General options
Global Options
The black background bar at the top of the interface contains a series of informative options that remain accessible at all times as the user navigates through the different WOCU-Monitoring screens and options.
Being a fixed element, the user will always have the following elements:
Link to Home screen
Use this link to return to the Overview: Home from any other location of the tool.
Global hosts finder
The top bar includes a global search function to locate a specific Host among all the Realms managed in the application. When selecting or searching for the desired item, the user is automatically redirected to its own detail view to continue with its management and monitoring.
The global search engine allows several search options:
Manually entering the name of the Host of interest.
Via the available selector: clicking on the date (V) displays an initial list of the first ten Hosts. Asyou scroll down the list, it will be updated with new items.
For each element is indicated:
Type and name of the Host | Type and name of the Realm in which found.
Documentation
By choosing this option, the user will be redirected to this document: WOCU-Monitoring Technical Documentation.
Useful links
This space allows the user to include a list of configurable links.
The top menu remains always visible, making it an ideal place to include access to resources frequently used in daily operations.
Settings
This dropdown menu includes the following options:
New Realm
By choosing this option, the user will be redirected to the registration form for a new Realm that will become part of the monitored monitored technological infrastructure.
More information in: Creation of Realms.
Licenses
Purely informative view with updated data on the licence contracted.
The Administrator shall be able to monitor the status of the licencein force, know the days remaining for its renewal or other particularities of the licence.
This information shall be displayed in the following tabular format:
License: identifying name of the contracted licence.
Type: details the type of licence in use. The licences that currently provided by WOCU-Monitoring are:
Silver
Gold
Platinum
Prepod
Demo
You can find out more about the specifics of each of them here.
Creation date: details the exact date and time the licence was created.
Expiration date: details the exact date and time of expiry of the licence.
Assets max limit: this column records the total number of monitored assets (Services, Hosts, and Business Processes) across all registered standard Realms, compared to the total number of assets available in the contracted license. This indication is purely informational; no restrictions are implemented.
Attention
Each type of licence has its own specific characteristics and terms, so for your review contact our Commercial Team.
Audit
Independent module for the detailed logging of actions executed in WOCU-Monitoring, tracing all movements performed in terms of asset configuration and changes tracked by the system, with the purpose of making a subsequent audit of the processed the information processed.
More information in: Audit.
Infrastructure
Interactive and informative module that encapsulates and traces the various elements/nodes that WOCU-Monitoring has deployed at the time of the query.
This functionality provides a comprehensive and correlated overview of the different components that make up the network infrastructure monitored, being a tool of great help for administrators of the solution.
More information in: Infrastructure.
Aggregator Summary
It is a space designed to provide a comprehensive view of the monitored infrastructure according to the nature, connectivity, and configuration of realms and member assets at the time of the query.
This module stands out for its ability to translate the complexity of the infrastructure into clear and intuitive sectoral graphics, greatly simplifying the interpretation of key data.
More information in: Aggregator Summary.
Configuration
Clicking on this option will take you to the WOCU Administration module(WOCU Administration), the epicentre of a multitude of advanced features of WOCU-Monitoring. It is possible to perform and set more deep configurations of the elements that make up the monitoredtechnological infrastructure, although it requires more technical knowledge on the of the user.
Attention
To access this configuration module, you need to enter the access credentials authorised by your Administrator.
Once the option is selected, a new browser window will open, giving access to the advanced module, where the different the different elements, services and functions available for, among other actions, to set the advanced parameters of the monitoring tasks monitoring tasks carried out by the tool.
Auto-refresh screen
WOCU-Monitoring enables the automatic update of the data displayed on the screen.
By clicking on the auto-refresh icon (🕐) it is possible to activate or deactivate the repeated reloading of the page. Note that when switching the autoscreen refresh, this icon will change depending on the status:
Auto-refresh disabled
Auto-refresh enabled
Note
It is possible to consult the remaining time for the next refresh of the screen, by placing the cursor over the icon. By default, the length of the time interval between refreshes is 60 seconds, and you can define a new sequence from the User preferences.
Notification options
Only in the Overview: Home, we find the notification options:
✓ Top option, with a speaker icon enables and disables notifications via a small pop-up window.
✓ Bottom option, with a bell icon enables and disables audible notifications.
The background colour of each icon indicates the status of each option, green: enabled, dark grey: disabled. You can enable/disable these options by clicking on the corresponding icon.
Infrastructure
Interactive and informative module that encapsulates and plots the different elements/nodes that WOCU-Monitoring has deployed at the time of the query.
This functionality provides a comprehensive and correlated overview of the different components that make up the network infrastructure monitored, being a tool of great help for administrators of the solution.
It is possible to expand and collapse nodes in order to make navigation through the nested tree and to be able to trace the different hierarchical levels originated. Just click on a particular node and the dependent nodes dependent nodes are hidden or expanded.
Icons of implemented technologies are used for the representation and identification of nodes.
The section is organised in two different spaces:
Aggregator Infrastructure
This view represents all the services related to the aggregation console (Aggregator), where are located components such as:data bases, metrics indexing systems, logs collectors, etc. etc.
Monitoring Infrastructure
This view represents all services of each Monitoring (Import-Tool) managed in the solution.
A selector is available to navigate between the different (Monitorings) and and see the details of the infrastructure of each.
Although the representation is rather elementary, it provides a completeoverview capable of recording non-operational components, which may be affecting the stability of the monitored infrastructure.
Audit
Independent module for the detailed logging of actions executed in WOCU-Monitoring, tracing all movements performed in terms of asset configuration and changes tracked by the system, with the purpose of making a subsequent audit of the processed the information processed.
Attention
This module will only be enabled for Administrator users (Super-admin).
In this new tab you will find two different sections:
Realms
In this section you will be able to visualise all the actions and operations that are carried out on Realms, i.e. the information that is audited at Kingdom level.
Note
As indicated in the text: Only the first 10000 entries can be shown, only the first 10000 entries will be shown, in order to facilitate and alleviate the query computation capacity.
Columns/ Table fields
The fields at the head of the table are described below:
✓ Date: date and exact time at which the action was recorded in the system, and consequently a relevant event occurred in the internal functioning and operation of the infrastructure.
✓ Realm: the entity or set of entities where the action.
✓ User: user profile that has executed the action registered in the infrastructure.
Note
There is a user named System, author of automatic tasks and periodicals managed in the application (launch of Import Tasks (Tasks), Creating New Scheduling, etc.). Assigned when a user does not exist behind the action carried out.
✓ Method: indicates the method used according to the origin or nature of the the audited action. It is categorised as follows:
Changes that occur at the database level, i.e. operations performed on a particular Realm from its Configuration module (Import-Tool).
These are:
CREATE
UPDATE
DELETEAudited requests based on HTTP protocol.
GET
POSTRelating to automatically executed processes (such as Reports and Import Tasks (Tasks)). Some of the possible options are:
SCHEDULED <Name> REPORT: Scheduled Availability Report, Scheduled Multimetrics Report, Top Hosts Report, etc.
<Name> REPORT: Availability Report, Multimetrics Report, Top Hosts Report, etc.
SNMP IMPORT
CSV IMPORT
SNMP IMPORT INVENTORYNote
There is a Filter by Method filter to limit the table by HTTP requests (Requests), database requests for changes in configuration (Changes in configuration) or automatic processes (Automatic Process).
✓ Description: contains a general description of the registered.
✓ Affected Item(s): type of asset that the action performed. There are a multitude of types of items stored in the database database (HOST, SERVICES, REPORTS,etc.).
✓ Actions: allows the user to know in detail the characteristics of the action performed on an object.
Note
It may happen that the text displayed in any of the columns exceeds the available the space available, in which case the text shall be cut off at the limit of each column, followed by an ellipsis (…) to indicate that the text continues but has been cut off. However, you can consult the full information by placing the cursor over the text.
Available data filters
Filtering of objects in the table is possible from the following drop-down menus:
✓ Realm Filter: this selector gathers all the Realms managed in the infrastructure. After selecting one of them, the table will be filtered with the operations executed only on these systems.
✓ User Filter: this selector gathers all the users registered in the infrastructure.After selecting one of them, the table will be filtered with the operations executed only by this profile.
✓ Filter by Method: this selector gathers all the possible methods categorised according to the origin or nature of the action:
Changes in configuration: encompasses changes that occur at the database levelfrom its Configuration module (Import-Tool).
These are:
CREATE
UPDATE
DELETERequest: encompasses audited requests based on the HTTP.
GET
POSTAutomatic Process: relating to automatically executed processes (such as Reports and Import Tasks (Tasks)). Some of the options possible are:
AUTOMATIC REPORT
AUTOMATIC SCHEDULED REPORT
SNMP IMPORT
CSV IMPORT
SNMP IMPORT INVENTORY✓ Date range: audited actions can be filtered according to of the dates on which they have been registered.For this purpose, a time filter is used for this purpose.
There are several time criteria already in place for the filtering of actions:
Today: filters and displays only audited actions generated duringthe time period elapsed in today’s day.
Yesterday: shares registered yesterday.
Last 24 hours: actions recorded in the last 24 hours.
Last 48 hours: actions registered in the last 48 hours
Last 7 Days: actions registered in the last seven days.
This Week: actions recorded during the period of time elapsed in the current week (from the start day of the week to the current day).
Previous Week: actions registered in the previous full week(Monday-Sunday).
In case you want to set a specific period of time, there is a the Custom Range option. To set the time frame it is is necessary to set a start date and an end date. By clicking on one of the days, this date will be set as a selection, and it will be marked with a blue background. In addition to the day, it is possible to set a specific time of that day, to do so, use the drop-down menus in the hour, minute and second boxes, until you to set the desired time.
Attention
In order to facilitate and alleviate the query computation capacity, the filtering of items by date range is limited to a maximum of seven days, i.e. the defined range may not be longer than this interval (seven days).
Logically, it is not possible to choose start and end dates after the current date, nor is it possible to set an end date prior to the start date.
Export of the list of items
The two buttons next to the Search bar, CSV and JSON, make it easy to export the data in both formatsfor further processing or use.
CSV
By clicking on the corresponding button, a new modal will be opened for selection and marking of parameters to be exported according to the criteria of the the selection and marking of parameters to be exported at the user. The available options are:
Date (Required)
Realm
User (Required)
Method
Description
Affected Item (Required)
Details
Once the selection is confirmed, the download of a file in the CSV (Comma Separated Value) format, a very simple format that organises the columns by a separator (semicolon “;”) and the rows by a line break.
JSON
This other option follows the same operation as the previous case, but initiating the download of a file in JSON format (JavaScript Object Notation), a lightweight data interchange format capable of being read by any programming language and therefore be used to exchange information between different technologies.
In both options, the system shall offer the option to select the directory where to download and store the generated inventory fileand assign an alternative name to it.
Administration
In this section you can view all the changes that occur to administration level (and not Realm) in the application, either in the Advanced Configuration Module, Login Control (including failed attempts) or WOCU-Monitoring administration: registration, deletion or modification of Realms, loggers, metrics, user creation and assignment, etc.
Note
As indicated in the text: Only the first 10000 entries can be shown, only the first 10000 entries will be shown, in order to facilitate and alleviate the query computation capacity.
Columns/ Table fields
The fields at the head of the table are described below:
✓ Date: date and exact time at which the action was recorded in the system, and consequently a relevant event occurred in the internal functioning and operation of the infrastructure.
✓ User: user profile that has executed the action registered in the infrastructure.
Note
There is a user named System, author of automatic tasks and periodicals managed in the application (launch of Import Tasks (Tasks), Creating New Scheduling, etc.). Assigned when a user does not exist behind the action carried out.
✓ Method: indicates the method used according to the origin or nature of the the audited action. It is categorised as follows:
Changes that occur at the database level, i.e. operations performed in the Configuration Module.
These are:
CREATE
UPDATE
DELETEAudited requests based on HTTP protocol.
GET
POSTNote
There is a Filter by Method filter to limit the table by HTTP requests (Requests) or database requests for changes in configuration (Changes in configuration).
✓ Affected Item(s): type of asset that the action performed. There are a multitude of types of items stored in the database database (HOST, SERVICES, REPORTS,etc.).
✓ Actions: allows the user to know in detail the characteristics of the action performed on an object.
Note
By clicking on one of the dates followed by the Old or New, a new info box will pop up and provide the full complete. The view also includes a copy-to-clipboard function (action located in the upper right corner), facilitating the process of copying data in a single click.
Available data filters
Filtering of objects in the table is possible from the following drop-down menus:
✓ User Filter: this selector gathers all the users registered in the infrastructure.After selecting one of them, the table will be filtered with the operations executed only by this profile.
✓ Date range: audited actions can be filtered according to of the dates on which they have been registered.For this purpose, a time filter is used for this purpose.
There are several time criteria already in place for the filtering of actions:
Today: filters and displays only audited actions generated duringthe time period elapsed in today’s day.
Yesterday: shares registered yesterday.
Last 24 hours: actions recorded in the last 24 hours.
Last 48 hours: actions registered in the last 48 hours
Last 7 Days: actions registered in the last seven days.
This Week: actions recorded during the period of time elapsed in the current week (from the start day of the week to the current day).
Previous Week: actions registered in the previous full week(Monday-Sunday).
In case you want to set a specific period of time, there is a the Custom Range option. To set the time frame it is is necessary to set a start date and an end date. By clicking on one of the days, this date will be set as a selection, and it will be marked with a blue background. In addition to the day, it is possible to set a specific time of that day, to do so, use the drop-down menus in the hour, minute and second boxes, until you to set the desired time.
Attention
In order to facilitate and alleviate the query computation capacity, the filtering of items by date range is limited to a maximum of seven days, i.e. the defined range may not be longer than this interval (seven days).
Logically, it is not possible to choose start and end dates after the current date, nor is it possible to set an end date prior to the start date.
Export of the list of items
The two buttons next to the Search bar, CSV and JSON, make it easy to export the data in both formatsfor further processing or use.
CSV
By clicking on the corresponding button, a new modal will be opened for selection and marking of parameters to be exported according to the criteria of the the selection and marking of parameters to be exported at the user. The available options are:
Date (Required)
User (Required)
Method
Description
Affected Item (Required)
Details
Once the selection is confirmed, the download of a file in the CSV (Comma Separated Value) format, a very simple format that organises the columns by a separator (semicolon “;”) and the rows by a line break.
JSON
This other option follows the same operation as the previous case, but initiating the download of a file in JSON format (JavaScript Object Notation), a lightweight data interchange format capable of being read by any programming language and therefore be used to exchange information between different technologies.
In both options, the system shall offer the option to select the directory where to download and store the generated inventory fileand assign an alternative name to it.
Aggregator Summary
It is a space designed to provide a comprehensive view of the monitored infrastructure according to the nature, connectivity, and configuration of realms and member assets at the time of the query.
This module stands out for its ability to translate the complexity of the infrastructure into clear and intuitive sectoral graphics, greatly simplifying the interpretation of key data.
Attention
Depending on the location from which the view Aggregator Summary is queried, the data will vary.
If accessed from a specific Realm (section Dashboards), the data is collected from the assets that make up said Realm, if by theOn the contrary, it is accessed from the Settings of the global view, the data covers the entire monitored infrastructure.
Due to its length, the module is divided into four sectionsmain:
Realms
This view is divided into three widgets, whose graphics illustrate the different types of kingdoms (managed in the system) and their connectivity.
Realms and Multirealms
This view is divided into three widgets, whose graphics illustrate the different types of kingdoms (managed in the system) and their connectivity.
Use the legend to identify each typology. For each sector of the graph, the percentage value and total figure is detailed, which simplifies the identification and reading of the graph.
By clicking on one of the sectors of the chart, a new window will pop up with a detailed list of the Kingdoms that make up that typology.
The following information is presented in a tabular format:
Image: profile image of the Realm, visible on different screens and tool summary panels.
Type: indicates the type of the Realm through its representative icon.
Name: identifying name of the Realm.
Connectivity: indicates the Realm’s connectivity and availability.
Standard Realms and HG Realms
In this ring chart, a distinction is made between Realms based on Hostgroups and standard type Realms, which are being administered on WOCU-Monitoring.
Use the legend to identify each typology. For each sector of the graph, the percentage value and total figure is detailed, which simplifies the identification and reading of the graph.
By clicking on one of the sectors of the chart, a new window will pop up with a detailed list of the Kingdoms that make up that typology.
The following information is presented in a tabular format:
Image: profile image of the Realm, visible on different screens and tool summary panels.
Type: indicates the type of the Realm through its representative icon.
Name: identifying name of the Realm.
Connectivity: indicates the Realm’s connectivity and availability.
Realms connected and disconnected
In this ring chart, a distinction is made between Realms with connectivity (from the availability perspective) and non-operational Realms, in the absence of communication between the plant devices and WOCU-Monitoring.
This panel takes into consideration all types of Realms managed in the tool, whether they are standard, Hostgroups based or Multi-Realms.
Use the legend to identify each typology. For each sector of the graph, the percentage value and total figure is detailed, which simplifies the identification and reading of the graph.
By clicking on one of the sectors of the chart, a new window will pop up with a detailed list of the Kingdoms that make up that typology.
The following information is presented in a tabular format:
Image: profile image of the Realm, visible on different screens and tool summary panels.
Type: indicates the type of the Realm through its representative icon.
Name: identifying name of the Realm.
Connectivity: indicates the Realm’s connectivity and availability.
Assets Hosts
This view is divided into six widgets, whose graphics distinguish between monitoring states recorded, devices duplicated by name and IP, and those with disabled checks.
Host counts by State
In this ring chart, a distinction is made between Hosts based on the monitoring state they are in, in addition to the overall sum of all of them.
Use the legend to identify each typology. For each sector of the graph, the percentage value and total figure is detailed, which simplifies the identification and reading of the graph.
By clicking on one of the sectors of the chart, a new window will emerge with the detailed list of Hosts that record that monitoring state.
The following information is presented in a tabular format:
Type: indicates the type of asset through its representative icon.
Name: formal name or identifier of the host..
Active Checks Icon: when the Disable Active Checks action is enabled, a forbidden icon (🚫) is displayed, indicating that the active monitoring tasks performed by WOCU-Monitoring are temporarily suspended.
Status: reports the current monitoring state of the asset.
Address: contains the network or IP address of the host.
Last Check: shows the date of the last status check of the host’s monitoring.
Duration: indicates the time the device has been available in the system without experiencing downtimes or complete failures.
Packs: this field contains a series of tags that provide information about the configured Monitoring Packs.
Hostgroups: indicates the hostgroups to which the host belongs.
Realm: indicates the Realm to which the asset belongs.
Tops 5 Hosts duplicated by Name
This panel displays hosts duplicated by name using a treemap, which is divided into five blocks of different dimensions. Each rectangular block represents a specific host, and its size varies according to the total number of hosts with the same name. In other words, the larger the block representing a host, the greater the number of duplicate hosts with that name.
Each rectangle in the map includes the name, followed by the total quantity of duplicates. By hovering over one of the blocks, an informative window will appear with the same information.
Furthermore, by clicking on any block, a new window is enabled with the detailed list specifying information for each item.
The following information is presented in a tabular format:
Name: name of the duplicated Host.
Address: contains the network address or IP address of the Host.
Realm: indicates the Realm to which the Host belongs.
Tops 5 Hosts duplicated by IP
This panel displays devices duplicated by IP address using a treemap, which is divided into five blocks of different dimensions. Each rectangular block represents a specific IP address, and its size varies according to the total number of devices that share the same IP. In other words, the larger the block representing an IP address, the greater the number of duplications.
By clicking on one of the sectors of the chart, a new window will emerge with the detailed list of a specific IP:
The following information is presented in a tabular format:
Name: name of the Host sharing the IP.
Address: contains the network address or duplicated IP address.
Realm: indicates the Realm to which the Host with the duplicated IP belongs.
Hosts with checks disabled
In this ring chart, a distinction is made between Devices with enabled and disabled checks, in addition to the overall sum of each type.
Use the legend to identify each type of Host. Additionally, for each sector of the chart, the percentage value and total figure are detailed, which facilitates its identification and reading.
By clicking on one of the sectors of the chart, a new window will emerge with the detailed list of each Host that belongs to one group or another.
The following information is presented in a tabular format:
Type: indicates the type of asset through its representative icon.
Name: formal name or identifier of the host..
Active Checks Icon: when the Disable Active Checks action is enabled, a forbidden icon (🚫) is displayed, indicating that the active monitoring tasks performed by WOCU-Monitoring are temporarily suspended.
Status: reports the current monitoring state of the asset.
Address: contains the network or IP address of the host.
Last Check: shows the date of the last status check of the host’s monitoring.
Duration: indicates the time the device has been available in the system without experiencing downtimes or complete failures.
Packs: this field contains a series of tags that provide information about the configured Monitoring Packs.
Hostgroups: indicates the hostgroups to which the host belongs.
Realm: indicates the Realm to which the asset belongs.
Hosts with checks disabled with filter of days
This ring chart represents the total number of Hosts with disabled checks, according to a specific time filter.
The default options are:
1 day
7 days
15 days
30 days
Additionally, there is the capability to create and customize new time ranges by adding an integer number. For example: if you enter 100, it will automatically create a new filtering option for 100 days.
By clicking on the chart, a new window will emerge with the detailed list of Hosts whose checks are disabled.
The following information is presented in a tabular format:
Type: indicates the type of asset through its representative icon.
Name: formal name or identifier of the host..
Active Checks Icon: when the Disable Active Checks action is enabled, a forbidden icon (🚫) is displayed, indicating that the active monitoring tasks performed by WOCU-Monitoring are temporarily suspended.
Status: reports the current monitoring state of the asset.
Address: contains the network or IP address of the host.
Last Check: shows the date of the last status check of the host’s monitoring.
Duration: indicates the time the device has been available in the system without experiencing downtimes or complete failures.
Packs: this field contains a series of tags that provide information about the configured Monitoring Packs.
Hostgroups: indicates the hostgroups to which the host belongs.
Realm: indicates the Realm to which the asset belongs.
Hosts having long-term Problems
In this ring chart, a distinction is made between Hosts in the state of DOWN (fallen) or UNREACHABLE (unknown state), according to a specific time filter.
The default filtering options are:
15 days
7 days
15 days
30 days
Additionally, there is the capability to create and customize new time ranges by adding an integer number. For example: if you enter 100, it will automatically create a new filtering option for 100 days.
Use the legend to identify each typology. For each sector of the graph, the percentage value and total figure is detailed, which simplifies the identification and reading of the graph.
By clicking on one of the sectors of the chart, a new window will emerge with the detailed list of Hosts that record that monitoring state.
The following information is presented in a tabular format:
Type: indicates the type of asset through its representative icon.
Name: formal name or identifier of the host..
Active Checks Icon: when the Disable Active Checks action is enabled, a forbidden icon (🚫) is displayed, indicating that the active monitoring tasks performed by WOCU-Monitoring are temporarily suspended.
Status: reports the current monitoring state of the asset.
Address: contains the network or IP address of the host.
Last Check: shows the date of the last status check of the host’s monitoring.
Duration: indicates the time the device has been available in the system without experiencing downtimes or complete failures.
Packs: this field contains a series of tags that provide information about the configured Monitoring Packs.
Hostgroups: indicates the hostgroups to which the host belongs.
Realm: indicates the Realm to which the asset belongs.
Services
This view is divided into four widgets, whose graphics distinguish between recorded critical monitoring states and services with disabled checks.
Service counts by State
This ring chart distinguishes between Services based on the monitoring state they are in, in addition to the overall sum of all of them.
Use the legend to identify each type of state and the total number of Services that register that state at the time of the query. Additionally, for each sector of the chart, the percentage value and total figure are detailed, which facilitates its identification and reading.
By clicking on one of the sectors of the chart, a new window will emerge with the detailed list of Services that register that monitoring state.
The following information is presented in a tabular format:
Type: indicates the type of asset through its representative icon. The possible options are:
Independent Services: identified with the crossed arrows icon.
Business Process Services (BP Services): identified with the crossed arrows icon framed in a circle.
Host: records the formal identifier of the Host associated with the respective Service.
Host Status: reports the current monitoring status of the Host.
Service: name of the monitoring Service.
Status: informs the current monitoring state of the Service.
Last Check: shows the date of the last status check of the host’s monitoring.
Duration: indicates the time the device has been available in the system without experiencing downtimes or complete failures.
Packs: this field contains a series of tags that provide information about the configured Monitoring Packs.
Hostgroups: indicates the hostgroups to which the host belongs.
Realm: indicates the Realm to which the asset belongs.
Service with checks disabled
In this ring chart, a distinction is made between Services with enabled checks and disabled checks, in addition to the overall sum of each type.
Use the legend to identify each type of Service. Additionally, for each sector of the chart, the percentage value and total figure are detailed, which facilitates its identification and reading.
By clicking on one of the sectors of the chart, a new window will emerge with the detailed list of each Service that belongs to one group or another.
The following information is presented in a tabular format:
Type: indicates the type of asset through its representative icon. The possible options are:
Independent Services: identified with the crossed arrows icon.
Business Process Services (BP Services): identified with the crossed arrows icon framed in a circle.
Host: records the formal identifier of the Host associated with the respective Service.
Host Status: reports the current monitoring status of the Host.
Service: name of the monitoring Service.
Status: informs the current monitoring state of the Service.
Last Check: shows the date of the last status check of the host’s monitoring.
Duration: indicates the time the device has been available in the system without experiencing downtimes or complete failures.
Packs: this field contains a series of tags that provide information about the configured Monitoring Packs.
Hostgroups: indicates the hostgroups to which the host belongs.
Realm: indicates the Realm to which the asset belongs.
Service with checks disabled with filter of days
This ring chart represents the total number of Services with disabled checks, according to a specific time filter.
The default options are:
15 days
7 days
15 days
30 days
Additionally, there is the capability to create and customize new time ranges by adding an integer number. For example: if you enter 100, it will automatically create a new filtering option for 100 days.
By clicking on the chart, a new window will emerge with the detailed list of Services whose checks are disabled.
The following information is presented in a tabular format:
Type: indicates the type of asset through its representative icon. The possible options are:
Independent Services: identified with the crossed arrows icon.
Business Process Services (BP Services): identified with the crossed arrows icon framed in a circle.
Host: records the formal identifier of the Host associated with the respective Service.
Host Status: reports the current monitoring status of the Host.
Service: name of the monitoring Service.
Status: informs the current monitoring state of the Service.
Last Check: shows the date of the last status check of the host’s monitoring.
Duration: indicates the time the device has been available in the system without experiencing downtimes or complete failures.
Packs: this field contains a series of tags that provide information about the configured Monitoring Packs.
Hostgroups: indicates the hostgroups to which the host belongs.
Realm: indicates the Realm to which the asset belongs.
Service having long-term Problems
In this ring chart, a distinction is made between Services in the state of CRITICAL (down) or UNKNOWN (unknown state), according to a specific time filter.
The default filtering options are:
15 days
7 days
15 days
30 days
Additionally, there is the capability to create and customize new time ranges by adding an integer number. For example: if you enter 100, it will automatically create a new filtering option for 100 days.
By clicking on the chart, a new window will emerge with the detailed list of Services whose checks are disabled.
The following information is presented in a tabular format:
Type: indicates the type of asset through its representative icon. The possible options are:
Independent Services: identified with the crossed arrows icon.
Business Process Services (BP Services): identified with the crossed arrows icon framed in a circle.
Host: records the formal identifier of the Host associated with the respective Service.
Host Status: reports the current monitoring status of the Host.
Service: name of the monitoring Service.
Status: informs the current monitoring state of the Service.
Last Check: shows the date of the last status check of the host’s monitoring.
Duration: indicates the time the device has been available in the system without experiencing downtimes or complete failures.
Packs: this field contains a series of tags that provide information about the configured Monitoring Packs.
Hostgroups: indicates the hostgroups to which the host belongs.
Realm: indicates the Realm to which the asset belongs.
Host By Packs
This view is divided into two widgets, whose graphics are linked to the use of Monitoring Packs.
Hosts by Packs State with Packs configured
In this ring chart, a distinction is made between Hosts with configured Monitoring Packs and those without.
Use the legend to identify each type of Host. Additionally, for each sector of the chart, the percentage value and total figure are detailed, which facilitates its identification and reading.
By clicking on one of the sectors of the chart, a new window will emerge with the detailed list of each Host that belongs to one group or another.
The following information is presented in a tabular format:
Name: records the formal identifier of a respective Host.
Status: informs the current monitoring state of the Service.
Address: contains the network address or IP address of the Host.
Packs: list of Monitoring Packs associated with the respective Host.
Realm: indicates the Realm to which the asset belongs.
Hosts by Packs State with specific Pack
In this ring chart, the total number of Hosts with a specific Monitoring Pack is represented. To do this, you should use the pack selector, which acts as a filter. Once a specific pack is selected, the chart will update immediately. If, however, there are no configured packs, the selector will appear disabled.
Use the legend to know the total number of Hosts with a specific associated pack. Additionally, the chart also details the percentage value and total figure.
By clicking on one of the sectors of the chart, a new window will pop up with a detailed list of the Kingdoms that make up that typology.
The following information is presented in a tabular format:
Name: records the formal identifier of a respective Host.
Status: informs the current monitoring state of the Service.
Address: contains the network address or IP address of the Host.
Packs: list of Monitoring Packs associated with the respective Host.
Realm: indicates the Realm to which the asset belongs.
Export and shipping options
There are three options for exporting the displayed data:
Full View Download and Send Options
Download
Download a file with the data of the fifteen widgets, through XLSX and JSON buttons (and formats) located in the function Download located at the top of the global view.
Mail
The system makes it possible to send a report via email, the which collects the data from the fifteen widgets. The Mail dropdown located at the top of the global view has the followingShipping options:
Send Report:
Through this option, a direct sending of the report of the activity and situation of the monitored infrastructure.
It is necessary to select the account in the Contacts drop-down menurecipient of said report.
Schedule Mail:
Through this option it is possible to schedule the regular sending of the reportat the discretion of the user.
Configurable fields:
Schedule name: mnemonic name assigned to the schedule of a report.
Contacts: selector of the account receiving the report.
Schedule interval: in this block the periodicity is established with the that the report will be generated and sent. To do this, there is a selector with multiple options that depending on which one is selected, will revealconfigurations according to the chosen option.
Run every day: This option will relaunch the report daily. For your configuration it will be necessary to indicate the hour and minute in which the reportwill be executed and sent every day.
Run every week: This option will relaunch the report weekly. In your Settings displays a series of selectors:
Run at days: to define the launch day or days of the week.
Starting at: to set the hour and minute.
Presets: predefined configuration selector for generationautomatic reporting. By clicking on one of the available options, youwill automatically set the appropriate settings:
Working days: reports will be released only on working days(Mo, Tu, We, Th, Fr).
Weekend: reports will be released only on weekends(Sa, Su).
Default: this option configures the default launch of reportson Mondays (Mo) and at the time established by the user.
This way it is possible to establish which days of the week and at what timeexactly the report will be released.
Run every month: This option will relaunch the report monthly. In yourconfig, the following selectors are displayed:
On day: to indicate the day of the month in which the report will be released. TheNumbers from 1 to 31 represent the days of the month.
At: to program the hour and minute in which the report will be launchedevery established day of each month.
Attention
If you select days 29, 30 or 31, they are excluded from the executionthe months with the fewest number of days.
Run on cron schedule: finally this option allows you to do a configuration as it would be done in Crontab format, giving us all the flexibility that this tool offers us for more explicit cases.
Important
To use this option you need to know the tool Crontab format.
And accompanying all the previous options, is the Selector of the time zone, useful for operators who want to schedule reportsapplying a time zone other than the one you are in.
Scheduled Mail: All schedules are presented in this viewof existing reports in detail, for management and editingindividual.
For each programming via email you are informed of:
Name: mnemonic name assigned to a report schedule.
Receivers: contact recipient of the report via email.
Cron: indicates the frequency with which the report will be released,according to Crontab format.
In addition, the actions applicable on each reporting schedule aredescribed below:
Edit: action to edit the summary report schedule.The form matches the Schedule interval option of Mail.
Delete: action to definitively delete the programmingselected.
Export of a section
Export and download a file with the data from a specific section through the PDF button (and format) located in the banner of each section.
Export of a widget
Export and download a file with the data from a specific widget through the CSV and JSON buttons (and formats) located in the header of each widget.
The exported files condense all the information represented in the widgets into a document that is easy to distribute and analyze.
Filtered by Category Type
Another option is the filtering of panels by category type. A category is a label freely assigned by the user, used for the classification and identification of Realms with some similar trait. Each category is assigned a color and weight.
The categories are represented with visible labels on each Realm panel:
Every category will be visible in the dropdown menu. Upon selecting one of them, the view will be filtered to display panels whose Realm is associated with that category.
