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Lucent Technologies DEFINITY Performance Management Release 2.0 User Guide
Lucent Technologies DEFINITY Performance Management Release 2.0 User Guide
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DEFINITY Performance Management User Guide, Release 2.0, 585-229-808 7Administer ReportsGetting Started Issue 1 November 1998 Page 121 Report Definition Pane The Report Definition pane is the starting point for defining report parameters. The report name, report type, report definition tabs, and command buttons are always displayed on this pane. Tab Description Using the report definition tabs, you can do the following: Report Name Report Type Report Definition Ta b sCommand Buttons
DEFINITY Performance Management User Guide, Release 2.0, 585-229-808 7Administer ReportsGetting Started Issue 1 November 1998 Page 122 Tab Description Data fields Determines which data fields to report on Limit Search Determines which managed nodes and components to report on Time Window Determines period of time to include in a report Send output Determines what the output of the report will look like and where report will appear Schedule Determines when a report will run at a later time
DEFINITY Performance Management User Guide, Release 2.0, 585-229-808 7Administer ReportsGetting Started Issue 1 November 1998 Page 123 Command Buttons The four buttons that appear at the bottom of the Report Definition pane are available regardless of the tab you are in, and they all perform the same function for each tab, as described in the following table:Button Purpose Save Saves the current settings. Reset Discards any changes to the current tab and any other unsaved changes to any other tabs for the report, and returns to the original values for the report. Run Now Runs the report immediately, using the current report definition parameters. Help Displays online help.
DEFINITY Performance Management User Guide, Release 2.0, 585-229-808 7Administer ReportsCreate a New Report Issue 1 November 1998 Page 124 Create a New ReportProcedure To create a new report, do the following:1Click the Reports node. Result: The Reports node is highlighted. 2From the File menu on the Main Performance Management window, click File > New . Result: Displays a pop-up window for entering the report name. 3Type the name of the report. This is the report name as it will appear throughout the Performance Management system.4Click OK . Result: Displays the Report Definition Pane, which is the starting point for defining various aspects of the report, such as what report types and data fields to report on. The report name is at the top of the pane.
DEFINITY Performance Management User Guide, Release 2.0, 585-229-808 7Administer ReportsCreate a New Report Issue 1 November 1998 Page 125 5 Click Run Now to run the report now. The report will print to the screen. If the report needs any changes, change the report definition parameters as listed in Getting Started on page 120 . Result: Displays the report based on the current report definition parameters, as shown in the following example.
DEFINITY Performance Management User Guide, Release 2.0, 585-229-808 7Administer ReportsDefine Data Fields Issue 1 November 1998 Page 126 Define Data Fields This procedure describes how to specify what data fields to include in the report. You can also specify the units of traffic intensity to include. About Secondary Data Fields Some report types can have secondary data fields. For example, each routing pattern contains several trunk groups, and there are secondary data fields associated with each trunk group. The report will show this secondary data in a second table or graph below the primary data. On the Data Fields tab, primary data fields appear at the top of the list, and secondary fields appear at the bottom of the list. Report Types The following table lists primary and secondary report types:Primary Report Type Secondary Report Ty p eTime Scale Attendants Attendant positions Hourly counts, daily peaks, weekly peaks Hunt groups Hourly counts, daily peaks, weekly peaks Port network nodes Hourly counts, daily peaks, weekly peaks Processor occupancy Hourly counts, daily peaks, weekly peaks
DEFINITY Performance Management User Guide, Release 2.0, 585-229-808 7Administer ReportsDefine Data Fields Issue 1 November 1998 Page 127 Procedure To define data fields for a report, do the following:1Select Performance Management > Reports > [Report name] > Definition . Result: Displays the Report Definition Pane for the report. The Data Fields tab is automatically selected. The left part of the tab contains all of the Routing patterns Routing pattern trunk groupsHourly counts, daily peaks, weekly peaks Security violations Port type detail Daily counts Switch node links Hourly counts, daily peaks, weekly peaks Tone receivers Tone receiver PN port detailHourly counts, daily peaks, weekly peaks Trunk groups Hourly counts, daily peaks, weekly peaks Trunk groups, ISDN PRIService and feature detailHourly counts Trunk groups, widebandHourly counts, daily peaks, weekly peaks Trunks, lightly-used Daily counts Trunk outages Daily counts Primary Report Type Secondary Report Ty p eTime Scale
DEFINITY Performance Management User Guide, Release 2.0, 585-229-808 7Administer ReportsDefine Data Fields Issue 1 November 1998 Page 128 data fields for that report; the right part specifies units of traffic intensity. 2The field at the top of the pane lists the report (data) type, or DEFINITY component. Select the report type to report on from the pull-down list by clicking in the box next to the appropriate report type.
DEFINITY Performance Management User Guide, Release 2.0, 585-229-808 7Administer ReportsDefine Data Fields Issue 1 November 1998 Page 129 Note: Make sure that the data type you select here is also the data type that you are collecting data on as described in Chapter 6, Specify Collection Parameters . The data selected here is also the data available when you set up the format in the Send Output tab. The data can also be one of the types that you have already collected data on. Result: The list of data fields in the left part of the pane changes according to the report type selected. 3In the lower left part of the pane, put a checkmark next to each data field you want to report on. • To select all data fields, click Select All. • To clear all data fields so that none are selected, click Clear All. You must select at least one data field. The data fields selected here will be the columns in the report. A report normally includes all of the key fields that identify the data, including DEFINITY name, date, time, and applicable ID, such as trunk group ID.4In the right box, select how traffic intensity (for example, trunk group usage or attendant talk time) should be measured by clicking in either the Show traffic in CCS field or the Show traffic in Erlangs field. Note: CCS = hundred call-seconds; one Erlang = 36 CCS. 5Click Save to save the settings.6Do one of the following: • To run the report immediately using the system defaults, click Run Now .
DEFINITY Performance Management User Guide, Release 2.0, 585-229-808 7Administer ReportsDefine Data Fields Issue 1 November 1998 Page 130 Result: Displays the report on your screen using the default report parameters. To make any changes, go to the next step. • To set up report parameters before running the report, click the Send Output tab and change any parameters as needed. Result: Displays the Send Output tab.