11.2.1. Current data mode
If you want to show current, last data of moniotred network services,
you should choose Now tab of the panel below the toolbar.
Below the panel with tabs, a list of hosts and their monitored TCP ports
is placed. The tab makes possible a filtration of the presented list of results.
Open all button pulls the whole list presenting
ports of all visible hosts.
The list is divided into columns presenting monitoring results of
particular ports. Meaning of columns shows the table below:
Table 11.1. Meaning of columns of results list of monitored TCP ports
| Column |
Meaning |
| Host/port |
A short description of the monitored host
or TCP port. |
| State |
A result of port monitoring: OK
or an error description. |
| Last check |
A date of the last port monitoring. |
| Connect time (ms) |
Time from a moment of running of the connection. |
| Total time (ms) |
Total time of monitoring of the port. |
| Script code |
Return code of external script, if it was run for a given port. |
11.2.2. Historical data mode
If you want to show historical data of monitored network
services, you should to choose History tab of the
panel below the toolbar. A left panel of the view includes a list of
hosts with monitored TCP ports, and the right one shows data of
selected services.
The left panel, besides a pulled list of services, includes elements allowing to
choose a way of data presenting, their time range etc. There is a searching parameter
of service list describing its range, on the top of the panel. It is also accesible
by Setting tab. Below the searching option, an
edited filed is palced, that allows to give a searching string, and after them
there is the service list according to searching criterions. Below the list elements are
placed, that allow to select a graph type (hourly, daily,
weekly, monthly, yearly), if
Type of view option has a value Show as graphs.
Then the data are shown as graphs of connection time and as graphs of duration of the operation.
If option Type of view is set on Show as logs, the data
are presented as a list of logs. In the case of presenting data as graphs, height of graph
accesible as Graph's height option is additional parameter.
Common parameters for two type of presenting data is their time range. If you want
to set time range, you can use two identical set of options, that are placed one set above the
second one, below Graph's height parameter. The top options show beginning, while
the bottom options show the end of range. Below there is a toolbar
with buttons that enable to save data selected to the report.
When data are shown as logs, the list is divided into columns similarly to view of
Now tab. Below table described meaning of particular columns:
Table 11.2. Meaning of columns of historical results list of monitored TCP ports
| Column |
Meaning |
| No |
The next number of entry for a given service. |
| Time |
Time of service measurement. |
| State |
A result of port monitoring: OK or
en error description. |
| Connect time (ms) |
Time from the moment of running of the connection. |
| Total time (ms) |
Total time of monitoring of the service. |
| Script code |
Return code of external script, if it was run for a given service. |
11.2.2.1. Buttons of the index panel toolbar
Meaning of buttons placed on the bottom of the monitored
service list is as follows:
11.2.3. Changing working parameters of the application
Only working parameter of the application, that can be set by Setting
tab, is a way of searching of hosts list and their monitored services. The option can
have one of three possibilities:
- Search hosts only
- Search ports only
- Search all
