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41. Reports » Servers¶
Click on a server name anywhere in the interface to open a tab with server-specific details. This tab has sub-tabs along the bottom, each sharing these common toolbar fields:
● Servers – Select the servers of interest, or All. Administrators may limit which servers guest accounts can access● Time Range – Choose a predefined period or Custom… to specify an exact interval
41.1. Console / Server Dashboard¶
This sub-tab allows you to gather relevant server-related data.
Dashboard configuration here is global (not tied to one specific server), so any changes also appear on other server dashboards. For details on basic dashboard operation, see Reports » Dashboards.
The configuration for Server and Console widgets is explained in the following paragraphs.
41.2. Console / Server Graphs¶
Server Graphs allows you to generate various histograms for the selected server(s):
● Data Units – Select one or more data units:• Most Used – Frequently used metrics• System Load – Linux kernel load average over a 5-minute period• Free RAM – Available RAM (swap excluded)• Database/Graphs/SSD/Flow Collector/Packet Dumps Disk - Free space – Free disk space for each file-system path• Uptime – OS uptime• CPU% system/userspace/niced/idle – CPU resources used by system code, userspace processes, niced (priority) tasks, and idle loop• Number of processes – Total processes running• Hardware/Software CPU Interrupts – Interrupts triggered by hardware/software events• Context Switches – Times the OS switches tasks, indicating multi-tasking overhead• Running Components – Sensor and Filter instances• Clock Delta – Time difference between the server and the Console server in seconds. If non-zero, run ntpd on all servers to keep clocks synced• Database/Graphs/SSD/Packet Dumps/Flow Collector Disk - Total – Partition size for each path• Database/Graphs/SSD/Packet Dumps/Flow Collector Disk - Free Inodes – Free inodes on partitions storing these paths• Database/Graphs/SSD/Packet Dumps/Flow Collector Disk - Ops/s – Reads/writes per second on those partitions• Database/Graphs/SSD/Packet Dumps/Flow Collector Disk - Bytes/s – Throughput in bytes/s on those partitions• Server Interface(s) - Stats for network interfaces defined in Configuration » Servers● Size – Choose a preset dimension or enter a custom size as “<X> x <Y>” where <X> and <Y> are the horizontal/vertical pixel counts● Title – Enter your own text as the title, or select one of these options:• Auto – Automatically generated title• None – No title● Legend – Select how detailed the legend should be● Consolidation – Graph consolidation reduces data resolution by averaging, minimizing, or maximizing values over fixed time intervals, optimizing visualization while maintaining overall trends:• MAXIMUM – Shows peak spikes• AVERAGE – Displays average values• MINIMUM – Focuses on lower values● Grouping• Servers – Generates a single graph for all selected servers• Server Interfaces – Generates a single graph for the network interfaces of the chosen servers● Stacking• Servers – Displays the summed, stacked values for multiple selected servers
41.3. Console Events¶
Visible only when viewing the Console tab. Displays events generated by the Console.