About the Problem Areas: Devices with Down Active Monitors report

This dashboard report displays devices with down active monitors for a select group. Adding this dashboard report to a dashboard view helps you watch your network status by showing you which devices are down, and the status of active monitors.

• Device. The network device.
• Status. The status of the device active monitor after the last poll.

To help maximize the available viewing area on your monitor, you can limit the number of rows displayed in the report or shortening the width of the Status column.

To configure this dashboard report in WhatsUp Gold:

1. In the title bar of the dashboard report pane, click Menu > Configure. The Configure Report dialog appears.
2. Enter or select the appropriate information for the following boxes.
   • Report name. Enter a title for the dashboard report.
   • Device group. Select a device group by clicking the browse (...) button. Select Every device to select all devices.
   • Maximum rows to return. Enter the number of records you would like displayed in the dashboard report.
   • Column 2 width. Enter a width for column 2 in pixels.
3. Click OK to save changes.

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