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About the Insight Dashboard
Dashboard Overview
The Dashboard Landing Page opens immediately when you successfully log in to Policy Manager Insight. The Dashboard includes report widgets that provide a summarized and graphical view of your network analytics. The Insight header statistics at the top of the dashboard display authentication, endpoints and user statistics collected over the previous 24 hours. You can click any of these values to display a dashboard page with additional information. You can customize the Dashboard to display the report widgets that you use most often by adding widgets to the Dashboard Landing Page; you can also remove any report widget from the Dashboard Landing Page as needed.
Figure 1 Insight Header
The following report widgets are included by default on the page:
Authentication Trend
Authentication Distribution
Authentication Status
Authentication Service
Top 10 MAC Media Access Control. A MAC address is a unique identifier assigned to network interfaces for communications on a network. Address Authentications
Top 20 NAD Network Access Device. NAD is a device that automatically connects the user to the preferred network, for example, an AP or an Ethernet switch. Authentications
Top 10 Authentication Errors
Latest 10 Authentication Alerts
Figure 2 Insight Dashboard Landing Page
Adding a Report Widget to the Dashboard Landing Page
When you add a report widget to the Dashboard Landing page, that widget will appear in the Landing page, and the widget will also continue to be available on its Dashboard category page; for example, if you added the widget from the System Monitor Dashboard, the widget would be present in both the Dashboard Landing page and the System Monitor Dashboard.
To add a report widget to the Dashboard Landing page:
1. From any of the Dashboard category pages, click the arrow icon in the right corner of the widget title bar.
2. Select (see Figure 3).
That report widget will appear when you return to the Dashboard Landing page.
Figure 3 Adding a Widget to the Dashboard Landing Page
3. To view the newly-added widget, return to the Dashboard Landing page.
Removing a Report Widget from the Dashboard Landing Page
You can only remove a report widget from the . Report widgets cannot be deleted from Dashboard category pages (for example, if you choose to remove the Top 10 MAC Media Access Control. A MAC address is a unique identifier assigned to network interfaces for communications on a network. Address Authentications widget from the Landing page, it will remain in the set of report widgets provided in the Authentication Dashboard).
To remove a report widget from the Dashboard Landing page:
1. From the , locate the widget you want to remove.
2. Click the arrow icon in the right corner of the widget title bar.
3. From the menu, select (see Figure 4).
Figure 4 Removing a Widget From the Dashboard
When you refresh the page, that widget will disappear from the Dashboard.
Creating a Report or Alert From the Dashboard
The widgets on the include links to the and pages.
To define and to receive a regular report of data for that Dashboard:
To open the wizard from the Dashboard, click the down-arrow icon in the widget title bar and select .
To define and to receive alerts when customized thresholds are reached:
To open the wizard from the Dashboard, click the down-arrow icon in the widget title bar and select .
Figure 5 Creating Reports or Alerts from the Dashboard
For detailed procedures to create reports and alerts, see Creating Reports and Creating Alerts.
Specifying the Date Range for Data Collection
By default, the Insight widgets, including those on the page as well as all the other Insight widgets, such as , , , and so on, display information collected over the previous seven days. The widget is an exception as it displays data for the previous two hours. You can modify the Authentication, Endpoints, Guest, Posture, and System widgets to display widget data for today, one week, one month, or a custom date and time range.
To specify the date range to have data collected for a Dashboard widget:
1. To specify data collection for today, one week, or one month, from the upper right corner of the Dashboard, select , (for one week), or (for one month) as desired.
The Dashboard widgets then display the information for the specified number of days.
2. To specify a customized period for Insight data collection, click the button.
You are prompted to specify the start and end dates for your date range, as shown in Figure 6.
Figure 6 Specifying a Custom Date Range
3. Select the and from the calendar, then click .
The Dashboard widgets then display the information for the specified range of dates.
Authentication Dashboard
Authentication Dashboard widgets focus on authentication analytics and include widgets on trends, distribution, status, service, alerts, and statistics.
To access the Authentication Dashboard, navigate to > .
Figure 7 Authentication Dashboard
The following widgets are included by default on the
Authentication Trend
Authentication Distribution
TACACS Terminal Access Controller Access Control System. TACACS is a family of protocols that handles remote authentication and related services for network access control through a centralized server. Statistics for Authentication and Authorization
Authentication Service
Authentication Status
Top 10 MAC Media Access Control. A MAC address is a unique identifier assigned to network interfaces for communications on a network. Address Authentications
Top 20 NAD Network Access Device. NAD is a device that automatically connects the user to the preferred network, for example, an AP or an Ethernet switch. Authentications
Top 10 Authentication Errors
Latest 10 Authentication Alerts
For more information about the Authentication reports and the widgets provided for each report, see Authentication Category Reports.
Endpoints Dashboard
The Endpoints Dashboard widgets provide analytics that focus on Endpoint trends, distribution, device profile, and bandwidth usage.
To access the Authentication Dashboard, navigate to > .
Figure 8 Endpoints Dashboard
The following widgets are included by default on the
Endpoint Unique Trend
Endpoint Device Profiling
Endpoint Device Categories
Endpoint Device Families
Endpoint Device Names
Top 20 Bandwidth Users
Endpoint Randomized MACs
For more information about the Endpoints reports and the widgets provided for each report, see Endpoint Category Reports.
Guest Dashboard
To access the Guest Dashboard, navigate to > .
Figure 9 Guest Dashboard
The following widgets are included by default on the :
Guests Authentication Trend
Unique Guest Authentication
Guests Provisioned
Guest Device Category
Guest Device Families
Guest Device Names
Top 20 Bandwidth Guest Users
For more information about the Guest reports and the widgets provided for each report, see Guest Authentication Category Reports.
Licensing Dashboard
To access the dashboard, navigate to > .
Figure 10 Licensing Dashboard
The following widgets are included by default on the form:
Current License Usage
License Usage in the Last 24 Hours
Maximum License Usage
This page displays the current license usage for OnGuard, Onboard, and Entry or Access licenses over the previous 15 minutes and previous 24 hour interval, and the maximum usage for each of these license types in the previous day, week or month. For more information, see Licensing Reports.
Network Dashboard
To access the Network Dashboard, navigate to > .
Figure 11 Network Dashboard: NAD Vendor Distribution
The following widget is included on the :
NAD Network Access Device. NAD is a device that automatically connects the user to the preferred network, for example, an AP or an Ethernet switch. Vendor Distribution
This widget displays the list of all the NAD Network Access Device. NAD is a device that automatically connects the user to the preferred network, for example, an AP or an Ethernet switch. (Network Access Device) vendors, including the number of NADs by each vendor. Each vendor is associated with a unique color, and those colors are reflected in the circle graph that displays the distribution percentage each NAD Network Access Device. NAD is a device that automatically connects the user to the preferred network, for example, an AP or an Ethernet switch. vendor represents.
For more information about the Network reports, see Network Category Reports.
Posture Dashboard
The Posture Dashboard widgets focus on device health status and device profiles. To access the Posture Dashboard, navigate to > .
Figure 12 Posture Dashboard
The following widgets are included by default on the :
Top 20 Web Authentications
The number of WEBAUTH health requests from each of the twenty MAC Media Access Control. A MAC address is a unique identifier assigned to network interfaces for communications on a network. addresses with the most posture requests over the selected time period, and the percentage of requests for each MAC Media Access Control. A MAC address is a unique identifier assigned to network interfaces for communications on a network. address that succeeded. This widget identifies devices sending frequent health requests as compared with the Onguard Polling time interval, and helps isolate issues where a control channel on the network is blocked.
Health Status
The numbers of devices identified as infected or healthy over the selected time period.
Unhealthy Devices
The operating systems of devices identified as unhealthy during the selected time period.
For more information about the Posture-related reports, see OnGuard Category Reports.
System Monitor Dashboard
The System Monitor Dashboard widgets focus on health, including Authentication health, processing time, and CPU Central Processing Unit. A CPU is an electronic circuitry in a computer for processing instructions., memory, and disk usage.
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To access the System Monitor Dashboard, navigate to > .
Figure 13 System Monitor Dashboard
The following widgets are included by default on the :
Authentication Health
The Authentication Health data graph can show data from any 24-hour period in the past 90 days.
End-to-End Request Processing Time
Memory Usage
Swap Memory Usage
Disk Usage
Top 10 Restarted Services
Insight Disk usage
The differs from the other Dashboard pages in that it can show data for two hours only ().
To define a custom two-hour time slot:
1. Click the drop-down list.
Figure 14 Specifying the Hour to Start System Monitor Scan
2. Select the starting date.
3. Click the field, then use the up- and down-arrows to specify the hour to start the system monitor scan.
For example, specifying in the field indicates that the start time for the two-hour period is .
4. Click .
