Citrix Systems CITRIX NETSCALER 9.3 manual Using Built-in Reports, Creating and Deleting Reports

Citrix NetScaler Administration Guide

wToggle between a tabular view of data and a graphical view of data.

wChange the graphical display type, such as bar chart or line chart.

wCustomize charts in a report.

wExport the chart as an Excel comma-separated value (CSV) file.

wView the charts in detail by zooming in, zooming out, or using a drag-and-drop operation (scrolling).

wSet a report as the default report for viewing whenever you log on.

wAdd or remove counters.

wPrint reports.

wRefresh reports to view the latest performance data.

Using Built-in Reports

The Reporting tool provides built-in reports for frequently viewed data. Built-in reports are available for the following seven functional groups: System, Network, SSL, Compression, Integrated Cache, Access Gateway, and Application Firewall. By default, the built-in reports are displayed for the last day. However, you can view the reports for the last hour, last week, last month, or last year.

Note: You cannot save changes to built-in reports, but you can save a modified built- in report as a custom report.

To display a built-in report

1.In the left pane of the Reporting tool, under Built-in Reports, expand a group (for example, SSL).

2.Click a report (for example, SSL > All Backend Ciphers).

Creating and Deleting Reports

You can create your own custom reports and save them with user-defined names for reuse. You can plot different counters for different groups based on your requirements. You can create up to 256 custom reports.

You can either create a new report or save a built-in report as a custom report. By default, a newly created custom report contains one chart named System Overview, which displays the CPU Usage counter plotted for the last day. You can customize the interval and set the data source and time zone from the report toolbar. Within a report, you can use the chart toolbars to add, modify, or delete charts, as described in Working with Charts on page 188.

By default, newly created custom reports contain one chart named System Overview that displays a CPU Usage counter plotted for the last day.

To create a custom report

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