Monitor Switches

The Monitor > Devices > Switches page shows a list of your switches.

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Monitor Switches List
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Do any of the following actions:
  • Adjust the number of records that display per page.
  • Use the menu icon (GUID-7D8B12E6-3E39-4718-8415-0359116F8530-low.png) to adjust which columns display and to export data to CSV.
  • Search for a switch using the Search field.
  • On an individual switch page, view the details that display, including hardware information about power supplies, power budget, fans and temperature.
  • View or edit the entity dashboard.
  • On a switch page, select the tabs to access information about the associated ports, LAG ports, networks, event logs, and traces. If an Extended Edge Switch is in the controlling bridge role, a Port Extenders tab appears and displays information about switches that are serving as bridge port extenders (BPEs).
  • Configure the switch.
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Switch Dashboard
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Depending on the tab you select, you can manage, configure, filter, or perform other actions, such as:
Ports View the details of the associated ports, such as link state, admin state, name, alias, function, port speed, and neighbor. Data can be exported to CSV using the menu icon (GUID-7D8B12E6-3E39-4718-8415-0359116F8530-low.png).
LAG ports View the details of any associated Masters and LAG members. Data can be exported to CSV using the menu icon (GUID-7D8B12E6-3E39-4718-8415-0359116F8530-low.png).
Networks See the list of associated networks. Select a network to open the configuration page.
Event Logs View the list of event logs. Search for an event or filter the list. Data can be exported to CSV using the menu icon (GUID-7D8B12E6-3E39-4718-8415-0359116F8530-low.png).
Traces View traces.
Each switch has its own dashboard, which can be customized. These widgets provide basic information for an individual switch, including:
  • Utilization
  • Top 5 busiest ports
  • Port usage distribution showing the proportion of ports assigned to each of the 4 possible port functions:
    • Serve an Access Point
    • Serve a Host (other than an access point)
    • Link to another bridge/switch
    • Other
  • Port PoE states