AutoNOC 2.5 User Guide
Preface
Acknowledgements
System Requirements
Legal

Part 1 - Introduction
1.1 The Ideal Difference
1.2 Automated Operations
1.3 Services & Scaler
1.4 Acquisition Stacks
1.5 Portal Deployment
1.6 Discovery and Crawler
1.7 Monitoring Agents
1.8 Recoiling Database
1.9 Multiple Languages
1.10 Security

Part 2 - NOC Views
2.1 Investigate
2.2 Observe
2.3 Visualize
2.4 Alarms
2.5 Analyze
2.6 Design
2.7 Configure

Part 3 - Model Design
3.1 Object Model
3.2 Devices
3.3 Sets
3.4 Set Criteria
3.5 Probes
3.6 Logs & Events
3.7 Alarms
3.8 Actions
3.9 Reports
3.10 Users
3.11 Polling
3.12 Service Levels
3.13 Dependencies
3.14 Performance

Part 4 - Developer Features
4.1 Adding SNMP MIBs
4.2 Variables
4.3 OSP API
4.4 Probe Template
4.5 Log Template
4.6 Device Template
4.7 Interface Template
4.8 Rebranding

Part 5 - Troubleshooting
5.1 General Issues
5.2 Linux
5.3 Windows

Appendix
A.1 OSP API Functions
A.2 Variables
A.3 Object Reference

2.5 Analyze
The analyze page is where reports and other computed analysis are displayed and rendered for the user with the objects the user is able to see.

The example report above shows a probe analysis report. The report is generated when the user clicks on the tab for the report. Some reports generate instantly, such as inventory reports. More complex reports will take a little bit of time to compute and will show the progress state as they are processed.

For complete information on designing your own reports see the topic 3.9 - Reports.

2.5.1 Report Generation
All reports are generated specifically for each user, in the users native language, and for the specific objects that the user is allowed to access. Once generated, AutoNOC caches each report in memory to prevent recomputing of the report too often.

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