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Global Metric Manager<br />

Report Category – Choose which type of report should incorporate<br />

the data from this metric. The Report Category<br />

setting should work for most metrics. If you are modifying a metric<br />

that is provided as part of a profile, try to use the existing Report<br />

Category setting. The following list shows the reports that each<br />

category lets you run:<br />

– The most general reports.<br />

Throughput – Reports that describe the volume of data that can be<br />

transferred per unit of time<br />

Response Time – Reports that provide response-related data, such<br />

as how quickly a remote web site responds.<br />

Monitor Is Operational – Reports that provide information on<br />

monitor availability.<br />

Translation Type – Translation Type settings control how <strong>OneSight</strong><br />

translates a metric’s data when displayed on the <strong>OneSight</strong> Alerts<br />

page and in Reports. If you are modifying a metric that is provided<br />

as part of a profile, use the existing Translation Type setting:<br />

No Translation – <strong>OneSight</strong> presents the metric’s data as it is<br />

provided by the metric’s data source.<br />

Rate (minutes) – <strong>OneSight</strong> presents the metric’s data as a delta,<br />

per minute. If the time interval between two samples was 10<br />

minutes, and 50 errors were found, the Rate (minutes) would be<br />

five (5) errors per minute.<br />

Note: Rate (minutes) translates data sources that return their values<br />

as an endlessly increasing counter. If the data source does not return<br />

data this way, use No Translation. For example, some network<br />

metrics from the UNIX System data source are returned as the<br />

number of errors since the machine was rebooted. To get the error<br />

rate per minute, use Rate (minutes).<br />

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