How do I display comprehensive event data?

Purpose

In the Event Timeline, Expanded view, you can display event data, depending on the object you are monitoring. Comprehensive event data begins to load for the object when you open the Expanded view. If there is a lot of comprehensive data, the loading can take a few minutes. A flag in the upper-right corner of the view indicates when comprehensive event data is ready to display. The default timeline view displays only event data for the selected object on its network layer. The comprehensive timeline view displays event data for the selected object on the Physical, Service, LSP, Tunnel, and IGP layers.

For NEs on the Event Timeline

  • The default view only displays events on the Physical network layer (NE cards, ports, lags).

  • The comprehensive view displays events on all five layers (Physical, Service, LSP, Tunnel, and IGP).

For services on the Event Timeline

  • The default view only displays events on the Service network layer (service, endpoints, tunnel bindings, sites).

  • The comprehensive view displays events on all five layers (Service, Physical, LSP, Tunnel, and IGP).

Steps
 
1 

Open an object in the Object Troubleshooting dashboard as described in How do I troubleshoot a network object?.

2 

In the Event Timeline, summary view, click View in Event Timeline.

3 

In the expanded view, wait for the Comprehensive Data is Ready flag to appear and then click Load Data.

The additional information appears in the Summary Overview, and in the event list when you click on a tile in the Summary.

End of steps