## Diagnostics Task Flow

Task | Description | For Instructions
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Diagnostic test rules (overview information) | Certain tests have limitations and cannot be run with other tests. These exist with Storage Automated Diagnostic Environment diagnostic tests and are listed here. | Diagnostic Test Rules
Selecting a user interface Running diagnostic tests from the command line Running diagnostic tests from the GUI | You can run the Storage Automated Diagnostic Environment tests either from the Storage Automated Diagnostic Environment graphical user interface (GUI) or from the command line. | Selecting a User Interface
Accessing the diagnostic tests Viewing a man page Viewing an archived test Testing from topology | The Test from Topology view enables the user to run the test from Topology. | Test from Topology
Sort by host, device type, test type, and device status. Select options for a specific device, select multiple devices, or select all devices. Specify the number of passes each test will run. | The Test from List view shows the devices and their associated tests. This list also includes warnings and errors reported by the monitoring agents. | Test from List
Reviewing and controlling the test's progress using Test Manager | The Storage Automated Diagnostic Environment's integration with diagnostic tests implements the Test Manager to track and control the progress of the user-selected tests. The Test Output view enables you to view test output for active and completed tests in the Test Monitor view. | Using Test Manager
Archiving tests Deleting archived test | Test Archive enables the user to store test results in a historical report or delete the tests. | Archiving Tests
Changing default options for available tests | Set Defaults enables the user to change default settings on selected tests. | Setting Test Defaults

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