Content Panel

The RUCKUS AI feature details are displayed in this area.

When you click an item on the Navigation bar, the related information (tables, lists, graphs, configuration options, and so on) is displayed in the Content panel. The Network Hierarchy filter, Date and Time filter, Schedule icon, and Export icon are displayed in the upper-right corner of the Content panel for the applicable RUCKUS AI features.

Network Hierarchy Filter

The Network Hierarchy filter allows you to modify the scope of data displayed on the Content Panel. The default view is Entire Organization, which consists of the full hierarchy containing all controller clusters, domains, zones, switch groups, AP groups, and individual switches and APs. Use the drop-down list to select the portion of the network for which data will be displayed on the dashboard.

Complete the following steps to navigate within the network hierarchy:
  1. Click Network Hierarchy. The cluster list is displayed.
  2. Select the cluster. The list of domains, zones, and switch groups applicable to the cluster is displayed.
  3. Select the desired domain, zone, or switch group. The respective list of zones, AP groups, or switches is displayed.
  4. Select the zone, AP group, or switch. The respective list of zones, AP groups, or switches is displayed.
  5. As you navigate within the cluster, the selected options are displayed in hierarchical order at the top of the drop-down list. If you want to navigate to one of the previous selections, you can click the option available at the top of the drop-down list.
  6. Alternatively, you can use the filter's search functionality to select a specific AP or Switch. Click in the filter field, begin typing the device attribute, and select from the drop-down list.

    • Searchable AP attributes: Name, Model, MAC Address, or IP Address

    • Searchable switch attributes: Name, Model, MAC Address, or IP Address
  7. After selecting the required option, click Apply to display the information in the Content panel.

Date and Time Filter

You can view elements within the Content panel based on the selected time period. By default, Last 8 Hours is selected. You can select the following predefined date and time filter or customize the date and time by selecting the start and end dates and times from the calendar within the last 90 days:
  • Last 8 Hours: This displays the previous 8 hours of information from the current time. This is the default setting.
  • Last 24 Hours: This displays the previous 24 hours of information from the current time.
  • Last 7 Days: This displays the previous seven days of information from the current time.
  • Last 30 Days: This displays the previous 30 days of information from the current time.
Note: The time selection always reverts to the default upon return to the dashboard from elsewhere in the UI.
Note: Time selection is a global option that affects all the measurements shown on the dashboard.
Complete the following steps to customize the time period:
  1. Click Last 8 Hours. The Calendar is displayed.
  2. Select the start date within the last 90 days.
  3. Select the end date.
  4. For additional data refinement, you may select the desired Hour and Minute in the associated start and end time fields.
  5. If required, in the start and end time fields, select the time in Hours and Minutes during which you want to view the information. If not selected, the current time is selected in the start and end time fields.
  6. Click Apply to save the specified date and time filters. The Content panel is updated per the filters.

Schedule

Complete the following steps to share the information via e-mails, either on-demand or periodically, by configuring a schedule (daily, weekly, and monthly):
  1. Click Schedule. The Add Schedule dialog box is displayed.
  2. Complete the following fields:
    • Name: Enter a name for the report.
    • Description: Enter a description of the report.
    • Schedule: Select the periodicity (day, week, or month) and time at which you want to trigger the report to be run and sent to the email recipients.
      • Every Day: Select the Hours and Minutes.
      • Every Week: Select the Day, Hours, and Minutes.
      • Every Month: Select the Date, Hours, and Minutes.
      • Granularity: Specifies the time interval for which data is aggregated and presented in a scheduled report. The selected time interval directly impacts the level of detail in a report. For example, if you set Granularity to Week, and the report is scheduled to run on a monthly basis, the data points in the report will represent aggregated data for each week in the month.

        The values available for the Granularity option are dependant on the frequency configured in the Schedule option.

        Table 1. Granularity Options for Scheduled Reports
        Report Schedule Granularity
        Day 15 minute, Hour, or Day
        Week 15 minute, Hour, Day, or Week
        Month 15 minute, Hour, Day, Week, or Month

        Default granularity value is defined for existing schedules. For daily and weekly schedule, the default granularity is set to 15 minute, while for monthly schedule, the default granularity is Hour.

    • Format: Select a report format PNG, CSV, or PDF.
      Note: The scheduled report in CSV format is restricted to render a maximum of 50,000 records.
    • Email: The current user's email address appears by default. To add more email recipients, enter the email addresses separated with "," or ";".
  3. Click Add to create a schedule.

Export

Click Export and select the PDF or PNG option to immediately export and download the report locally in PDF or PNG format.

Color Coding for Donut Chart and Graph

The donut charts and graphs exhibit the top 10 results, each identified with a specific color. The highest result is shown in blue, while the lowest result is shown in purple. It is important not to make comparisons between the donut chart and graph based on color codes, as they indicate different types of data. In the following example, the blue color is assigned to the highest result in both the donut chart and the graph, but the data in both the donut chart and the graph is not the same. In the donut chart, the top OS by client count is unknown, while in the graph, the top OS by client count over time at that particular selected date and time is amazon kindle.

Color Coding for Donut Chart and Graph