Dashboard Overview

Overview

This page provides description for Dashboard, it's Widgets and their functionalities.

Feel free to use the right side menu to jump to the section, that you're interested in.

Dashboard➧

This is the Dashboard view, which greets you after you sign in and can be found at the top of the left-side menu.

It follows the Responsive Design approach, and it's contents may vary, depending on the screen size of your device.

Desktop view

Mobile view

The Dashboard provides Widgets, which contain various information about the devices you have.

Additionally, it has a button on the left, and a drop-down selector on the right.

Appearance	Description
	Toggles Dashboard Edit Mode.
	Allows you to select an Update Interval for your Widgets.

Dashboard Edit Mode➧

This toggle allows you to enable and disable the Edit Mode.

By default, edits to the layout of the Dashboard are saved only for the current user.

The Dashboard displays Widgets on the Permissions basis. Thus, users without proper permissions will not be able to see or use a specific widget, and an empty space will be shown in its place. Edit mode allows the user to manually change the layout of their Dashboard to maximize its efficiency.

When it's enabled, additional interface elements appear.

Appearance	Description
	Adds the chosen widget to the Dashboard.
	Allows you to overwrite the custom layouts of all users to your current.
	Allows you to move widgets. This type of cursor is displayed when you hover over a widget.
	Deletes the widget it was pressed on.
	Allows you to resize widgets. Can be found in the lower right corner of a widget.

Widgets Overview➧

Note

This section provides a description for every type of widget a Dashboard can have.

Feel free to navigate to the one you are interested in, using right-side menu.

Pinger➧

Provides a brief summary of statuses of all the devices.

It checks host availability through ICMP and displays their color-coded statuses.

Note

In case there was no answer through ICMP, it also checks through TCP (ports 22, 23, 80). This can be the reason of notifications about connection attempts from unknow login (anonymous or unknown).

In case the host is unavailable, it's polling will not be performed neither in background, nor through the web interface.

Status	Description
Up	Host is available.
Down	Host is offline.

ONT statuses➧

This pie chart lists your ONT devices' statuses.

Status	Description
LOS	Stands for Loss of Signal, and indicates that a device could have a problem with it's optic cables.
Online	ONU is online and functioning.
Offline	ONU is offline or has problems.

Events stat (by severity)➧

Provides a quick overview of devices' events.

Status	Description
Info	There was an event that might require your attention.
Warning	There was an event that requires your attention.
Critical	There was a critical event that requires your attention, possibly a malfunction.

Events count (by name)➧

Provides a more detailed overview of events.

Events table➧

Provides a very detailed table view of events.

Last user activity➧

Provides a log of user activities, such as logging in, logging out, etc.

Unregistered ONTs➧

Provides a list of all unregistered ONTs you may have.

System stat➧

Provides on overview of system statistics.

Name	Description
Count devices	The amount of devices your system has.
Count interfaces	The amount of intefaces your system has.
Count device groups	The amount of device groups your system has.
Count users	The amount of registered users your system has.
Count roles	The amount of different roles your system has.

Error device calling (last day)➧

Provides a table view of the devices, that had errors or couldn't be polled in the last day.

Online devices➧

Provides a chart of changes in online device count with time.

Online ONTs chart➧

Provides a chart of changes in ONTs statuses with time.

ONTs signal strength➧

Provides a graph of ONTs' signals strength.