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- | ======online_reports_module====== | + | {{indexmenu_n> |
+ | ====== | ||
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+ | ===== Purpose of use ===== | ||
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+ | With Online Reports, you can monitor the current state of subscriber traffic in real time to assess the quality of communication across multiple metrics, as well as the state of the network for debugging DPI configuration during initial setup or changes. You can read more about usage scenarios in [[en: | ||
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+ | The composition of the online reports is the same as in the " | ||
+ | - It is set to monitor either only one subscriber or one host. | ||
+ | - Aggregation time can be from 5 seconds (instead of 15 minutes in Netflow), which is practically online visualization. | ||
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+ | ===== Quick Start ===== | ||
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+ | - Go to "QoE analytics" | ||
+ | - Set the value of the " | ||
+ | - Configure flow capture. To do this, click on the "magic wand" button on the " | ||
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+ | < | ||
+ | **Host Flow Capture** – Analysis of traffic to the specified host.</ | ||
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+ | {{en: | ||
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+ | The data collection begins immediately. The graph will fill up over time. | ||
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+ | To control the data collection, there are "Start Data Collection" | ||
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+ | {{en: | ||
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+ | In the "Full raw log" field (under the graph) you can see what flows are currently passing through the selected subscriber / host protocol. \\ | ||
+ | For the selected subscriber / host you can see various reports. The list is on the left side of the window. They are the same as in the Netflow section, but they show the situation online. | ||
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+ | {{en: | ||
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+ | An example of an " | ||
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+ | {{en: | ||
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+ | An example of an " | ||
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+ | ===== Description of additional report settings ===== | ||
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+ | * Settings menu: | ||
+ | * Aggregation period – frequency of data update. | ||
+ | * Window width – here you can select the " | ||
+ | * Device – DPI selection for tracking.\\ In the settings menu you can select the device for which you want to see the report.\\ {{en: | ||
+ | * Settings.\\ You can adjust the report refresh frequency (how often the graph will rebuild and new lines will be added to the report), if necessary.\\ {{en: | ||
+ | * Refresh. | ||
+ | * Cache clearing.\\ The cache is all the data from which the graph was formed. You can clear them and start the graph from a blank state. Once an hour the cache is cleared automatically.\\ {{en: | ||
+ | * Filters dashboard – here you will see the tracked subscribers/ | ||
+ | * Top application protocols – the current protocols of the subscriber / host are displayed here. The color of the protocol corresponds to its color on the graph. | ||
+ | * Traffic by application protocols – here protocols are displayed graphically. You can see the volume of traffic on the vertical axis and time on the horizontal axis. | ||
+ | * Full raw log – here you can see the full information about the subscriber / host. | ||
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+ | ===== Configuration of data collection and aggregation ===== | ||
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+ | ==== Step 1. On the sending side (DPI) ==== | ||
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+ | - Go to "SSG Control" | ||
+ | - In the " | ||
+ | - In the " | ||
+ | - Save the configuration. Select the "Save without verification" | ||
+ | - Restart the configuration. **The traffic will be interrupted!**\\ {{en: | ||
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+ | ==== Step 2. On the receiving side (QoE) ==== | ||
+ | - Go to " | ||
+ | - In the " | ||
+ | - In the " | ||
+ | - Save and restart the configuration.\\ {{en: | ||
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+ | After applying all the settings, [[en: | ||
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+ | ===== Use Cases ===== | ||
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+ | ==== Use case 1. Real-time subscriber traffic analysis ==== | ||
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+ | Live-view report is a way to monitor subscriber traffic in real time with aggregation interval from 5 seconds. This report collects metrics that affect the subscriber' | ||
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+ | {{en: | ||
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+ | The moment the subscriber calls technical support, the support engineer will be able to check: | ||
+ | * whether the subscriber has enough bandwidth or not, | ||
+ | * how a particular web-service is working, | ||
+ | * whether the torrent is jamming the streaming services or not, | ||
+ | * if there are any delays (RTT) in the Wi-Fi network. | ||
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+ | Detailed configuration of online reports is described [[en: | ||
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+ | This functionality is available in [[https:// | ||
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+ | ==== Use Case 2. DPI Configuration Verification ==== | ||
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+ | The real-time network status view is the best tool for debugging DPI configuration during initial configuration as well as changes. | ||
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+ | For example, the ISP can set priorities for protocols as follows: | ||
+ | * YouTube — highest priority (cs_0), | ||
+ | * Skype, WhatsApp — high priority (cs_1), | ||
+ | * Torrent, P2P, Windows updates — low priority (cs_7). | ||
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+ | {{en: | ||
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+ | After making the appropriate settings in the GUI or in the configuration file, you can go to the online report called " | ||
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+ | Detailed configuration of online reports is described [[en: | ||
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+ | This functionality is available in [[https:// |