated with a user. Work with your Legal department to identify users that are involved in a legal hold, and remember to account for these users and their devices when reviewing the totals in active users and devices lists. These users and devices are included in active totals, even if those users are no longer with your organization. Users that are custodians of a legal hold (and their associated devices) cannot be deactivated in the Code42 console. Users and devices involved in legal holds cannot be deactivated