EtherAssure NetComplete Training - Session 2c - User - PM - Portal Generality To Report

EtherAssure
Training
Performance Monitoring
Generality up to Reports
How to access to NetComplete
User Interface
Prepare your environment
PC with NIC connected to the Customer Management Network

Recommended Graphic: 1280x1024 resolution
Web Browser, as Google Chrome or IE9 or 11 10, enable Popup

Java JRE/JDK 1.8,
PDF Reader 9.0 or higher plugin,
Adobe Flash Player 10
The Flow name, the IP address and parameters under test

The TestHead name, and TestHead port to use
The target JMEP name
The Viavi NetComplete Portal IP adress

Your login / password
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NetComplete System Requirements Client Side Hardware
Requirements
Minimum Configuration
PC CPU - Pentium IV 2 GHz or higher

Memory - 1 GB or higher
Disk Storage - At least 40 MB free
Graphic Card - Support 1280 x 1024 resolution with 256 colors or more
Monitor
Keyboard and mouse required
Recommended Configuration
PC CPU Core 2 Duo 2.8 GHz or higher
Memory - 2 GB or higher
Disk Storage - At least 40 MB free
Graphic Card - Support 1280 x 1024 resolution with 256 colors or more
Monitor
Keyboard and mouse required

Internet Explorer setting
If you are using Internet Explorer as your browser for accessing the NetComplete
UI, you must configure your Temporary Internet Files settings in your Internet
Options settings to ensure the correct display of information on UI pages.
Complete the following step s to accomplish this task.
Tools > Compatibility

View Settings. Deselect all options for Compatibility View

Tools > Internet

Options
General tab, under Browsing History, click Settings.

The Temporary Internet Files and History Settings
window appears

Select the Security tab. Select Local intranet
Click the Advanced button.

Verify that the server or its domain is listed
in the Websites listing. If not, add it.

If an Internet Custom security level is used, the following items must be

enabled:
Run ActiveX controls and plug-ins (to load Java applets in IE 9)
Active scripting
Scripting of Java applets

Java 1.8
User needs Java1.8 for Reports

Administrator needs Java1.8 for configuration
Your Java installation may block the NetComplete

Java 1.8
The work around is to add the AS server IP, to the exception list in Java.
1 - Open Configure Java or Java from your Desktop
2 - Go to the security tab and click edit site list
3 Add http://ASNetCompleteIe

Access the NetComplete
From your navigator toolbar enter:
http://ASServerHostname:8080 or https://ASServerHostname:8433
if the Hostname is fully qualified or if you can update your local

C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc\host
http://ASServerIPAddress:8080 or https://ASServerIPadress:8443

NetComplete Application
Portal - used to access the NetComplete EMS, known as NetComplete (NTC) Portal
PM Admin - used to access the NetComplete EtherASSURE PM UI, also known as NetOptimize
OSS
NetAnalyst NGT - used to access the NGT test portal which is used for configuring QT-600 and
other supported probes for service activation or performance monitoring tests

Edit your password
Either at first connexion, or on demand by clicking on right upper corner

Navigate in Portal
Faults Admin
Message Admin
Faults from from Device and zone for
edited by zone for PM
Equipment Equipme Probe Bulletin
your Users/se results
and system nt and management and
Admin curity
system Banner

NetComplete Portal UI
Portal UI is a dashboard designed to give access to the Ethernet PM data

Portal UI has PM Interval, Yesterday and Month-to-Date summaries
Pie Chart displays SLA Summary
Details on all PM flows are available on the Portal UI
Ability to filter data based on Customers or hierarchy levels, Threshold type
Ability to drill down to individual flows and display detailed information for
different directions and time periods

Portal / Ethernet PM
Define
View per View View SLA Compare Define
View per Run new Flow in
Hierarchy saved Profiles up to 3 Flow
Customers reports Mass
Level1 reports (Thresholds) Flows (admin)
(admin)

NetCompleteTM Ethernet PM Portal User Interface
Ethernet PM Dashboard
Service
Hierarchy
SLA
And
Performance
Filtering
Summary
View
Summary
Customizable Flows
Views View

Ethernet PM Dashboard Export
Export Summary Count and

Export the Flow list in PDF
Flow list in PDF
or csv
PDF

Network panel
Network panel: Includes a hierarchy tree view of the network being monitored
and controls for selecting the monitoring period, network level, and other, optional
filters to filter the display

Network panel Filtering per Period
PM: The last PM interval.

Today: The 24-hour period starting at 12 am today.
Y-day: The 24-hour period starting at 12 am
yesterday.
Month: The up to 31-day period starting on the 1st
of the current month.

Network panel Filtering per Period
Interval filtering update

the Counts by Customer view
the Flow list

Network panel Filtering per Customer, Threshold
Click on More to add Filter
Click
Filter to
Apply
Threshold filters only apply to the Network panel and

Flows list; they have no impact on the SLA violations
chart and Summary Counts table.

Network panel Filtering per Hierarchy
Defined by your administrator

Define the Flows location in your organization, or in your region
Allow to filter and Summarize the Flows in the selected Hierarchy

Summary View
Summarize the Counts by Customer, or by Level, of the Filtered Results by
Hierarchy or Customer
Counts per Interval

Last PM Or Today
Yesterday
Month-To-Date
Per
Customer
Pie Chart
Count with
Color coding

Summary View - Colors
Minor-: Displays counts of threshold violations at the minor, warning, and

normal level.
Major: Displays counts of threshold violations at the major level.
Critical: Displays counts of threshold violations at the critical level.
SLA: Displays counts of threshold violations at the SLA level.

Summary View - Tabular view

Summary View
Accessing flow lists for threshold violation counts from Tabular View
Add your Filter, click on the desire count

Summary View Filtered Flows list

Flow View Numeric
View
Filter action
In Csv or
PDF
Sort by
Filtered by
Shortcut to Display the

Flow SLA Profile
Comparison detail per flow
Flow: The name of the flow, which also acts as a link to open the flow detail panel on the
Flow Comparison view
SLA: Indicates the violation level of the worst threshold violation for the flow.
KPI is calculated in both directions and the higher of the two KPI is reported

Filter and sort in View
Click to
Sort by
2: Apply
Filters
1 : Enter filter
(can include * )

Main Flows panel, Numeric View
Display the last numerical value for the selected Interval, for each filtered flow
Availability or Availability (%): the percentage of time the circuit was available
for service while meeting or exceeding the SLA metrics. Availability is calculated
by subtracting the UAS value from the reporting period duration and dividing the
result by the reporting period duration.

UAS: Unavailable Seconds
On the Numeric View, the value is the number of seconds when the circuit was
unavailable for service while not meeting SLA metrics. UAS is calculated by
multiplying the reporting period duration by the Frame Loss Rate (FLR)
If there is no FLR, the UAS is set to the reporting period duration if the Average
Frame Delay (FD) for the reporting period exceeds the Average FD threshold or
the Average Inter-Frame Delay Variation (IFDV) for the reporting period exceeds
the UAS Average IFDV threshold

FLR or FLR (%): Frame Loss Rate. A percentage of the number of lost frames
divided by the total number of frames, as reported by the Network Element.
OOS: Out of sequence - Number of Out of Sequence packets during the
measurement interval.
Duplicate: Number of Duplicate packets during the measurement interval.

MFD: Mean Frame Delay, in ms.
Avg IFDV: Average Frame Delay Variation, in ms.
Max FD: Maximum Frame Delay, in ms.
Max IFDV: Maximum Frame Delay Variation, in ms.

Throughput Panel
Delivered Offered : From TestHead to Jmep (Downstream from CPE)

Offered : From Jmep to TestHead (Upstream from CPE)
Accepted - after limiting by the policer, applicable only if the flow is policed
/ CIR : the KPI is divided by the configured CIR (typically 1G or 100 Mbit/s)

Flows > Traffic Analysis View Panel
Display the Packet Count

Flows > VoIP PM View Panel
For Ethernet flows that have been determined to carry voice traffic using a particular voice codec, both R-
factor and Mean Opinion Score (MOS) metrics are provided
MOS: Mean Opinion Score - A value are derived from the R-Factor per ITU-T Recommendation G.10
which measures VoIP call quality. (counted in both directions - higher of the two counts is reported)
R-factor: Rating Factor (R-Factor) - A value derived from metrics such as latency, jitter, and packet loss
per ITU-T Recommendation G.107, the R-Factor value helps you quickly assess the quality-of-experience
for VoIP calls on your network. (counted in both directions - higher of the two counts is reported)

Customizing View
User edit its own View

Create Customize View
Enter the View
Name
Display column
matching this
criteria
Select default sort

Configure their settings
left-to-right order

Flow detail and Comparison
Allows you to view flow details for a single flow or compare flow
Details for up to three flows at once
Details for up to three monitoring periods may be viewed simultaneously, side-by-
side

Change the flow direction of data being displayed (for the selected flow and monitoring period) in the flow
data sub-panel by switching to Z or back to A in the Direction drop down on the flow data subpanel
toolbar and clicking GO.
Change the monitoring period of data being displayed (for the selected flow and flow direction) in the flow
data sub-panel by selecting the desired period from the Period drop down on the flow data sub-panel
toolbar (NRT, Hour, or Day) and clicking GO.
Add a new monitoring period to view data for on a per selected flow basis by clicking the New History
Period link at the top right of the flow data sub-panel within the Flow detail panel for a given flow.
Open another flow for comparison with the first and second by clicking the Find Flow for Comparison
link at the top of the Flow detail panel

PM Statistics: If Twamp/Y.1731 test. Toggles the display of Frame Loss Rate, Frame Delay, and Frame Delay Variation
statistics / charts
Throughput: If Jmep Inline. Toggles the display of throughput and peak throughput statistics / charts and the Throughput
Heat Map
VoIP Statistics: If Codec in Twamp test - Toggles the display of VoIP/VoLTE-related MOS and R-Factor scores / charts
Frame Counts: If Jmep Inline. Toggles the display of the Frame Delay counts
Traffic Analysis: If Jmep Inline and license. Toggles the display of packet count totals, TCP packet count, UDP packet
count, broadcast packet count, and multicast packet count / Traffic Analysis Chart
Frame Sizes: If Jmep Inline and license. Toggles the availability of the Frame Sizes Heat Map

Flow detail
Change the selection in the Direction drop down from A to Z or Z to A
Usually A : Initiator; B: Reflector
Change the monitoring period selection in the Period

NRT: If selected and activated, will display data in graphical format for
preset increments (usually 5 seconds) within the currently configured
Near Real Time interval (usually the last five minutes).
Hour: the selected hour for the current day or 12 am to 1 am for a
previous date
Day: If selected and activated, will display data in graphical format for
preset increments (usually four hours) for the selected date, beginning at
12 am and going to 12 am of the following day.

Flow detail - Add History Period
Add History Period
up to two additional monitoring periods to the Flow detail panel for that flow,
for a total of three, that can be viewed side by side

Flow detail - Add History Period
MFD 2-way
MFD 2-way MFD 2-way

Flow detail - Add others flows
Adding additional flows to the Flow Comparison view for comparison
MFD 2-way

Flow Detail Tabular View
Endpoint/eNB
Name/site
Time Period
Alias Name Measurement Bin
FD1 2-way FD Count 1 < 4ms
FD2 2-way FD Count 2 (>=) 4 and (<) 8 ms
FD3 2-way FD Count 3 (>=) 8 and (<) 16 ms
FD4 2-way FD Count 4 >=16 ms
Interpretation:
TWAMP configured for 10pps
Total samples within 5min
interval = 3000
Result:
FD1 <4ms = 2999
FD2 4ms-8ms = 1
FD3 8ms-16ms = 0
FD4 >16ms = 0

Flow details PM Statistics
Frame Loss Rate (%) The number of lost frames divided by the total number of
frames as reported by the Network Element.
Average Frame Delay (MFD) and Max FD are measured by the Network Element.
Average/Max FD are stored in in milliseconds.
Average FD can be recorded as a oneway or twoway measurement.
On reports, the Average FD is calculated in the A->Z and Z->A direction. The
largest Average FD is shown on the report as the Average FD.
On reports, the Maximum FD is the largest Maximum FD in the A->Z or Z->A
direction
Frame Loss Rate (%) The number of lost frames divided by the total number of
frames as reported in A->Z and Z->A directions. On reports, the FLR is calculated
in the A->Z and Z->A directions. The largest FLR is shown on the report as the
FLR.

Flow details Throughput
Peak and Most recent Throughput : Measured in megabytes, Throughput can be

recorded in the A->Z or Z->A direction. On reports, the largest Average Delivered
Throughput between A->Z and Z->A is shown on the report as the Average
Delivered Throughput.
/ CIR : the KPI is divided by the configured CIR (typically 1G or 100 Mbit/s)
Delivered : From TestHead to Jmep = Downstream (from CPE)

Offered : From Jmep to TestHead = Upstream (from CPE)

SLA profiles / Thresholds
SLA Profiles (Thresholds)

SLA Profile - Thresholds
SLA Profiles is affected at each Flows
A SLA profile includes:

Thresholds for FLR, Avg and Max FD/IFDV, Availability(%), MOS
PM Interval and Monthly Interval
Thresholds values and Profile name depends on your Administrator
When measurement value is > Threshold, then Color coding is:
Warn Minor Major Crit SLA

Thresholds
SLA: Will only display records where the worst record includes a violation at the
SLA level.
Critical+: Will only display records where the worst record includes a violation at
the critical or higher level.
Critical: Will only display records where the worst record includes a violation at
the critical level.
Major+: Will only display records where the worst record includes a violation at
the major or higher level.
Major: Will only display records where the worst record includes a violation at the
major level.
Minor+: Will only display records where the worst record includes a violation at
the minor or higher level.
Minor: Will only display records where the worst record includes a violation at the
minor level.
Warn+: Will only display records where the worst record includes a violation at
the warning or higher level.
Warn: Will only display records where the worst record includes a violation at the
warning level.

PM Reports
Reports
Cognos 1.1.10 is the reporting tools used in NetComplete
Off-the shelf NetComplete provides you capability to run&view pre-defied Viavi

reports and some specific Customer reports
Cognos editor is not included in this training
Viavi pre-defined Report would show all KPI in database. The KPI might be not
available (no result) if the test License is not subscribed

Reports
Interactive Reports
Report which is run interactively in HTML
Report retained on system for a specified period of time
Produce tabular or graphical output
Produce multiple types of output - HTML, PDF, CSV
Monthly SLA
Worst Flows
EndPoint Ranking
Flow Detail
Flow History
SLA Profile
Active Reports (in or XHTML)

Monthly SLA Summary
Detailed Monthly SLA Dashboard
Network Performance Dashboard
Regional SLA Dashboard US/EU/Brazil (Others needs Specific order)

Reports
Report can take a long time to run (10 minutes or more depending on selected
report criteria and other system activities).
Avoid the wait and free up resources by scheduling this report to run on a period
basis. Then, at a convenient time, you can use the View Report
For ad-hoc reports, you can reduce the run time by configuring the report in such
a way that reduces the amount of data to be processed (by using more restrictive
filters, for example).
You could also reduce the run time by using Delivery method
Save the report, and not display it, at a convenient time
Deliver the Report in an email (if SMTP server configured by administrator)
Save as a View, to re-use the input parameter

Run / View Report
Run Report is used to execute a report
View Report is used to view previously executed reports

NetComplete Portal UI Run Report

Running a Report Interactively (Real-Time)
Choose Date Range and list of Flows
Select the Report

Date Range
Provide
Selection
Prompts
Select Filters
Apply Filters
Click Finish
to run now
with defaults

Many reports can take several minutes to be generated. The NetComplete
PM system provides an option for the report to run in the background and
be sent to you later. When you see a message window like this example
Click on the Select a delivery method link to make your selection

PM Reports - Monthly SLA
Display SLA performance for a calendar month, summarizing violations by

hierarchy level and showing adherence to individual key performance indicators
(KPI) metrics, by flow.
The report is based on the SLA metrics calculated for the whole month, and it is
typically scheduled to run monthly, for the previous month.
From the Monthly SLA report, you can click on a flow name to access a Flow
History report for that flow.
Similarly, you can click on a profile name to access an SLA Profile report for that
profile

Monthly SLA Report Output
The Filter
Selected
Count of
Flows and
Flow in SLA
Aggregated KPI
results per Flow

KPI reported
Loop Back?. Indicates whether Loop Back was configured for this SOAM PM Flow (Y for yes, N for no).
Stats 1/2-way?. Shows whether system is configured to collect one-way or two-way Frame Delay (FD) or
Inter-Frame Delay Variation (IFDV) measurements.
CIR (Mbps). Committed Information Rate for the circuit, depending on Flow configuration
Delivered Throughput (Mbps). The bandwidth delivered through the Network Element.
Delivered Throughput/CIR (%). The most recent throughput divided by the most recent CIR defined for
the flow.
Offered Throughput : The bandwidth received at the Network Element
Accepted Throughput : The bandwidth accepted by the Network Element. Accepted Throughput is
based on CIR and EIR.
Average Delivered Throughput: Measured in megabytes, Delivered Throughput can be recorded in the
A->Z or Z->A direction. On reports, the Average Delivered Throughput is calculated in the A->Z and Z->A
direction. The largest Average Delivered Throughput is shown on the report as the Average Delivered
Throughput.
SLA Violation. Indicates whether the flow is in violation of the SLA (Yes) or not (No), based on SLA
threshold value for UAS. If the flow is not in violation, the background color of the cell is green.
Availability (%). The percentage of time the circuit was available for service while meeting or exceeding
the SLA metrics. Availability is calculated by subtracting the UAS value from the reporting period duration
and dividing the result by the reporting period duration. On reports, the smallest availability is displayed.
(computed in both directions lower of the two percentages is reported)

KPI reported
UAS. The number of seconds when the circuit was unavailable for service while not meeting SLA metrics.
UAS is calculated by multiplying the reporting period duration by the Frame Loss Rate (FLR). If there is
no FLR, the UAS is set to the reporting period duration if the Average FD for the reporting period exceeds
the UAS Average FD threshold or the Average IFDV for the reporting period exceeds the UAS Average
IFDV threshold. On reports, the largest UAS is displayed. (UAS is calculated in both directions and the
higher of the two UAS is reported)
FLR (%). The number of lost frames divided by the total number of frames as reported by the Network
Element. On reports, the FLR is calculated in the A->Z and Z->A directions. The largest FLR is shown on
the report as the FLR
FD (ms). Shows the average and maximum frame delay, in milliseconds. FD is measured by the Network
Element and can be recorded as a oneway or twoway measurement. On reports, the Average FD is
calculated in the A->Z and Z->A direction. The largest Average FD is shown on the report as the Average
FD. The Maximum FD is the largest Maximum FD in the A->Z or Z->A direction.
IFDV (ms). Shows the average and maximum frame delay variation, in milliseconds. IFDV is measured
by the Network Element and can be recorded as a oneway or twoway measurement. On reports, the
Average IFDV is calculated in the A->Z and Z->A direction. The largest Average IFDV is shown on the
report as the Average IFDV. The Maximum IFDV is the largest Maximum IFDV in the A->Z or Z->A
direction

Drill Through Links
Detailed Flow
SLA Profile used
History

Worst Flow
Displays the worst Ethernet service flows, letting you prioritize the issues that are
most important to you.
Add filter to Sort By selected KPI and define the number of the Worst N flows to
display
From the Worst Flows report, you can click on a flow name to access a Flow
profile

Worst Flow
Additional KPI / Summary report:

PM Interval Violation Count : Number of PM Interval Violations for the report
period, by severity

Flow History
The Flow History report is a graphical report detailing, for a single flow, per-
direction Ethernet flow unavailability and threshold violations over time
Availability
Avg MOS (if Codec configured)
Avg R-factor (if Codec configured)
FLR - Frame Loss Rate
MFD (Avg) (ms)
Maximum Frame Delay
Averare & Maximum IFDV (ms)
Avg&Min&Max MOS (if Codec configured)
Avg&Min&Max R-factor (if Codec configured)
Offered/Delivered/Accepted Throughput/CIR(If EndPoint is inline)
Peak Offered/Delivered/Accepted Throughput/CIR (If EndPoint is inline)
The Flow History is run for single Flow, selected by user

Flow History
Note the CIR

used

Flow Detail
Report Prompt allow you to select the KPI to Display

Flow Detail
Provide each PM Interval per Flows, selected by the Filter

Flow detail Others KPI
2-way FD Count 1 : Frames with 2 way delay < 4ms during the measurement interval
2-way FD Count 2 Frames with 2 way delay between (>=) 4 and (<) 8 ms during the measurement interval
2-way FD Count 3 Frames with 2 way delay between (>=) 8 and (<) 16 ms during the measurement interval
2-way FD Count 4 Frames with 2 way delay >=16 ms during the measurement interval
1-way Frames OOS - Number of Out of Sequence packets from A to Z (and Z to A) during the measurement interval
1-way Frames Duplicate - Number of Duplicate packets from A to Z (and Z to A) during the measurement interval
Sync % QT-600-10 TWAMP PM monitoring to calculates one way delay metrics based on a clock sync quality assessment.
If the clock sync is acceptable, and Flow configured as a one-way- then the measured one-way FD value is used;
otherwise, the round-trip (two-way) values are divided by 2 to estimate the one-way FD. Percentage is the number of
measurement intervals with accurate clock sync divided by the total measurement
Interval count. (Counted in both directions - higher of the two counts is reported)
Synced Describes the status of clock synchronization between A and Z ends of a flow for TWAMP 1-way measurements.
The quality of 1-way measurements relies on accurate and consistent clocks at each end. Reports the number of
measurement intervals that have accurate clock sync. (Counted in both directions - higher of the two counts is reported)
1-way Total Frames Attempted : Provides a count of total frames attempted, as a one-way measurement. This
measurement is displayed for both the A->Z and Z->A directions.
1-way Frames Lost : Provides a count of frames lost, as a one-way measurement. This measurement is displayed for both
the A->Z and Z->A directions.
1-way UAS Shows the number of unavailable seconds for the flow, as a one-way measurement. This measurement is
displayed for both the A->Z and Z->A directions

End Point Ranking
Report the the Z endpoints of the network that received or transmitted the most
data, in Mbytes, during the specified period of time
Report prompt allow to select the Top N from the Rank By KPI
Customer1
Customer2
Customer3
Customer4
Customer5
Customer6
Drill-down to the Worst Flows History report

Flow Summary
Extends the Worst Flows report, providing additional Accepted Throughput

measurements and the ability to choose which columns to display.
From the Flow Summary report, you can click on a flow name to access a Flow
profile

Flow Summary
Additional KPI / worst flow:
PM Interval Violation Counts : Number of PM Interval Violations for the report

period, by severity:
SLA
Critical
Major
Minor
Warning

SLA Profile
SLA Profile report is a tabular report that displays all of the assigned SLA Profile
threshold values; use this report to verify those values. You can filter the report by
SLA Profile, and you can group the results by KPI or by Severity

SLA Profile Report
For all of the KPIs except for Availability, larger values are worse than smaller values. For Availability,
smaller values are worse than larger values.

Frame Size Histogram
The Frame Size Histogram report provides a histogram of the flow frame size bin
values for a single period or summed over a time range
Requires EndPoint (JMEP) online, and Throughput configured in the Flow,

License

Frame Size Histogram
Empty if Network element non-inline, and / or License not subscribed

Micro-Burst Histogram
This report provides a histogram of Micro-Burst bin values for a flow, over a
period of time
Requires EndPoint (JMEP) online, and Throughput configured in the Flow,

License

Micro-Burst Histogram

Active Reports
Active Reports in NetComplete EtherASSURE
Monthly SLA Summary
Regional SLA Dashboard (Specific Order) US, EMEA, Brazil
Recommendations
Most Active Reports take over 10 minutes to execute, therefore they should be
scheduled to run on a regular interval
The Active Reports should be ran with the This Month date range, this will
display different data for the today, weekly and month to date sections.
The active reports produce files that can exceed 10 megabytes and be very
time consuming for a browser to display
Reports can be emailed, if email is enabled on the server
Active reports can be displayed on an iPad, via the app Cognos IBM Cognos
Mobile

Monthly SLA Summary
The Monthly SLA Summary active report allows Service Providers to understand
which customers are impacted by SLA Violations. It can also be used by a
Service Provider to produce per-customer SLA reports. A summary is provided for
the selected date range.
Pie and Bar charts are provided indicating SLA violations for the chosen
customer(s).
A summary table summarizes network flows and violations by customer/provider.
Choosing a customer within the summary table filters the charts related to only
the selected customer

Monthly SLA Summary



Regional SLA Dashboard
Assigning Flows to Regional SLA Dashboard Icons
During circuit import the A State location must contain a valid entry for the
map to be displayed
US Maps use the 2 character state identifier

Schedule Report
Scheduling Historical PM Reports and Active Reports
Any PM Report or Active Report can be scheduled

Select the PM Report to be scheduled
Create a Report View under the Report View Folder
Select the Schedule Icon next to the Report View to be scheduled
Fill in the Report Scheduled Parameters
Fill in the Report Output and Distribution Parameters
Fill in the Report Parameters
Enter Relative Dates instead of Absolute Dates
Example This Month will include all data from the 1st date of the month until
the date the report is executes
Press the OK Button
The Report is now scheduled and will run at the select time(s)

Creating a Report View
Click on View Report

Then clink on All Views
Click back to the Ethernet Services PM folder

Scheduled Reports
Click on Create a Report View icon for desired report (SLA Profile).

Scheduled Reports
Complete New Report View Wizard by specifying a Name and Location for this entry.

Scheduled Reports
Click on Public Folders when Cognos Connection screen returns.

Scheduled Reports
From Public Folders, choose the desired destination folder or click on New Folder if
required to create a new folder. This example assumes a new folder is required.

Scheduled Reports
Enter a new folder name as desired and click Finish.

Scheduled Reports
Choose desired folder to save the report view (i.e. the one just created) and click OK.

Scheduled Reports
Now that the folder has been created and/or selected, click Finish to save the Report View.

Scheduled
Scheduling a Report View Reports
Locate your newly created report view in the appropriate folder. The new folder should be
found under Public Folders which can be recalled by the link used earlier on the submenu or
from the main panel. Click on the link for the new folder

Scheduled Report
Locate the report view and click on Schedule icon
Modifying a Report Schedule
From the Schedule screen, set the following proprieties for the scheduled job.
1. Set the schedule time according to desired schedule

Frequency: By Day, Week, Month, Year, Trigger
Start Date/Time: Set only if you want job to start on a specific date and time.
End Date/Time: Set only if you want job to stop on a specific date and time.
2. Set the Options by clicking on Override the default values

Formats: Select desired output formats.
Language: Select desired output language (if configured)
Delivery:
Save the report: Select to save report output to disk.
Print the report in PDF format: Select if printer is attached to server
Send a link to the report by email: Select if wish to send link to report in email
rather than attach the report.
3. Edit the email options Select to setup email options such as recipients, mail message,
etc.
4. Select Prompt Values to setup criteria for scheduled job. This will display the appropriate
input screen for the report being scheduled
5. Click Set to display report input screen and set values accordingly.
6. When complete, click Finish
7. Click Ok
Scheduled Reports
Set the required

schedule options for
the job.
Set the Options by

clicking on Override
the default values
Select Edit the Email

Options if desired.
Set the Prompt values

by clicking on Override
the default values and
click on Set to enter
criteria
View a Report Schedule
Click on Enh Reporting then the Report Schedules submenu.

Locate the Schedule you wish to modify and click on the schedule icon. You can reduce the
scope by choosing your own folder and clicking Apply.
View a Previously Executed Scheduled Report
Click on Enh Reporting then navigate to the Report Schedules submenu.

Locate the Schedule you wish to view and click on the View Run History icon
Modify the schedule and click on the OK button when complete.
View report
Select the EthernetPM portal tab from the Portal, then click on View Report and
select the Report type
Click on Actions highlighted below
Hands-on
Hands-on
Compare 2 Flows
Crate your View
Export in PDF a subset of Flow results
From Portal
From Reports
Create and Schedule a summary report
Check the probe status
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PC with NIC connected to the Customer Management Network

Web Browser, as Google Chrome or IE9 or 11 10, enable Popup

The Flow name, the IP address and parameters under test

The Viavi NetComplete Portal IP adress

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PC CPU - Pentium IV 2 GHz or higher

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Tools > Compatibility

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Tools > Internet

General tab, under Browsing History, click Settings.

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Click the Advanced button.

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If an Internet Custom security level is used, the following items must be

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User needs Java1.8 for Reports

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2 - Go to the security tab and click edit site list

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if the Hostname is fully qualified or if you can update your local

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Portal UI is a dashboard designed to give access to the Ethernet PM data

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Export Summary Count and

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PM: The last PM interval.

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Interval filtering update

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Threshold filters only apply to the Network panel and

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Defined by your administrator

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Counts per Interval

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Minor-: Displays counts of threshold violations at the minor, warning, and

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Add your Filter, click on the desire count

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Shortcut to Display the

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Delivered Offered : From TestHead to Jmep (Downstream from CPE)

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Display the Packet Count

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User edit its own View

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