Configure SitesYou may have sites in your network that do not have a local PacketShaper. ReportCenter lets you configure site reporting so that you can use a small number of PacketShapers, or even just one PacketShaper, to identify and report on traffic to your various remote sites as if each location had a PacketShaper installed. To use Site Reporting you must create a traffic class in the PacketShaper to catch the traffic to each site, and you must also use Define Site Names in the ReportCenter Administrator Console application to add the sites to ReportCenter. ExampleFor this example, assume an international network with four locations managing traffic that uses TCP. One location, in London, houses all of the main servers providing application services. Remote locations each have a NAT firewall that causes all traffic from that site to have the same source IP address. The remote offices are in Hong Kong, Sydney, and Tokyo. Follow these steps to enable Site Reports for each city.
Allow 24 hours for the new traffic classes to appear in ReportCenter. ReportCenter automatically matches the newly discovered traffic classes to the Site names you defined. Site ReportsThe following new reports will be available once you configure Site Reporting and data is pushed to the ReportCenter Server: |
PacketGuide™ for ReportCenter Version 3.1