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WAN Utilisation Distribution Report

New in version 3.4.1 for NMIS8 and version 4.2.1 for NMIS9

Fixes 95th Percentile calculation in WAN Utilisation Distribution Report and WAN Utilisation Distribution Summary Report:
Prior to version 3.4.1 the reflected value for 95th Percentile should be multiplied by 8 to get the correct value for 95th Percentile in the above-mentioned reports.

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Column order can be customised by setting appropriate group names: group names are sorted ascending: group1 will display before group2, group2 before group3, etc.

Here are the default configuration options as provided in opCommon.nmis:

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The 'first' of the 2 options listed is the default option:

  • The opCommon.nmis code block below has Default WAN Distribution Levels Descending listed first, so in the OMK installation for this opCommon.nmis Default WAN Distribution Levels Descending will be the default.

  • In this example installation, to change the default to Default WAN Distribution Levels Ascending place the Default WAN Distribution Levels Ascending entry first.


Code Block
'report_wan_distributions' => {
  'Default WAN Distribution Levels Descending' => {
    "group4" =>{
      "description" => "<=30%",
      "min" => 0,
      "max" => 30,
    },
    "group3" => {
      "description" => ">30% <=70%",
      "min" => 30,
      "max" => 70,
    },
    "group2" =>{
      "description" => ">70% <=90%",
      "min" => 70,
      "max" => 90,
    },
    "group1" => {
      "description" => ">90%",
      "min" => 90,
      "max" => 1000000, 
    },
  },
  'Default WAN Distribution Levels Ascending' => {
    "group1" =>{
      "description" => "<=30%",
      "min" => 0,
      "max" => 30,
    },
    "group2" => {
      "description" => ">30% <=70%",
      "min" => 30,
      "max" => 70,
    },
    "group3" =>{
      "description" => ">70% <=90%",
      "min" => 70,
      "max" => 90,
    },
    "group4" => {
      "description" => ">90%",
      "min" => 90,
      "max" => 1000000, 
    },
  },
}

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