Connectivity Performance
The Connectivity Performance card provides a quick summary of the selected gateway's overall performance. The Connectivity Performance card is available in default and expanded views.
Figure 1: Connectivity Performance Card for a online gateway
Figure 2: Connectivity Performance Card for a gateway with errors
You can click on Show All to take you to the Alerts page.
The following table describes the default Connectivity Performance card parameters:
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Parameter |
Description |
|---|---|
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Health status and reason |
Indicates the health status and reason of health of the gateway. The health status of a gateway is as follows:
The reason of health of a gateway is as follows:
When the above mentioned alerts are generated, then the corresponding health status of the gateway is displayed in the Gateway Dashboard page. |
|
Usage |
Cumulative data bytes transferred and received by the gateway over the current monitoring window. |
|
Bandwidth Savings |
Indicates the near instant total bandwidth saved (in percentage) through compression for the selected time interval. |
|
Connected Clients |
Displays the number of clients connected to the gateway. |
To view additional details about the gateway connectivity performance, click the expand
icon.
The expanded Connectivity Performance card displays the uplink rate, compression, and throughput graphs of the gateway over the monitoring window. It shows the throughput graph for specific gateway interfaces. You can select the gateway interface from the Interface drop-down list.
Figure 3: Expanded Gateway Connectivity Performance Card
Figure 4: Expanded Gateway Connectivity Performance Card - Frames Charts
The following table describes the expanded Connectivity Performance card parameters:
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Parameter |
Description |
|---|---|
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Uplink Rate |
Shows a graph of the transmitted and received data bytes by the gateway over the current monitoring window. |
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Compression |
Shows a graph of the bandwidth saved and bandwidth used by the gateway over the current monitoring window. |
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Interfaces |
Lists the interfaces on the gateway. By default, All interfaces is set. |
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Throughput |
Shows a graph of the transmitted and received throughput on the selected interface of the gateway over the current monitoring window. |
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Frames |
Shows line charts based on the ratio of categorized-frames-to-total on the number of frames for the selected interface over time. The chart categories are:
You can click on the Show Frames Details to see charts based on the error type (CRC/FCS, Collisions, Runts, or Giants) as well as separate charts for broadcast and multicast frames. Note:
Runts and Giants data can be received from the gateway telemetry only from the 10.6 or later firmware version. |
The following animation shows the connectivity performance graph: