Network Uptime Report

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In Reports > Select Report There is a template in the reports called Top 100 Uptime/Downtime. The you can go to the tab to select the sensors manually or add the sensors by tag in the Report settings.

Reports show statistics for uptime (Up and Down in percent) and requests (Good and Failed in percent). Values between 5% and 95%, as well as 100% and 0%, are rounded to whole numbers without decimal places. Other values are shown with 3 decimal places. Because of rounding, the statistics in section Sensor Status History of the report might differ from the values in section Uptime Stats by few seconds. For more information please refer to this report manual

Is there a way to save this as a custom report? We have like 20 sites and I am only looking for information on 3 of them (that's what I'm responsible for) and the report may want to be used by others. My initial reaction to just looking at the top 100 doesn't feel super useful to me but I'll play with it and see if I can get it to generate some data that feels more useful.

Ok, using the "Top 10 uptime/downtime" template and including the Percentile, I seem to be getting some information (from the Percentile field) that could be useful for trend information and general network health status. Right now when I run the report it groups by sensor. Is there a way to group it by Probe Group Device instead of sensor? IE I want all 1 location stuff in it's own group where right now all the pings are together.

Reports always go to the lowest level. So it will always group by sensors. It cannot be set to group by probe. Perhaps running separate reports with the devices on each probe.

Ok, I think I'm getting somewhere and then I end up 1 step behind. I've decided that what I want to track is the average ping (in ms), the total CPU usage %, and the available free memory. When set my report to get just the "Total CPU" with "calculate percentage" on and at 99, I get back a 14% return for last month. Ok, fine. However, when I go into the CPU and look at the same time period I'm actually seeing only about a 7% CPU usage. So where is this 14% calculation coming from?

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It is now possible to get an aggregate % from multiple devices with some of the SLA plugins that exist from Paessler Alliance Partners. The page with our partners can be found here and if you have any specific questions on which plugins to use or how to get an overall uptime / downtime percentage in a report or on a dashboard, feel free to contact presales or support