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Device Overview

Device Overview is a dashboard composed of Common options and Widgets. It provides an at-a-glance view of the status and performance metrics of network devices in a project. Administrators can check key operational data such as interface status, traffic handling, HealthCheck, Syslog, Trap events, and real time logs in widget form.

Note

Device Dashboard is a real-time dedicated monitoring screen and does not provide the feature to select and view a past specific time point.

Common options​

These features apply across the entire Overview screen and allow you to set the data query range, select managers, and save widget layouts.

  • Select preset: load a saved widget layout and use it in the same arrangement

  • Save preset: save the current screen configuration for later reuse

  • Widget management: add, delete, rearrange, and resize widgets

    • Delete widget: right click on the widget you want to delete and click the Delete button

    • Add widget: right click on empty space and select the widget you want to add

Widgets​

You can intuitively check network status through the various widgets displayed on the dashboard.

Device status​

The number of active interfaces is displayed as Connected / Total Interfaces, allowing you to check how many interfaces are active. When you hover over a device, status information appears. When you click a device, the view opens Interface status if interface information is available; if not, it moves to Usage Status.

  • Example: 8 / 22 → 8 active out of 22 total
Note

Interface information requires collecting SNMP ifTable (1.3.6.1.2.1.2.2) or ifXTable (1.3.6.1.2.1.31.1.1) data. Support may vary by device.

HealthCheck​

The HealthCheck widget displays network jitter and maximum round trip time (Max RTT) in a graph. If the status is abnormal, the corresponding IP address is shown in red. Monitoring results are updated in 10 minute intervals.

  1. Go to Device inventory and click the Edit icon icon of the device you want to configure.
  2. In the device settings screen, configure it under the Health Check tab.

Today’s Syslog​

Syslog events generated today are displayed in a pie chart by severity level, categorized from Emergency to Debug. This lets you intuitively check log frequency and severity distribution.

Top 10 devices by Trap events​

Displays the devices with the most Trap messages in the last 24 hours, sorted in descending order by event frequency. This helps quickly identify devices with concentrated events.

Maximum throughput interface​

Displays the interface with the maximum throughput recorded in the last 24 hours, sorted in descending order by traffic volume.

  • Example: 41.09 Mbps (FastEthernet8, 2025-08-27 16:50:36)

Maximum PPS interface​

Displays the interface with the maximum Packets Per Second (PPS) recorded in the last 24 hours.

  • Example: 5.56K PPS (FastEthernet8, 2025-08-27 16:50:36)

Real time log events​

Logs generated in the project are displayed in a real time table showing time, host, and log details. New logs appear instantly in live tail format. By analyzing logs in real time, you can quickly detect system failures and abnormal signs.

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