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| ===== Custom dashboards ===== | ===== Custom dashboards ===== | ||
| You can create custom dashboards and fill them with any widgets: | You can create custom dashboards and fill them with any widgets: | ||
| - | - Click “+” (Add dashboard) on the “Dashboards” panel on the right side of the screen\\ {{: | + | - Click “+” (Add dashboard) on the “Dashboards” panel on the right side of the screen\\ {{: |
| - Fill in information about the new dashboard: | - Fill in information about the new dashboard: | ||
| - Enter a name | - Enter a name | ||
| - | - Configure access. If “For users with roles” is selected, you can mark which roles will have access to this dashboard\\ {{: | + | - Configure access. If “For users with roles” is selected, you can mark which roles will have access to this dashboard\\ {{: |
| - Click “Save” | - Click “Save” | ||
| - Expand the “Widgets, drag from here” panel, choose widgets you want to include, and drag them to the dashboard. | - Expand the “Widgets, drag from here” panel, choose widgets you want to include, and drag them to the dashboard. | ||
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| You can resize widgets by dragging their bottom-right corner.\\ | You can resize widgets by dragging their bottom-right corner.\\ | ||
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| == RTT from subscriber to DPI == | == RTT from subscriber to DPI == | ||
| - | {{ :dpi:dpi_components:dpiui: | + | {{ :dpi:qoe_analytics:qoe_gui: |
| == RTT to subscriber — from server to DPI (if termination was initiated by the client) == | == RTT to subscriber — from server to DPI (if termination was initiated by the client) == | ||
| - | {{ :dpi:qoe:use_cases: | + | {{ :dpi:qoe_analytics:qoe_gui: |
| == TCP protocol features and RTT calculation == | == TCP protocol features and RTT calculation == | ||
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| == RTT from client to DPI equals zero for some flows == | == RTT from client to DPI equals zero for some flows == | ||
| - | {{ :dpi:dpi_components:dpiui: | + | {{ :dpi:qoe_analytics:qoe_gui: |
| This happens if DPI does not receive an ACK from the client for a sent SYN/ACK. | This happens if DPI does not receive an ACK from the client for a sent SYN/ACK. | ||
| It may occur if the client closed the connection physically or sent a RST packet. | It may occur if the client closed the connection physically or sent a RST packet. | ||
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| == Some flows have very high RTT values (tens of seconds) == | == Some flows have very high RTT values (tens of seconds) == | ||
| - | {{ :dpi:dpi_components:dpiui: | + | {{ :dpi:qoe_analytics:qoe_gui: |
| For example, this may occur during a TCP HALF CLOSED CONNECTION, when one side stops sending but still receives data. The transmitting side may send FIN/ACK only after finishing all data transfer, leading to a high RTT value. | For example, this may occur during a TCP HALF CLOSED CONNECTION, when one side stops sending but still receives data. The transmitting side may send FIN/ACK only after finishing all data transfer, leading to a high RTT value. | ||