OneSight Administrator Guide

Configuring OneSight Call Statistics Profile Monitors
– lists the devices that are configured to talk to the
OneSight Call Statistics server.
Discover Devices – After you provide the Server and Port
information, click Discover Devices to retrieve the available
devices.
String Mappings – Displays the String Mappings dialog box for
specifying string mappings.
String Mappings – OneSight collects numeric performance
data. If you are measuring a OneSight Call Statistics object
representing a String datatype, it can be converted to a
number for use in OneSight by using the OneSight Call
Statistics String Mappings field. Simply specify a semicolon
delimited mapping of Strings to Integers. For example,
―false=0;true=1‖; will convert a ―false‖ reading to a 0 value
in OneSight, and this will be displayed in OneSight Status as
―false=0‖. If you only want to display the string on the
OneSight status page, use a colon, rather than a semi-colon to
delimit the values.
If you neglect to provide a mapping for a specific string,
OneSight will consider this a Sample Failure, and report the
String that was returned. String Mappings can also be used to
translate a number to a String for display in OneSight Status.
This is helpful when numbers represent an objects state.
Note that string matching is case-insensitive and data that has
a colon cannot be used in string mapping.
Set Primary Keys – After you select either an entire table or a
column in the table, click Set Primary Keys to select the row in
the table.
3. Each monitor that you add must have a unique name. You can
let OneSight create a unique name using the OneSight Call
Statistics specifications you supply, or you can type in your
own name for the monitor.
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