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Interface Utilization

The Interface Utilization report shows the average, maximum, and minimum input and output traffic rate. The report is generated in a tabular form with the calculations shown by each interface.

Report filtering

The following fields filter the results.

Root Organizer Class
The organizer associated with the interfaces to include in the report. The default is /Devices/Network, all network devices.
Device Filter
A complete or partial name of the interfaces to include in the report. Letter case is ignored. A partial name matches all interface names that include it. You may also use a regular expression for this filter.
Start Date / End Date
The first and last dates of the range of dates to include in the report. To select a date from a calendar, click select. The default range is the week ending with the current date.

To generate or refresh the report, click Gener ate. If you want to show all interfaces on the report, check the Show All Interfaces box before clicking Generate.

Report contents

Column Content
Path The path of the device class.
Device The name of the device that contains the interface, with a link to its overview page.
Interface The name of the interface, with a link to its overview page.
Description A description of the interface.
Speed The maximum transfer rate the interface supports, per second.
In Avg The average input traffic through the interface, per second.
Out Avg The average output traffic through the interface, per second.
In Max The maximum input traffic through the interface, per second.
Out Max The maximum output traffic through the interface, per second.
In Min The minimum input traffic through the interface, per second.
Out Min The minimum output traffic through the interface, per second.
95% In Projected date of exhaustion for input traffic.
95% Out Projected date of exhaustion for output traffic.

Note

For the In Max and Out Max values to be calculated, you must have at least eight hours of data; otherwise, the value N/A is returned.

The following image shows the navigation bar at the bottom of the report. To quickly navigate to other pages, select the device name from the popup list. This example has five pages of results from device 10.171.100.107, and one page of results from device 10.171.100.109, and so on.