Cisco Systems OL-7064-01 manual As a function of time, including data for up to 16 links

Chapter 8 Working with Linksets

Viewing Real-Time Data for a Linkset

Field or Button		Description
Bits Received Chart		Displays the Bits Received Per Sec or Bytes Received Per Sec for the linkset
or		as a function of time, including data for up to 16 links.
Bytes Received Chart		To see the exact time and data coordinates for a data point, left-click the data
		point. The coordinates are displayed in the format (hh:mm:ss, dd.dd), where:
		• hh:mm:ss is the time for that data point in hours, minutes, and seconds.
		• dd.dd is the number of bits or bytes (as set in the Preferences window)
		received per second for that data point.
		To remove the data for a link from the chart, click the icon in the SLC field.
		To return the data to the chart, click the icon again.
		The total time displayed in the chart is specified in the Time Window (mins)
		field.
		New data points are added to the right side of the chart. When the chart
		reaches the end of the time window (for example, after 5 minutes, if the Time
		Window (mins) field is set to 5), new data points continue to be added to the
		right side of the chart, while old data points “drop off” the left side of the
		chart.
		If a poll is missed (for example, as a result of an SNMP timeout), SGM
		ignores the missing data point, stops drawing the line, and waits for the next
		valid data point to begin drawing the line again.
		To scroll left, right, up, or down in the chart, drag the cursor while holding
		down Ctrl and the left mouse button.
		To zoom in on a section of the chart, drag the cursor while holding down Shift
		and the left mouse button.
		To reset the chart to the default view and scaling, click Reset.
SLC		Displays up to 16 color-coded icons, one for each link (SLC) in the Bits
		Received Chart or Bytes Received Chart.
		To remove the data for a link from the chart, click the icon in this field. To
		return the data to the chart, click the icon again.
		SGM enables you to customize the symbols, line styles, and colors assigned
		to data points in real-time data charts. For more information, see the Charts
		Settings, page 23-13.
Reset		If you scrolled or zoomed the chart, resets the chart to the default view and
		scaling.
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