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Ipswitch WhatsUp Gold User Guide - Ipswitch Documentation Server

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<strong>Ipswitch</strong> <strong>WhatsUp</strong> <strong>Gold</strong> <strong>User</strong> <strong>Guide</strong><br />

Changes that you make to a dashboard view affect only your user account. If you decide to<br />

completely change all of the dashboard views under your account, your user account is the<br />

only account affected by these changes. For more information, see Managing dashboard<br />

views (on page 868).<br />

Device Status dashboards display only Device-level dashboard reports. Only dashboard<br />

reports specific to a single device can be placed on a device dashboard. When you switch to a<br />

different device in context, the reports displayed show data for the newly selected device. For<br />

more information, see Adding dashboard reports to a dashboard view (on page 342).<br />

The Top 10 dashboard displays Top 10 reports for your network devices.<br />

Overview of dashboard report categories<br />

<strong>WhatsUp</strong> <strong>Gold</strong> offers a collection of dashboard reports to display in a variety of ways on a<br />

dashboard and provide useful network information at a glance. These smaller reports show<br />

similar information to that found in the full reports. Because of their smaller size, multiple<br />

reports can be placed in a dashboard view, making it possible to view multiple reports<br />

simultaneously.<br />

Dashboard reports are broken down into categories according to the type of information<br />

they display:<br />

Alert Center. These dashboard reports display information that pertains to device<br />

thresholds and threshold summary information.<br />

CPU Utilization. These dashboard reports display information that pertains to device<br />

and network CPU levels.<br />

Custom Performance Monitors. These dashboard reports display information that<br />

pertains to your custom performance monitors.<br />

Disk Utilization. These dashboard reports display information that pertains to device<br />

and network disk capacity levels.<br />

ELM. ELM dashboard reports display event summary and event alarm information. To<br />

view these reports, you must have <strong>WhatsUp</strong> Event Log Management.<br />

Flow Monitor. Flow Monitor dashboard reports display data from Flow Monitor and<br />

can be used within Flow Monitor report views and <strong>WhatsUp</strong> <strong>Gold</strong> dashboard views.<br />

General. These dashboard reports display information on your <strong>WhatsUp</strong> <strong>Gold</strong><br />

settings and diagnostics, database size, as well as device-specific and user-configured<br />

details.<br />

Interface Errors and Discards. These dashboard reports display information that<br />

pertains to device interface data errors and data discards.<br />

Interface Utilization. These dashboard reports display information that pertains to<br />

device and network interfaces.<br />

Inventory. These dashboard reports provide a break-down of network devices and<br />

their settings, including Actions, monitors, and policies.<br />

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