Inventory Reports - Extreme Networks EPICenter Guide Manual

Figure 34: An RMON threshold rule for port utilization scoped on a port group
You could create similar port groups for load-shared ports, for example, or for the ports connecting to
critical servers in your network.

Inventory Reports

The EPICenter Reports feature provides HTML reports on many aspects of the devices in the EPICenter
database.
You can view Reports by clicking the Reports icon in the Navigation Toolbar from the EPICenter client,
or you can view Reports directly from a browser without needing to load the EPICenter client—you can
select the View Reports link from EPICenter's browser start-up page.
The Reports feature includes the following reports on the inventory of devices, slots and ports in the
EPICenter database:
Device Inventory Summary listing the Extreme devices in a device group, or of a specific device
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type, including the MAC address, serial number, and current image on the device. From this report
you can view a detailed report for an individual device. If you view the summary by device type, it
also tells you what device groups each device belongs to.
Slot Inventory Summary listing the modules installed in Extreme devices, including the device in
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which the module is located as well as the card serial number.
Port Inventory reports (Interface Report and Unused Ports Report), showing the ports on Extreme
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devices in the database.
The Interface Report shows the administrative, operating, and FDB polling status, configured
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and actual speeds, as well as the device on which the port appears. It shows all ports on your
network by default, but can be filtered by criteria such as IP address, configured or actual speed,
status and so on.
The Unused Ports Report shows the inactive ports in the network, which can be filtered by
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device group, VLAN, or length of time the ports have been inactive. You can view detail reports
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