Viewing a Desktop Pool's Details

• General information: Compartment, description, start and stop times, OCID, creation date, contact details, administrator privileges, and client URL (used to access desktops).
• Placement: Availability domain.
• Pool size: Maximum size and standby size for the desktop pool.
• Image and shape: Image, operating system, use dedicated virtual machine host, shape, OCPU count, memory (GB), baseline utilization per OCPU, and boot volume size.
• Storage: Desktop storage, volume size, and backup policy.
• Device access policy: Clipboard, audio, drive mapping and camera access.
• Desktop pool network: Virtual Cloud Network (VCN), subnet, and network security groups (NSGs).
• Private access network (if enabled): Virtual Cloud Network (VCN), subnet, private endpoint IP address, private endpoint domain name, and network security groups (NSGs).
• Desktop management policy: Action on inactivity and grace period, action on disconnect and grace period, scheduled start and stop times for desktops.
• Resource usage: Number of active desktops.

Information for each desktop is displayed, including:

• Connection Duration: The duration for which a desktop was or still is connected.
• Time Connected: The time when the last connection to a desktop started.
• Time Disconnected: The time when the last connection to a desktop ended.
• Next Action: The next action to be performed on a desktop. This is only applicable for desktops where the pool has a desktop management policy or has a pool schedule.
• Next Action Time: The time when the next action is to be performed on a desktop. This is only applicable for desktops where the pool has a desktop management policy or has a pool schedule.
• Last Action: The last action performed on a desktop.
• Last Action Time: The time the last action was performed on a desktop.
• Client Type: The type of Secure Desktops client connected to a desktop.
• Client Version: The version of the Secure Desktops client connected to a desktop. This is applicable only to the installed client type.
• Client Platform: The platform on which the Secure Desktops client runs.

• User name: The friendly name for the user.
• Status: The current status of the desktop (Active, Inactive, Creating, Updating, Deleting, Deleted, Failed).
• Desktop ID: The OCID for the desktop.
• Instance ID: A link to the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Compute instance for the desktop.
• Image ID: The OCID of the image used by the desktop.
• Image Name: The name of the image used by the desktop.
• Client platform: The platform on which the connecting client runs.
• Connection Duration: The duration for which a desktop was or still is connected.
• Time Connected: The time when the last connection to a desktop started.
• Time Disconnected: The time when the last connection to a desktop ended.
• Next Action: The next action to be performed on a desktop. This is only applicable for desktops where the pool has a desktop management policy or has a pool schedule.
• Next Action Time: The time when the next action is to be performed on a desktop. This is only applicable for desktops where the pool has a desktop management policy or has a pool schedule.
• Last Action: The last action performed on a desktop.
• Last Action Time: The time the last action was performed on a desktop.
• Client Type: The type of Secure Desktops client connected to a desktop.
• Client Version: The version of the Secure Desktops client connected to a desktop. This is applicable only to the installed client type.
• Client Platform: The platform on which the Secure Desktops client runs.
• Created: The date when the desktop was created.