Widget Settings for Dashboard Export

The topic introduces the following setting modes in dashboard widgets:

▪Default Settings Mode

▪All Settings Mode

Default Settings Mode

The following table introduces the options in the default settings mode.

Setting

Explanation

Applicable Widgets

Device

▪All — all devices in the dashboard.

▪Customized — selected devices in the Customized drop-down list.

▪Device Details

▪Configlet by Config Parser

▪Configlet by Design Filter

▪Single Device Data Table

▪Multi-device Data Table

▪Data Table, such as route table, Mac table and NCT table

▪Device Metric Chart

▪Interface Metric Chart

Type

Select the types of property to export.

▪Device — the device properties, such as hostname, management IP address and device type.

▪Interface — the properties of Layer 2 interfaces, IPv4 Layer 3 interfaces and IPv6 Layer 3 interfaces.

▪Module — the device module properties.

See Supported Properties for Export for more details.

▪Device Details

Attach a CSV file for each type of properties

Attach a CSV file for each selected type of property.

▪Device Details

Attach a ZIP file for the data table

Attach a ZIP file containing the data tables of the selected devices.

▪Data Table, such as route table, Mac table and NCT table

Attach a ZIP file for the selected configuration

Attach a ZIP file containing the whole configuration of each selected device.

▪Configlet by Config Parser

▪Configlet by Design Filter

Insert Caption

Insert the caption for the current map page. By default, it is Map Name - Page Name.

▪Map

Interface Filter

Filer interfaces via interface names to export data for them. Separate multiple interfaces names by a comma (,).

Tip: You can use an asterisk (*) as a wildcard. If you leave the field blank, the data of all interfaces will be exported.

▪Interface Metric Chart

To switch to the All Settings mode, click All Settings at the upper-right corner of a widget. Any changes will be automatically saved for next use.

All Settings Mode

The settings in all settings mode contain default settings and advanced settings. The following table introduces the options in advanced settings.

Setting

Explanation

Applicable Widgets

Include widget notes

Export widget notes.

All widgets that can be exported.

Only include the devices that have the data

Only export the devices that have the data. The option is selected by default.

▪Configlet by Config Parser

▪Configlet by Design Filter

▪Device Metric Chart

▪Data Table, such as route table, Mac table, and NCT table

▪Single Device Data Table

Only include the interfaces that have the metric data

Only export the interface data without null metric values. The option is selected by default.

▪Interface Metric Chart

Merge the data of selected devices into one table

Merge the data of all selected devices into one table. If not selected, the data of one device is stored in one table.

▪Single Device Data Table

Time Scope

Specify the time scope for the device metric chart or interface chart.

▪Device Metric Chart

▪Interface Metric Chart

Tip: By default, the system only exports the data with the latest timestamp.

Tip: To switch to the Default Settings mode, click Default Settings at the upper-right corner of a widget. Any changes will be automatically saved for the next use.

Supported Properties for Export

The following table lists the properties that can be exported from the Device Details widget.

Property Type

Property

Device Property

The device properties that can be displayed in the Device Details pane.

N/A

Interface Property

Note: The system only exports the physical interfaces and classifies them into Layer 2 interfaces, IPv4 Layer 3 interfaces and IPv6 Layer 3 interface.

Layer 2 interface

Note: Layer 2 interfaces are identified via the switchport mode property.

▪Hostname

▪Interface Name

▪Speed

▪Duplex

▪Switchport Mode

▪VLAN

▪Native VLAN

▪Trunk Encapsulation

▪Description

Layer 3 interface

Note: Layer 3 interfaces are identified via the switchport mode and IPv4 address properties.

▪Hostname

▪Interface Name

▪IPv4 Address

▪Routing Protocol

▪Multicasting Mode

▪MPLS VRF

▪Inbound ACL

▪Outbound ACL

▪Description

IPv6 Layer 3 interface

Note: IPv6 Layer 3 interfaces are identified via IPv4 address and IPv6 address properties.

▪Hostname

▪Interface Name

▪IPv6 Address

▪IPv6 Link Local Address

▪Routing Protocol

▪Multicasting Mode

▪MPLS VRF

▪Inbound ACL

▪Outbound ACL

▪Description

Module Property

The module properties that can be displayed in the Device Details pane.

N/A