Application Services in Summary View

The Application Services dashboard in Summary view highlights the top five services based on server count over the past seven days, enabling users to quickly identify the most frequently used services for improved monitoring and efficient resource management.

The Application Service Discovery card presents bar charts of application services with the highest server counts over the past seven days, arranged in ascending order. Clicking on a service redirects you to the Application dashboard and displays the selected service as a Sun.

Figure 1: Application Service Discovery Card

Click the Expand icon to view the Application Service Discovery card in an expanded view. The expanded view provides the following information:

Table 1: Application Service Discovery Parameters

Column	Description
Name	Displays the name of the service. Clicking on a service redirects you to the Application dashboard and displays the service as a Sun. For more information, see Viewing the Applications Dashboard with Service as a Sun.
Protocols	Displays the type of protocol advertising the service.
Servers	Displays the number of servers advertising the service. Clicking on the server count redirects you to the Application dashboard, displaying the Clients planet and the selected service as a Sun. For more information, see Viewing Client Information with Service as a Sun.
Infra Devices	Displays the number of unique infrastructure devices from which the service has been learned in the last three hours. Clicking on the infra devices count redirects you to the Application dashboard, displaying the Network planet and the selected service as a Sun. For more information, see Viewing Network Information with Service as a Sun.
Visibility Domain	Displays the type of server visibility to a device or a client. The supported types of server visibility are: RF—Indicates that the server is discovered dynamically over the wireless network. Static—Indicates that the server visibility configured by administrator and advertised based on defined server policies.
Category	Displays the application category. The various categories supported are as follows: Service Discovery—Used to identify and locate services available on a network. All Application Services server are included in this category. Screen Mirroring—Allows a device to duplicate its screen onto another display. For example, AirPlay and Google Cast. Media Streaming—Used for streaming audio or video content from one device to another. For example, AmazonTV and DLNA. Media Print—Supports services related to media handling and network-based printing. For example, AirPrint and DLNA Print Discovery—Used to discover and launch applications on devices. For example, DIAL. Custom—User-defined services.
Role	Displays the roles assigned to a server based on the end user accessing or discovering the service.
VLAN	Displays the VLAN on which servers are learned.
Server Visibility	The supported types of server visibility are: Personal—Indicates user-owned devices managed and controlled by end users. Corporate—Indicates enterprise-owned devices centrally managed by administrators.

Search Bar

In the Application Service Discovery page, you can enter keywords in the search bar to find a specific application from the Application Service Discovery table.

Filters

In the Application Service Discovery page, click the filter icon to view the Filters pop-up window that allows you to filter applications based on Category, Protocols, Device Type, Visibility Domain, User Role, and VLAN.

To remove the filters from the Filters pop-up window, click Clear and then click Apply. Additionally, you can click Clear Filters in the Application Service Discovery page to remove the filters.

Table 2: Filters Pop-Up Window

Table Utilities

You can sort, customize the column visibility, and adjust the width of the columns displayed in the table, as required.

• To sort a column either in ascending or descending, complete the following steps:

  1. Click the column name that you wish to sort.

  2. Perform either of the following:
     
     

     • To sort in ascending order, click the up arrow icon.

     • To sort in descending order, click the down arrow icon.

• To adjust the width of the columns, complete the following steps:

  1. Hover over the left or right edge of the column that you want to adjust.
     
     

     You can identify the edge of the column when the mouse pointer changes to the adjust shape.

  2. Click and drag the edge to adjust the width of the column.
     
     

• To customize columns, reset column sizes, and export table data, complete the following steps:

  1. Click the Table Menu icon.
     
     

     The Actions menu is displayed.

  2. Click Customize Columns.
     
     

     The Customize Columns pop-up window is displayed.

     1. Complete either or both of the following steps as required:

        • Select the column names to enable or disable the visibility of that column in the table.

        • Click and hold the action icon next to the column you wish to move, and drag it to a new position.

        • Click Apply.

        • Click Reset to Defaults to clear the column visibility settings.

     2. Click Reset Column Sizes to reset the column widths.

     3. Click Export to export the Application table data.