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Follow this procedure to define the parameters:
1
Choose "Network Report Definition" from the main menu.
The Network Report Parameter Definition submenu appears.
2
Choose "Report Parameter Definition" from the submenu.
The Report Parameter Definition screen appears.
3
In the Report Name field, enter Answering Spectrum Graph.
4
In the Use of Name field, choose "In menus and on reports" from the
[Options] menu.
5
In the Style field, choose "Graphic" from the [Options] menu.
The Format, Time Frame, and Nodes to Query fields appear.
6
In the Format field, choose " Answering Spectrum" from the [Options]
menu.
This is the name assigned to the graphic format in Part 1.
Under Report Ranges, the fields which can be defined for this format
are displayed . In this case, the Destination ACD-DN field appears.
7
In the Time Frames field, choose "Day" from the [Options] menu.
Under Report Ranges, the Day field appears.
8
In the Nodes to Query field, choose "By Destination Node" from the
[Options] menu.
The Nodes field appears on the screen.
9
In the Nodes field, enter the address of a node on the network.
10 In the Day field, enter –1 (for the previous day).
If this does not provide enough data for the report, enter –7..-1. This
provides a week's worth of data.
11 Leave the Destination ACD-DN field blank to select all ACD-DNs.
12 In the Output Device field, choose a printer from the [Options] menu.
13 In the [Commands] menu, choose "Print this report" .
It may take several minutes to generate a graph depending on the
number of ACD-DNs on the node and the time interval chosen. The
graph should look something like the graph in Figure 7-10. The number
of pages depends on the number of ACD-DNs in the NAC.
14 To save this graph, select "Save as a new personal report definition"
from the [Commands] menu.
Network Administration Center Supervisor's User Guide Product release 2
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