Keep the server running at its best

Start Fiery Health Monitor using one of these methods.
- Under the logo at the upper-right corner of Job Center, click Fiery Health Monitor.
- Select Server > Fiery Health Monitor.
- Right-click the Fiery server name and select Fiery Health Monitor.
Click one of the tools.
- Fiery Updates (if supported by your Fiery server) installs updates and patches for Fiery system software and Fiery API- Update Fiery server system software through Command WorkStation.
- Check C: disk space monitors the C drive for disk usage and prompts the administrator to start Windows Disk Cleanup.
- Check E: or J: disk space monitors the job storage drive (J for FS400/400 Pro and later and E for FS350/350 Pro and earlier) and accesses the Clear Server feature, allowing you to clear jobs, logs, and VDP resources- Clear Server.
- Restart Fiery prompts the Administrator to restart the Fiery server periodically to optimize performance.
- Archive Manager archives jobs outside of the Fiery server- Archive jobs.
  Note: If you turn off Archive Manager in Command WorkStation > Preferences, Archive Manager will not appear in Fiery Health Monitor.
- Fiery Backup Schedule (if supported by your Fiery server) sets a daily or weekly schedule for automatic backups. Fiery Backup Schedule opens WebTools in a default browser window. If browser security errors appear, you can dismiss them and continue.
- Windows Updates makes sure that your Fiery server is up to date with the latest Windows updates and prompts the administrator to start the Windows Updates application.
  Note: You can select Disk Cleanup and Windows Updates from a remote Command WorkStation client using Window Remote Desktop, or from a keyboard, monitor, and mouse connected to the Fiery server.
For additional information or support, registered users may start a discussion through Fiery Communities.

Fiery Command WorkStation

Fiery Command WorkStation

Keep the server running at its best