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User
Guide

for

the

Cisco

Application

Networking

Manager

5.2
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Chapter
17






Monitoring

Your

Network
Configuring
Historical

Trend

and

Real

Time

Graphs

for

Devices
Select
button

(upper)
Allows
you

to

add

one

or

more

objects

to

a

graph

in

the

monitoring

window
to
compare

the

performance

of

one

object

with

its

peer

for

the

selected
statistics.
Do

the

following:
a.
In
the

graph

that

contains

the

object

you

want

to

replace,

click

the

upper
Select
button.
Note
You
cannot

perform

this

function

from

the

Resource

Usage
graph
window,

which

contains

only

one

Select

button.

This
button
is

used

for

selecting

multiple

statistics

(see

Select

button
(lower) ).
The
Objects

Selector

popup

window

appears.
b.
From
the

Objects

Selector

popup

window,
choose
up

to

four

objects

and
do
one

of

t

he

following:

–

Click

OK

to

return

to

the

graph

window,

which

displays

your
selected
objects.

–

Click

Cancel

to

ignore

any

selections

and

return

to

the

original
graph.
Select
button

(lower)
To
select

multiple

statistics

for

display

in

a

graph

in

the

monitoring

window,
perform
the

following

steps:
a.
In
the

graph
of
the
object

that

you

want
to
add

statistics,

click

the

lower
Select
button

within

the

graph.
The
Select

Stats

pop

up

wi

ndow

appears.
Note
The
Resource

Usage
graph
window

contains
only
one
Select
button;
click

this

button.
b.
From
the

Sel

ect

St

ats

popup

window,
choose
the
statistics
to
add
t

o

the
graph.
You
can

choose

up

to

four

statistics

for

display

in

a

graph

and

the

object
statistics
must

be

of

the

same

unit

of

measure

(for

example,

bytes/sec.).
The
selected

statistics

appear

in

the

existing

object

graph

in

the
monitoring
window.
Do
one

of

the

following:

–

Click

OK

to

return

to

the

graph

window,

which

displays

your
selected
statistics.

–

Click

Set

As

Default

And

Draw

Graph

to

set

the

current

selections
as
the

default

objects

to

graph

and

return

to

the

graph

window,

which
displays
your

selected

statistics.

–

Click

Cancel

to

ignore

any

selections

and

return

to

the

original
graph.
Table
17-17
Historical
Graph

Tools
Tool
Description