Learn how you can use the system
dashboard screen on the NOVA Graphical User Interface (GUI).
Site tree display
The Dashboard screen
displays the System dashboard by default. You can monitor your network activity
and performance on the system dashboard by including widgets. It can help you to
proactively monitor and troubleshoot your network. The system dashboard is displayed
as multiple graphical widgets. Navigate to the sites based on site location and
select a particular site to view all the devices managed in that particular
site.
Note
WiNG NOVA GUI comes
installed with a default system dashboard. The default system dashboard is
persistent after system restarts and software upgrades, and cannot be deleted or
modified.
Customize the system dashboard and add additional dashboards with custom layouts
using the unique set of dashboard widgets. The system supports a maximum of 16
dashboards.
The free-form dashboard can have a maximum of 6
widgets. The system dashboard widgets are classified into the type of data they
access:
Device inventory indicating
the status of number of online and offline devices
Device type distribution
metrics for number of online and offline devices
Device status distribution
between the sites with their online or offline status
Threat levels for each site
based on the intensity of the threat ranging from level 1 to 5, with 1 being
the lowest and 5 being the highest
SmartRF channel distribution
for the sites that have configured SmartRF policy
Channel traffic index
utilization based on the WLAN radio
Combine widgets from any of the categories to create one or more unique
dashboards.