The widgets on each tab are interactive. You can set
filters and drill down into the display to customize the view and
focus on the information you need.
Each widget is structured to display the following information:
1
View
You can sort the data by bytes, sessions,
threats, count, users, content, applications, URLs, malicious, benign,
grayware, phishing, file(name)s, data, profiles, objects, portals,
gateways, and profiles. The available options vary by widget.
2
Graph
The graphical display options are treemap,
line graph, horizontal bar graph, stacked area graph, stacked bar
graph, pie chart, and map. The available options vary by widget
and the interaction experience varies with each graph type. For
example, the widget for Applications using Non-Standard Ports allows
you to choose between a treemap and a line graph.
To drill
down into the display, click on the graph. The area you click on becomes
a filter and allows you to zoom in and view more granular information
about that selection.
3
Table
The detailed view of the data used to render
the graph displays in a table below the graph.
You can click
and set a local filter or a global filter for elements in the table.
With a local filter, the graph is updated and the table is sorted
by that filter.
With a global filter, the view across the
ACC pivots to display only the information specific to your filter.
4
Actions
The following are actions available in the
title bar of a widget:
Maximize view—Allows
you to enlarge the widget and view it in a larger screen space.
In the maximized view, you can see more than the top ten items that
display in the default widget view.
Jump to logs—Allows you to directly navigate to the
logs (MonitorLogs<log-type>). The logs are
filtered using the time period for which the graph is rendered.
If
you set local and global filters, the log query concatenates the
time period and filters and displays only logs that match your filter
set.
Export—Allows you to export the graph as a
PDF.
For a description of each widget, see the details on using the ACC.