View Diagnosis Tree (Post-Execution)

After an intent is executed, you can view its Diagnosis Tree (Post-Execution). Each execution result has its independent Diagnosis Tree (Post-Execution).

The display of the Diagnosis Tree (Post-Execution) follows the following rules:

• Different execution states of NI nodes are marked with different colors.
  • The NI will be highlighted in red if executed with alerts generated.
  • The NI will be highlighted in green if executed with no alert generated or even if NI executes abnormally with no alert.
  • The NI will be highlighted in gray if not executed.
• If the Diagnosis node is executed, it will be displayed as the executed state. Otherwise, it will be displayed as the unexecuted state. They will be highlighted with different colors respectively.
• All NI nodes, device nodes, and diagnosis nodes with alerts will turn red.
• The connecting lines before and after the red node also turn red and bold.
• If the Stop node is reached, it will be displayed as the executed state. Otherwise, it will be displayed as the unexecuted state. They will be highlighted with different colors respectively.
• If the upstream NI of the Diagnosis node is not executed, this diagnosis node will not be executed.
• Hovering over an NI node will display the status code generated by the NI.
  
  
• Hovering over the Legend will display 4 kinds of legends.
  

  Category	Node Status
  With Alerts	Current NI with Alert NI with Alert Device with Alert Diagnosis with Alert
  Without Alert	NI without Alert Device without Alert Diagnosis without Alert
  Unexecuted	Unexecuted NI Unexecuted Device Unexecuted Diagnosis
  Others	Stop

Legend is also simplified to divide all nodes into three types:

• Without Alerts (node without alert generated)
• With Alert (node with alert generated)
• Unexecuted (node that has not been executed)
  

  Note: You can double-click the node to open the Detail Pane.

• The source of the current NI result is displayed, which can be:
  • The incident ID if the NI is triggered by TAF. Clicking it can open the corresponding incident pane.
    
    
  • The device probe name if the NI is triggered by PAF. Click it to view the probe definition.
    
    
  • The username of the executor if NI is manually executed.