• All work order types—Dashboard Manager, Work order view, Work order administration.
• Software upgrade work order—Device Manager, Software upgrade, Work order administration.
• Global parameter work order—Configuration Manager, Global Parameters, and click the Admin tab.

Name	The work order name.
Device count	The number of targeted device nodes (standalone devices or HA pairs) the work order executes. An HA pair is considered one device node.
Configuration Name	(Global parameter work order only) The global parameter configuration name is applied in this global parameter work order.
Target SW version	(Software upgrade work order only) The software version to be installed.
Status	A work order can have the following status: PartiallyConfigured—The configuration is incomplete. NotScheduled—The start time is not yet configured. Scheduled—The start time is configured and scheduled to begin at a specified date and time. WaitStarting—The work order is placed into a run-waiting queue by the server's scheduler and awaits the scheduled time to start running. Running—The work order started and is currently processing. Pausing—The work order pauses after Pause is initiated by the user. Pausing is useful for testing purposes to check and validate changes on a targeted device. Paused—The work order stopped completely. You must manually resume a stopped task or abort the task. Resuming—The work order resumes processing. Success—The work order completed successfully, but has not yet been committed. Failed—The work order failed during execution. StartCommitting—The work order started the process of committing the designated changes. Committing—The work order is in the process of committing the designated changes. Committed—The changes were executed successfully by this work order and are now committed. CommitFailed—The work order failed to commit and some of the locked resources or the auto-generated files may fail to remove. StartAborting—The work order is in the beginning process of aborting. Aborting—The work order is executing the abort process. Aborted—The work order has been successfully aborted. All changes made on all targeted devices are rolled back and the devices retain their original state prior to the work order execution. AbortFailed—The work order failed to abort due to a failure of a device rollback process. Preloading—This status applies to software upgrades only. The state the work order is in when the Pause and unlock after loading software image parameter is enabled in the software upgrade configuration, and the work order is loading the target software image to all targeted devices. PreloadPause—This status applies to software upgrades only. This state occurs after the work order successfully delivered the target software image to the targeted devices and unlocked the devices. You can resume the work order in this state. PreloadFailed—The work order failed to load the target software image to all targeted devices. LockingResource—The state when the work order locks all necessary resources. LockResourceFailed—The work order failed to lock all necessary resources. You can restart the work order in this state.
Start time	The server start date and local time for this work order.
End time	The end time is the server local time when the following conditions occur for this work order: The work order finished successfully and paused. A failed condition has been met and the work order stopped as a result of the failure. The user manually stops a work order already in progress.