IoT Dashboard

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The IoT Internet of Things. IoT refers to the internetworking of devices that are embedded with electronics, software, sensors, and network connectivity features allowing data exchange over the Internet. dashboard page contains the following graphs:

• Transport streams — Shows transport streams with most data transferred or device updates
• Devices — Shows devices by device class or battery level

Transport Streams

When the Transport Streams graph is set to show transport streams with most data transferred, it shows a graph of the top five transport streams with most data transfer.

When the Transport Streams graph is set to show transport streams with most device updates, it shows a graph of the top five transport streams with highest number of device updates.

The Transport Streams graph provides a summary of the total number of transport streams. Click on the summary to navigate to the Transport Streams Table and get additional information of the transport streams. For additional information, see Transport Streams Table.

The Transport Streams graph is interactive. Mouse over any segment of the graph to get additional information of that transport stream. Click any segment of the graph to navigate to the Transport Streams Table and get additional graphs and information of that transport stream. For additional information, see Transport Streams Table.

Transport Streams Table

The Transport Streams Table lists the transport streams with the following fields:

• Name - Name of the transport stream
• Type - Type of the transport stream
• Devices - Total number of devices
• Northbound data - Amount of upstream data sent in the transport stream
• Southbound data - Amount of downstream data sent in the transport stream

Click any row in the Transport Streams Table to see the following graphs:

• Devices - Shows number of devices grouped by device classes. For additional information, see Devices.
• Usage - Shows amount of northbound, southbound, and total data transferred at different time periods.

The Transport Streams Table can be sorted by any field and filtered by the Name field.

Devices

When the Devices graph is set to show devices by device class, it shows a graph with top five device classes. When the number of device classes exceeds five, only top five device classes are displayed and the remaining device classes are grouped together under an extra category called Others. When the Devices graph is set to show devices by device class, it shows a color-coded legend with the number of devices in the device class.

When the Devices graph is set to show devices by battery level, it shows a graph with number of devices for each battery level (low, medium, and high). When the Devices graph is set to show devices by battery level, it provides a summary of the total number of devices and the total number of devices whose battery level is unknown. Click on the summary to navigate to the Devices table and get additional information of the devices. For additional information, see Devices Table.

The Devices graph is interactive. Mouse over any segment of the graph to get additional information of that device class or battery level. Click any segment of the graph to navigate to the Device Table and get additional information of that device class or battery level. For additional information, see Devices Table.

Devices Table

The Devices Table lists the devices with the following fields:

• ID - MAC Media Access Control. A MAC address is a unique identifier assigned to network interfaces for communications on a network.  address of the device
• Device Class - Class of the device
• Battery Level - Battery level of the device
• RSSI Received Signal Strength Indicator. RSSI is a mechanism by which RF energy is measured by the circuitry on a wireless NIC (0-255). The RSSI is not standard across vendors. Each vendor determines its own RSSI scale/values. - RSSI Received Signal Strength Indicator. RSSI is a mechanism by which RF energy is measured by the circuitry on a wireless NIC (0-255). The RSSI is not standard across vendors. Each vendor determines its own RSSI scale/values. level of the device
• Last Seen - Time when the device was last active
• Last Reported By - Last AP that reported the device

Click any row in the Devices Table to see the following additional details of the device.

The Device Table can be sorted any field except Device Class. The Device Table can be filtered by ID, Device Class, and Last Reported By fields.