Using reports

This section includes the following information:

• Using the Overall tab
• Using the Server Load Balance report
• Using the Link Load Balance report
• Using the Global Load Balance report
• Using the Security report

Using the Overall tab

The Overall tab has a table that lists generated reports. The last column in the table has icon links you can use to delete the generated report, preview it, or download it.

Before you begin:

• You must have generated reports from the Log & Report > Report Config > Report page.
• You must have Read-Write permission for Log & Report settings.

To navigate to the report table, go to Log & Report > Report > Overall.

Figure  62:  Overall tab: Table of reports

Using the Server Load Balance report

The Server Load Balance report is a graph of throughput for the SLB virtual servers with the top throughput.

Before you begin:

• You must have Read-Write permission for Log & Report settings.

To generate a report:

1. Go to Log & Report > Report.
2. Click the Server Load Balance tab.
3. Specify a time range for the report.
4. Select the number of virtual servers to include in the graph.
5. Select whether to use inbound traffic, outbound traffic, or number of sessions as the measure of throughput.
6. Click Search to generate the query.

A summary table is displayed. See Figure  64.

7. Drill into the details for a virtual server by clicking the query links:

	Generate a report that shows the trend in throughput over time. See Figure  65.
	Generate a report with the top client data. You can query by Source IP address, OS Type, or Browser Type. See Figure  66. Note: OS Type and Browser Type queries apply to HTTP servers only.
	Generate a report with the top destination URLs. See Figure  67. Note: Top URLs applies to HTTP servers only.
	Drill into queries for the real servers or content routes that belong to this virtual server. See Figure  68.

Figure  67:   Virtual server URL report

Using the Link Load Balance report

The Link Load Balance report is a graph of throughput for the LLB gateways with the top throughput.

Before you begin:

• You must have Read-Write permission for Log & Report settings.

To generate a report:

1. Go to Log & Report > Report.
2. Click the Link Load Balance tab.
3. Specify a time range for the report.
4. Select whether to use inbound traffic, outbound traffic, or number of sessions as the measure of throughput.
5. Select the number of gateways to include in the graph.
6. Click Search to generate the query.

A summary table is displayed.

7. Click Details to display the report graph.

Using the Global Load Balance report

The Global Load Balance report is a graph of traffic matching global load balancing policies.

Before you begin:

• You must have Read-Write permission for Log & Report settings.

To generate a report:

1. Go to Log & Report > Report.
2. Click the Global Load Balance tab.
3. Specify a time range for the report.
4. Select the number of policies to include in the graph.

The report is added to the report table.

5. Click Search to generate the query.

A summary table is displayed.

6. Click Details to display the report graph.

Using the Security report

The Security report is a count of traffic matching security policies.

Before you begin:

• You must have Read-Write permission for Log & Report settings.

To generate a report:

1. Go to Log & Report > Report.
2. Click the Security tab.
3. Specify a time range for the report.
4. Select the number of destination IP addresses to include in the graph.
5. Click Search to generate the query.

A summary table is displayed.

6. Click Details to display the report graph.