The main view of the ggRock Web UI is the Machines tab.
On the Machines tab, several columns display information for each Machine.
The default set of columns displayed contains the following information:
Name: The name of the system in ggRock (and if synced to ggLeap, within ggLeap as well)
IP: The IP address of the system as of the last time it booted to ggRock
System Image: The current System Image assigned to a given Machine
Game Image: The current Game Image assigned to a given Machine.
Uptime: The time in HH:MM:SS that the system has been powered on and connected to ggRock
Sent: The amount of data sent to the Machine by the ggRock server (typically the OS image when the Machine boots)
Received: The amount of data received by the ggRock server from the Machine (in writebacks)
Speed: The current transmit/receive speed to the Machine
If desired, the following column may also be added:
GUID: A unique identifier assigned to each Machine (useful if you have duplicate entries in your Machines list, for example)
Customizing the columns displayed in the ggRock Web UI Machines tab:
1. Click the overflow menu (three vertical dots) to the left of the "Name" column.
2. Check, or un-check columns as desired to customize the Machines tab.
3. Click the "Apply" button, or, alternatively, click the "Reset" button to restore the default set if you have not already applied your customizations.
Overflow Menu (Machine Menu)
The Overflow Menu (also known as the Machine Menu) is the primary means of interacting with Machine entries in the ggRock Web UI.
To access the Overflow Menu, click the circle with three vertical dots inside located to the rightmost side of the ggRock Web UI on the row containing the Machine on which you wish to perform an operation.
Overflow Menu Items
Shutdown: Initiates an API call to ggLeap to shut down the selected Machine
Reboot: Initiates an API call to ggLeap to reboot the selected Machine
Apply Writebacks: If the selected Machine is currently shut down, permits application of writebacks for the system to commit any changes made to all other systems (when they are rebooted)
Settings: Opens the settings dialog for the selected Machine
Delete: Deleted the selected Machine
Machine Settings
   | Main Settings Dialog
Machine Name
(Read Only) Current IP Address of the Machine
(Read Only) Current MAC Address of the Machine
Set the system image the Machine should boot from
Set the game image that should be mounted to system on boot.
(Only if integrated with ggLeap) Set the screen resolution on a per-machine basis See ggRock Machine Screen Resolution and Refresh Rate Settings for other methods of setting the display resolution.
(Only if integrated with ggLeap) Set the video refresh rate on a per-machine basis See ggRock Machine Screen Resolution and Refresh Rate Settings for other methods of setting the display refresh rate.
Optionally, hide the selected system from the Machines tab by default Hardware Tab
(Read Only) Network Adapter(s) detected in the Machine
(Read Only) Graphics card(s) detected in the Machine
(Read Only) CPU detected in the Machine
(Read Only) Motherboard detected in the Machine Advanced Tab
When checked, writebacks will be persisted across reboots for the selected Machine |
ggLeap Synchronization Status
Indicates the status of the ggRock-ggLeap connection
Green "gg" Circle  | Indicates the connection to ggLeap is active and names, machine information, and machine settings are being synchronized. |
Red "gg" Circle  | Indicates the connection to ggLeap is inactive and names, machine information, and machine settings are NOT being synchronized. |
Image Status
Indicates the status of the Games or System Image.
Green Circle  | Indicates that this Machine is running on the most recent snapshot. This is the case if a system was powered off whilst writebacks were applied, or if the system was rebooted after writebacks were applied. |
Red Circle -> Green Circle  | Indicates that this Machine is running on an older snapshot, and upon reboot will change to a new snapshot. Details may be viewed by hovering over the (i) button. This is the case if a system was booted whilst writebacks were applied. |
Sync Button
Forces synchronization of names, machine information, and machine settings with ggLeap (for example, if a motherboard was replaced, etc).
License Status
Indicates license status (if inactive, a 24-hour countdown begins after which support must be contacted for remediation).
Create VM Button
Permits the creation of Virtual Machines.
Please ensure VMs are enabled.
Refer to the Virtual Machines Administration Manual for further information on VMs.
Show Hidden Button
If the "Hide The Machine" checkbox is checked for a given Machine, it will be hidden by default. Click the "Show Hidden" button to once again display hidden Machines in the Machines list. This is useful if you wish to perform tasks via the overflow menu on such Machines, or if you wish to include them in bulk operations.
Hide Hidden Button
If the "Hide The Machine" checkbox is checked for a given Machine, it will be hidden by default. If the "Show Hidden" button was clicked to hide such Machines, click the "Hide Hidden" button to once again hide them from the Machines list. Hiding hidden Machines. This is useful for test Machines, or Machines you wish to otherwise exclude from bulk operations.
Bulk Operations
At times it may be necessary to perform the same task on all systems, or on a batch of systems, in your center. Within the Machines tab of the ggRock Web UI, it is possible to place a check next to multiple systems, and therefore enact changes to all of those systems.
Bulk operations may be performed by placing a check to the left of any Machine you wish to enact changes to. This enables the display of additional features in the Machines tab.
Edit Selected
Allows bulk editing of some settings for Machines
Power Off Selected
(Requires ggLeap Integration) Initiates an API call to ggLeap to power off the selected Machines.
Reboot Selected
(Requires ggLeap Integration) Initiates an API call to ggLeap to reboot the selected Machines.
Power On Selected
Sends a Wake on Lan magic packet to the selected Machines to power them on.
Bulk Settings Editing
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Displays a comma-separated list of the selected Machines on which you wish to perform bulk operations
Permits adjusting the System Image for multiple Machines
Permits adjusting the Game Image for multiple Machines
Permits hiding multiple Machines
Permits keeping writebacks for multiple machines
Permits adjusting display resolution for multiple Machines
Permits adjusting Display Refresh Rate for multiple Machines |
Performing Bulk Tasks on All Systems
Place a check in the checkbox to the left of all column headers to select all Machines, making sure to "Show Hidden" or "Hide Hidden" Machines depending on your requirements.
