Remote Reports: Remote Sites Overview

This remote reports dashboard report displays an overview of information on a Remote Site configured for use in your WhatsUp Gold Distributed Solution. For more information, see Using the Remote/Central dashboard reports.

The name of the Remote Site is displayed in the upper-left side of the report. The Last snapshot is the time information gathered from the Remote Site was refreshed to display in this dashboard report.

The dashboard report displays the following information about the Remote Site:

Http address. The Http address specified for the site at Configure > Program Options > Central Site Configuration.
Last connect time. The last time WhatsUp Gold connected to the Remote Site.
Last refresh time. The last time data gathered from the Remote Site was refreshed to display updated data.
# of devices. The number of devices on the Remote Site.
# of monitors. The number of monitors configured for the devices on the Remote Site.
# of queries. The number of queries running on the Remote Site.
Display name. The Remote Site device's display name.
Device type. The Remote Site device's type.
Host name. The Remote Site device's host name.
Address. The Remote Site device's address.

To configure this dashboard report in WhatsUp Gold:

In the title bar of the dashboard report pane, select Menu > Configure. The Configure Report dialog appears.
Enter or select the appropriate information in the following fields.
- Report name. Enter a title for the dashboard report. This name appears in the title bar of the dashboard report's pane.

Remote site. Select a Remote Site for the report from the list.

Note: The Remote Sites in this list are populated on the WhatsUp Gold console at Configure > Program Options > Central Site Configuration.

Local device. Allows users, with rights, the ability to select a local device to associate the Remote Site with. Click the browse (...) button to select a device. This device is often the computer that is running the WhatsUp software on a Remote Site. Associating a local device allows you to view the device status from the Remote Site, keeping you informed about the connection status with the Remote Site. It also provides easy access to the Network Tools for the local device you selected.

Click OK to save changes.