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title: Viewing Existing Targets
slug: zen-master/viewing-existing-targets
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createdAt: 2024-12-27T19:19:02.987Z
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The Targets screen displays all existing Targets, and information about the status and configuration of each **Target**.
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It is possible to add more [columns](docId\:yOUqETI1_pIOYyvKAaSxp) to the list. If you want to view resources that were marked as **Priority**, add the **Priority** column and sort by it.
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| **Parameter** | **Description** |
| ------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Name | The name of the Target. |
| Status | Shows the status of the Target. Possible statuses are:
* **OK** - the Target is running properly.
* **Not Assigned **- the Target is not assigned to a Channel.
* **Disabled **- the Target has been disabled.
* **Channel Disabled **- the Target is assigned to a Channel, but the Channel has been disabled.
* **Error **- the Target is in an error state. Hover over to view the error details.
* **Pending **- the Target is in a Pending state until it is connected.
The 🔒 icon next to a Target indicates that the Target is password-protected.
The 🔕 icon next to a Target indicates that the Target is muted, disabling notifications for error/recovery events. |
| Event | Shows all events related to this Target that have been generated by the system, such as connections, errors, warnings and disconnections. |
| External ID | The ID that is used when integrating ZEN Master with an external ESNI/ESAM server. The ID is whatever you use in the external system to reference the ZEN Master object, though depending on what you are doing, it might serve different purposes:
* used by POIS to identify the source of SCTE-35 messages
* used by ESNI to identify the audience that is receiving the content
Regardless, the External ID is the same whether entered in the **SCTE-35 Manipulation** settings or the **Advanced** settings, and you cannot enter different values in the two fields. |
| Broadcaster | The name of the Broadcaster that is used for the Target. |
| Type | The Type of Target, possible types are:
* Push
* Pull
* SRT
* UDP
* RTP
* RIST
* Azure
* HTTP
* S3
* RTMP
* MediaLive HTTP
* AWS Media |
| Target | The ID/Name/Ingest URL of the ingest component that is pulling the stream or to which the stream is pushed. |
| Client IP | The client IP of the Target. |
| Bitrate | The stream's current bitrate, when streaming. |
| Uptime | The amout of time that the stream is streaming. |
| Channel | The associated channel. |
| Channel Type | The type of Channel associated with this Target. |
| Alt. Path | Specifies if an Alternative Path has been configured or not. The Alternative Path is configured through the Broadcaster Cluster or the Channel configuration screens and attached to a target by following the instructions in [Attaching a Target to an Alternative Path](docId\:Cf1NmnbVZxuSnsMEaEmkr). |
| Tags | The Tag/s that is associated with this Target. |
| Priority | Objects can be labeled as Priority so that they can be quickly found in the list of objects. This is helpful if you want to easily find these objects by sorting and filtering the list.Â
* Yes - the Priority checkbox of the Access Tag of this Target has been enabled.
* No - the Priority checkbox of the Access Tag of this Target has been enabled. |
| PID Mapping | Will create a visible broadcaster PID Map input parallel to the requested Source when a Target is actively requested or delivered. The same PID Map will be automatically used by any future target created with that PID Mapping Profile applied delivering that Source. |
When a Target is selected, the following tabs are shown at the right side of the screen:
- **Diagram **– shows a schematic diagram of the system elements associated with the Target.
- **History **(for Pull Targets ) – shows a graphic display of the Target connection activity over time.
- **Details** – configuration details of the selected Target.
- **Events** - all the related events that have been generated by the system, such as connections, errors, warnings and disconnections. To learn about the data that is displayed in the Events tab see [Events](https://zixidocumentation.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/ZMUG/pages/483688494/Events). Click **Quick Report** to generate a report of events related to this Source and download the .xls file.
- **Changes**- displays the history of changes that were made to the object configuration.
- **Configuration (for Pull Targets)**– configuration settings for connecting unmanaged resources to be used as Pull Targets.
- **Notes **– free-form text can be added with pertinent information about this Target.
- **Incidents** – groups together related errors into incidents to simplify the process of identifying the common root cause.
- **Stream **(for RTMP Targets) – shows the stream name as defined in the RTMP server (Target).
- [Target Details](docId\:n9nexWogVICzIYQkG6JtP)
- [Child Targets (for Dynamic Targets)](docId\:rzNS-CqA3SJaThllxZ__n)
- [Target History](docId\:gfII56tGhkA_wmNr7n6y7)
- [Target Events](docId\:oPyTJgC1eoX2ou-a6juSh)
- [Target Configuration](docId\:kn1kA-ZuxCHnwq00sh2ih)
- [Target Notes](docId\:DBJDczEr2aee1SNLNYXqP)
- [Target Traceroute](docId:2Wb7YE1iy4P7OSll7MnN8)
- [Attaching a Target to an Alternative Path](docId\:Cf1NmnbVZxuSnsMEaEmkr)