Uploads
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This tab is available to System Administrators only.
Current Uploads
This section displays media files that are currently being uploaded to the network servers. When the upload process is complete, the file is moved to the Uploads History list.
- Status: The current status of the upload.
- File Name: The name of the file being uploaded.
- File Size: The size of the file being uploaded.
- File Token: The unique identifier that the network uses for the file. This allows the network server to store multiple files of the same name.
- Start Time: The date and time when the upload began. The value after the time code reflects the time zone configured for the server, represented by the time value plus or minus UTC: For example, “+00:00” represents UTC, while “-08:00” represents PST (Pacific Standard Time).
- Sections: A visual representation of the file upload progress. This bar does not update in real time, so you must refresh the page to update the progress bar
- Delete: Click the Delete button to cancel the file upload.
Uploads History
Click the Calendar icon and choose a date to filter the list of uploads (alternatively, you can enter the date manually in the Select Date field). You can also filter the results by successful or failed downloads using the Show list. Use the Results per page dropdown menu to choose how many uploads to display on a page. By default, uploads are listed by Start Time (from newest to oldest). You can change this organization as follows:
- Click Status to organize the list by connection status from “Healthy” to “Connection Lost”.
- Click File Name to organize the list alphabetically (A-Z) by file name.
- Click File Size to organize the list from smallest file size to largest file size.
- Click File Token to organize the list alphabetically (A-Z) by unique identifiers.
- Click Start Time to organize the list by upload start time, from oldest to newest.
- Click End Time to organize the list by upload complete time, from oldest to newest.
You can reverse any listing by clicking the heading a second time.
