HP 10Base-T Hub 24M Manual page 41

Running the Browser Interface
Take a moment to review the various gauge components to understand how
the feature works.
Figure 4-6. Gauge Elements
The objects in the figure are described here.
4-10
Attribute
Gauge
Marker
Low
Severity
Region
Attribute
Reading
Attribute. The counter for which the gauge is measuring activity.
Gauge Marker. Refers to the values (0, 25, 60, 75, and 100) that appear
around the edge of the gauge. The markers help you get a numerical sense
of what percent your activity lies.
Attribute Reading. The current level that the activity of the attribute has
reached.
High Watermark Indicator. The interior region of the gauge that indi-
cates the highest reading the attribute has reached in the current session.
Note that the current reading of the Gauge Needle and the High Watermark
Indicator may be different (the High Watermark Indicator maybe higher).
Once you leave the screen, the High Watermark Indicator returns to 0.
Gauge Needle. The black pointer in the center of the gauge that points
to different values on the gauge, indicating levels of activity for the
attribute.
Normal Activity Region. The lower region of the gauge, always shown
in green, indicating a healthy level of attribute activity.
Warning Severity Region. The middle region of the gauge, always
shown in yellow, indicating an increasingly severe level of attribute
activity.
Medium
Severity
Region
Critical
Severity
Region
Gauge
Needle
High Watermark
Indicator (not
shown)