Router Level Usage Summary with Baseline report
Router Level Usage Summary with Baseline report overview
The Router Level Usage Summary with Baseline report shows a router-level summary of the traffic rate and volume for a specified time period. The current results are displayed along with baseline values. See
Baselining in Analytics reports for more information about how baselines are defined.
The default display is a series of line graphs showing throughput, and a series of bar charts showing volume.
For the first three line graphs, showing bandwidth per router, the baseline for one selected router is shown. For the charts showing volume by application group, one baseline per application group is shown. A small number of application groups improves report legibility.
Use cases
Capacity planning—Use the report to examine deviations from past traffic and usage patterns to identify anomalies that may require intervention.
Report characteristics
The following table lists the principal report characteristics.
Table 8-9: Router Level Usage Summary with Baseline report characteristics
Characteristic |
Value |
Statistics type |
AA Accounting per partition application group |
NSP Flow Collector required |
No |
Report inputs |
Prompt |
Notes |
End date |
Calendar date or relative date (for example, two days ago) and time |
Granularity |
Aggregation types:
-
Hourly
-
Daily
-
Monthly
-
None (raw data) |
Report range |
Length of time to be reported, in minutes, hours, days, or months |
Node Type |
Search using partial names or wildcard (%).
Select individual items or click Select All. |
Node |
Application Group |
Enable Baseline |
Select the check box to include baseline data in the report. |
Baseline End Date |
Calendar date or relative date (for example, two days ago) and time |
Baseline Report Range |
Length of time to calculate the baseline, in minutes, hours, days, or months
A longer baseline range will improve baseline accuracy. |
Baseline Definition |
Select a definition to calculate the baseline. For example, “hour of day” means that current data is compared against the baseline calculated from the historical data from the same hour within the baseline time frame. |
Baseline Node for Throughput |
Select one NE to use as an example for baseline data in throughput graphs. |
Logo Resource ID |
The logo to add to the report. Enter the Resource ID of the logo image in the Images folder.
The default is the Nokia logo. To create the report without a logo, leave the Logo Resource ID field blank. |
Logo Position |
Choose Left, Middle, or Right. The logo appears on the left on the first page of the report if you choose Left or Middle. |
Drill-down support |
No |
Example
The following figures show a report example.