After the adaptive monitoring and the triggered automation are properly defined, the system will execute the flash probe based on the defined frequency. If an alert is detected by flash probe, the network intent will be further executed. To view the adaptive monitoring results, you can use the decision tree or adaptive monitoring data view/trend chart.

Decision Tree

Decision tree provides troubleshooting knowledge and results based on a single device. The results are organized by playbook and types of troubleshooting knowledges.

•View the latest flash probe results: the latest flash probe results can be easily identified by its icon and you can also switch to one of the five most recent time points to view different results.

•View network intent results: network intent execution results can be viewed from triggered automation results.

Refer to Using Decision Tree to Share Troubleshooting Knowledges to learn more about Decision Tree.

Monitoring Data View and Trend Chart

Monitoring Data View and Trend Chart demonstrates the adaptive monitoring results on the dynamic map:

•Monitoring Data View – A special Data View demonstrating the results of Flash Probe and the Monitoring Variable defined in the Adaptive Monitor. You can customize the visual appearance of these results for each device in the dynamic map.

•Trend Chart – A diagram displaying the historical data of Flash Probe, Monitoring Variable, as well as the previous execution results of triggered automation. You can activate the trend chart from either Decision Tree or Monitoring Data View.

Refer to the following topics for more details about Monitoring Data View & Trend Chart:

•Viewing Flash Probe and Monitoring Variable in Monitoring Data View Pane

•Viewing Customized Data Unit in Monitoring Data View

•Using Trend Chart to View Historical Data

•Using Trend Chart to Change Map Time for Monitoring Data View