First of all, you need to have added a “canvas” to your reports. See How to create a report.
All “availability” blocks are configured in the same way.
<html><h4>1) Type </h4></html>
The example on the right is dynamic and will change depending on the block you select to give you a preview. (You can select them one by one to see a preview).
<html><h4>2) Title and description</h4> </html>
Give a title and a description.
<html><h4>3) Linked nodes and configuration</h4> </html>
Select the nodenode group of nodes and/or the service. Then set the alert and critical only parameters.
ps: the screen only shows node groups because this is the only part of the block that is slightly different.
<html><h4>4) Impact</h4> </html>
Set the parameters impact.
Choose the types of error involved in calculating availability.
Example: A node with 25% OK, 25% Critical, 25% Alert and 25% Unknown. If you tick all 3 boxes, it will have 25% availability. If only Alert and Critical are ticked, it will have 50% availability. ((100% - 25% Alert) - 25% Critical = 50% availability).
ATTENTION If no box is ticked, this block will always return 100% availability.
The next 3 blocks are configured in the same way.
<html><h4>1) Title and description </h4></html>
Give a title and a description.
<html><h4>2) Linked nodes and alerts identified </h4></html>
Select the nodenode group of nodes and/or the service. Then set the alerts you want to display.
ps: the screen only shows a group of nodes because this is the only part of the block that is slightly different between these blocks.
<html><h4>3) Show columns </h4></html>
Display the columns of your choice.
<html><h4>1) Title and description </h4></html>
Give a title and a description.
<html><h4>2) Linked nodes and alerts identified </h4></html>
Choose the type of link : group of nodes or nodes and the selected elements. Then set the alerts you want to display.
<html><h4>3) Display columns </h4></html>
Display the columns of your choice.
Use of node group and nodes are configured in the same way.
<html><h4>1) Title and description </h4></html>
Provide a title and description.
<html><h4>2) Customise the block, parameters and linked nodes </h4></html>
Display the columns you want to appear, set the only alerts and critics and link the block to the node group or nodes.
ps: the screen only shows node groups because this is the only part of the block that is slightly different between these blocks.
All blocks are configured in the same way.
<html><h4>1) Title and description </h4></html>
Give a title and a description
<html><h4>2) Linked nodes and block customisation </h4></html>
The “linked nodes is slightly different depending on the block. Choose the node group or node and the service if necessary, then add the columns you wish to display.
<html><h4>1) Title and description </h4></html>
Give a title and a description.
<html><h4>2) Nodes and links and customising the block </h4></html>
Choose the knot(s) and the service(s) and indicate whether you want to display the technical name of the service.
<html><h4>1) Type </h4></html>
The example on the right is dynamic and will change depending on the widget you select to give you a preview. (You can select them one by one to see a preview).
<html><h4>2) Title and description </h4></html>
Give a title and description.
<html><h4>1) Type of storage </h4></html>
The example on the right is dynamic and will change depending on the block you select to give you a preview. (You can select them one by one to see a preview).
<html><h4>2) Title and description </h4> </html>
Give a title and a description.
<html><h4>3) Node group/linked nodes and settings </h4> </html>
Choose whether you want to display by group of nodes or nodes then set the alert threshold and the columns to display.