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Top Ten Page

I really like the top ten page, but it would be nice if you could reproduce a top ten page from archived data. Good example, what did the top ten page look like on Sunday when we weren't here.... or what did the network look like at this specific time.

Any chance that this could be accomplished?

Thanks

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Network_Guru

A good DBA could create the queries for this, OR if you don't mind some manual tinkering,
you could create something along those lines with Report Writer, as it has top NN report capabilities. However, you'd have to create the report every time for the time period you are looking for. Then you can view it on the web page.

-=Cheers=-
NG

iunderwo

Towards the end of Sunday, have the Report Scheduler grab and email you the Top 10 page as it is. Theoretically, it should preserve the graphs and all that stuff.

// Ian Underwood - Service Management
// Level 3 Communications

dsullinger

Mucho, Mucho thanks for the help. I've already been able to create some customized reports for our group (bandwidth utilization for all 56k circuits, all T1's and such).

I've seen where Ian created a customized view using VB Scripting, so now I need to start doing some poking around to see how this is done.

Thanks again.

iunderwo

quote:Originally posted by dsullinger

I've seen where Ian created a customized view using VB Scripting, so now I need to start doing some poking around to see how this is done.

You are probably referring to the SearchInterfacesAction.asp script, which simply takes parameters from the search interfaces resource. You could plug in the query of your choice, I suppose.

// Ian Underwood - Service Management
// Level 3 Communications