Drill-downs

Expanding a row in a group displays associated subgroups and their data and metrics. Symmetrical groups provide multiple paths to the same data, for example, you can start with an application and drill down to related TCP Server Groups or you can start with a TCP Server Group and drill down to the applications.

3. Continue to drill down until you find a subgroup of interest.

– Use a right-click menu choice for further investigation, if available.

4. Open a chart in the workspace to display the top table entries of interest.

5. Click a chart element or click and drag to select a time interval in the chart and right-click chart elements of interest.

6. From the right-click menu, choose the next step in your analysis.

Right-click a group name or chart element - if drill down is supported a menu appears with available options. Options can include:

◼ Add to Existing Favorites—Right-click a group name in a table row or select a chart element to add it to add it to an existing Favorite. Select the data to add.

◼ Create New Favorite—Right-click a group name in a table row or select a chart element to use it to create a new Favorite. Select the data to add.

◼ Add to Workspace—Select to add a group to a new or a current chart or table in the workspace. Next, select the new chart or a current chart for the group.

◼ Download Packets—When packets are available, save packets as a PCAP trace file to your local system. If there is more than one capture job defined, choose the capture job with the packets from the displayed list.

◼ Launch “Individual or Summary Insight”—Launches the individual or summary Insight.

◼ Launch SteelCentral Packet Analyzer Plus—Sends packets (when packets are available) to Packet Analyzer Plus on the local system. Packet Analyzer Plus opens and adds a new probe if the AppResponse is not already a probe. The packets are sent and a default view is applied by Packet Analyzer Plus.

◼ Search—The selected item is searched in AppResponse and the results are displayed. Click links in the search results to view more detailed information on the selected item.

◼ Show Individual Page Views—The Individual Page Views group opens, filtered by the right-clicked group or chart element. The filter is shown in the table toolbar.

◼ Show TCP Connections—The TCP Connections group opens, filtered by the right-clicked group or chart element. The filter is shown in the table toolbar.

◼ This Application—Opens an Insight based on the group or chart element selected.

◼ View Definition—Open the configuration page and Edit dialog for the selected object type and instance.

◼ Chart—Display a dedicated chart to examine values for the selected object. Depending on the object, a variety of chart types are available, including:

◼ View Definition—Edit the definition of the selected object.

◼ Use In Definition—Create a new object definition or use the selected item in an existing object definition.

◼ Launch SteelCentral Transaction Analyzer—Choose Trace Explorer, Tree View, or App Doctor.

The GeoMap chart widget is available in Navigator for some WTA and CXA views, enabling you to show geographical origins for some data. The GeoMap chart is a choropleth map, enabling you to display specified data using a color gradient on a map.

There is a GeoMap icon in the tool bar.

You can customize the GeoMap widget using the Edit Widget dialog. Along with the standard widget settings, the GeoMap widget supports the following settings:

◼ Color column and unit—The column to use to color the map and its associated unit.

◼ Auxiliary columns—The columns to display in the tooltip. When the user specifies auxiliary columns, they will be displayed in the tooltips above the map.

◼ Scale Type—Absolute or Relative. The user can specify whether they want so specify an absolute min and max value sfor the gradient or whether they want to have the gradient computed between the color columns min and max value.

◼ Thresholds—The minimum and maximum value for the absolute gradient.