Tunnel and tcp graph chart properties, Saving graphs to a canvas – Dell POWEREDGE M1000E User Manual
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Saving graphs to a canvas
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4. In the Tunnel and TCP area at the bottom of the screen, select the required check boxes for the
statistic you want to graph.
Note that each column represents a different graph.
5. Click Options to set the display options for the graphs.
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Range: The range is from 3 through 30 seconds. The X axis is limited to 30 minutes. The
graph scale starts with 0 minutes and auto scales to draw the statistics. Once the 30
minutes graph is drawn, the first minute data is removed to accommodate the 31st minute
values.
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Global auto scaling: By default, this option is in disabled mode. User can either enable or
disable this option. If enabled, the graph's X-axis scale up to 30 minutes and if it is
disabled, the X-axis will scale up to 10 minutes
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Number of graphs per row: Designate how many graphs you wish to appear in each row.
6. Click Generate.
7. Click Reset to reset all the graphs.
NOTE
Brocade Network Advisor has an option for launching the TCP circuit Performance statistics dialog .
Tunnel and TCP graph chart properties
When a Tunnel and TCP graph displays, you can right-click the graph to access the display
properties.
These properties include:
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Font selection
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Background color selection
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Title text
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Display zoom
These value selections are not persistent. When you close the graph, these values reset to the
default settings.
In addition, you can print the graph and save the graph to a file
Saving graphs to a canvas
Saving graphs is useful when you create customized graphs and do not want to recreate them each
time you access the Performance Monitor window. When you save graphs, you must save them to a
canvas.
The following procedure describes how to save graphs to a new canvas.
1. Open the Performance Monitor window.
2. Create basic or advanced Performance Monitor graphs, as described in
“Advanced performance monitoring graphs”
The graphs display in the Performance Monitor window.