Problem Areas: Actions Fired in the Last X Hours

This dashboard report displays devices that have fired an action over a selected period of time. Placing this dashboard report in a dashboard can give you a snapshot of the health and success of actions on your network.

• Date. The date the action was fired. Click a date to bring up the Action Log.
• Source. The device from which the action was fired. Click a device to bring up the Device Status Report.
• Action Name. The name of the action as listed in the Active Monitor Library.
• Trigger. The trigger for the action, either Up or Down. Click a trigger to bring up the State Change Timeline.

To configure this dashboard report in WhatsUp Gold:

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

See Also Problem Areas reports Problem Areas dashboard reports Problem Areas: All Completely Down Devices Problem Areas: All Down Interfaces Problem Areas: Device Group Mini Status Problem Areas: Devices with Down Active Monitors Problem Areas: Devices with Down Critical Monitors Problem Areas: General Error Log General: Summary Counts Problem Areas: Tail of Action Activity Log Problem Areas: Tail of Passive Monitor Error Log Problem Areas: Tail of SNMP Trap Log Problem Areas: Tail of State Change Log Problem Areas: Tail of Syslog Problem Areas: Tail of Windows Event Log Problem Areas: Unacknowledged Devices Problem Areas: Web Alarms