Refreshing the list of reports
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In Unscheduled Subreports, click a report type, and then click the double
right arrows to move it to Scheduled Subreports.
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The following subreports require additional information:
Top Event Types: Enter the number of event types, and click OK.
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Top Event Destinations: Enter the number of addresses, and click OK.
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Top Event Sources: Enter the number of addresses, and click OK.
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Event by Classful Destination: Enter the number of networks, and click
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OK.
Event by Classful Source: Enter the number of networks, and click OK.
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To deselect a report, in Scheduled Subreports, click the report, and then
click the double left arrows to move it to Unscheduled Subreports.
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In Report Generation Options, supply the generation options by selecting
from the following:
Report Name: Enter a name for the report.
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Report Format: Choose plain text or HTML from the pull-down list.
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Day to run: Choose the day of the week from the pull-down list.
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Hour to run: Choose the hour from the pull-down list.
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Report period in days: Enter the number of days in the reporting
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period.
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In Report Delivery Method, choose from the following:
Send Via Email: Enter the email address to send the report by email.
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Save To File: Click to save the report to a file.
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Secure Copy: Enter the hostname, directory, and username.
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Click OK to save and exit.
Note: Saved scheduled reports are output to:
software and appliance nodes using
. For example,
type>
The Network Security console provides a way to update the view after each
change to the report table, using Refresh Table.
To refresh the table
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In the Network Security console, do one of the following:
Click Reports > Schedule Reports.
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<report name>.<time stamp>.<file
Rpt3.1085630401.txt
Scheduling reports
on
/usr/SNS/reports
or
Rpt5.1085634000.html
Reporting
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