Code42 console for CrashPlan for Small Business overview
Overview
The Code42 console is the browser-based environment you use to view, manage, monitor, and configure your Code42 environment. This tutorial describes the basics of the Code42 console.
Video
Watch the video below for an overview of the Code42 console.
Access the Code42 console
To access the Code42 console, use a supported web browser to visit the CrashPlan for Small Business Sign In page.
The Code42 console dashboard appears when you sign in, which displays information about backup status, users, devices and settings.
The content and options displayed in the Code42 console are determined by the user role of the signed-in user. An administrator is allowed full access to configure all aspects of the Code42 environment, while end users only receive access to settings related directly to their individual devices and accounts.
Code42 console basics
Menus and general navigation
- At the top of the screen, the account menu allows you to change appearance and language settings.
- The navigation menu contains links for viewing and managing the different components of your Code42 environment.
Action menus display contextual actions and options.
Columns and lists
- Sort columns by clicking the column title.
- Column widths are adjustable, and the width settings are remembered across sessions.
- To reset default column widths, double-click the heading above the columns (for example, "Active Users").
- Real-time scrolling dynamically loads data as you scroll through the data set, making it easy to manage large lists.
Code42 console toolbar
Account menu
The Account menu provides options for viewing your account profile and customizing the Code42 console language.
| Item | Description |
|---|---|
| My Profile |
Displays summary information about your backup, restores, and the location of your devices. The action menu contains commands to edit your profile and view deactivated devices. |
| Language |
Specifies the locale the Code42 console displays. This sets the displayed language and date format. When you specify a locale from the toolbar, the chosen locale is set via a cookie within your current browser. View available locales. |
| Code42.com | Links to the CrashPlan for Small Business website. |
| Sign out | Signs the current user out of the Code42 console. |
Navigation menu
The navigation menu provides access to settings for all components of your CrashPlan for Small Business environment. Click any link in the table below to learn more about a specific component.
| Item | Description |
|---|---|
| Search |
Enter text to search for users, devices, organizations, servers, destinations, and plans in your Code42 environment. You can enter a full or partial first or last name, email address, device GUID, or device name. Matching results appear below the search text box. Click any result to view the relevant details. |
| Dashboard | Clicking the CrashPlan for Small Business logo displays high-level summary information about backup status, storage, and users. |
| Account |
View and manage your subscription information. |
| Users | Manage users, their devices, add new users, and manage administrator roles. |
| Devices | View all devices and manage device details and settings. |
| User Account Settings | Enable and disable two-factor authentication. |
| Device Backup | Adjust default settings for device backups and push settings to devices. |
| Reporting | Manage reporting settings, recipients, and frequency. |
| App Downloads | Manage the client versions that are available for download. |
Settings in the Code42 console
Apply settings
For settings in the Code42 console that impact user devices, there are two options for applying settings: save and push.
- Saving a setting applies it for new devices in the future. Saving settings does not affect any existing devices.
Pushing a setting changes it on user devices, but still allows users to change the setting later.
Learn more about device defaults and applying settings.
Available locales
The Code42 console is available in the following languages: