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User Guide for Cisco Secure Access Control System 5.3
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Chapter 11 Monitoring and Reporting in ACS
Working with Portlets
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Authentication Snapshot—Provides a snapshot of authentications in the graphical and tabular
formats for up to the past 30 days. In the graphical representation, the field based on which the
records are grouped together is plotted on the X-axis and the authentications are plotted on the
Y-ax is.
The tabular representation provides the Category; Pass Count; Daily, Weekly, or Monthly Pass
Count; Fail Count; and Daily, Weekly, or Monthly Fail Count. The button at the lower-right
corner of the chart ( ) allows you to toggle between the two views.
• ACS Health—The ACS Health tab provides the system and AAA health of ACS instances. This
information is available in a tabular format.
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System status is determined by the following parameters—CPU utilization, memory utilization,
disk input/output utilization, and disk usage for /opt and /local disk.
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AAA status is determined by RADIUS and TACACS+ latency
Hovering the mouse over the legend (Critical, Warning, Healthy) provides the criteria that
determines the status of the ACS instance. For a detailed graphical representation of the ACS
instance health, click the name of the ACS instance. The ACS health summary report appears. You
can view this report in the Interactive Viewer.
You can configure the tabs in the Dashboard to suit your needs. See Configuring Tabs in the Dashboard,
page 11-6 for more information on how to configure tabs in the Dashboard and add applications to the
tabs.
Related Topics
• Working with Portlets, page 11-4
• Configuring Tabs in the Dashboard, page 11-6
• Adding Applications to Tabs, page 11-7
Working with Portlets
A portlet is a small, self-contained window within a dashboard that displays information in the form of
real-time charts, tabular reports, and so on. Each tab in the Dashboard consists of one or more portlets.
Figure 11-1 shows two portlets from the General tab.