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The NST Network Interface Bandwidth Monitor is an interactive dynamic [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scalable_Vector_Graphics '''SVG''']/[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ajax_(programming) '''AJAX'''] enabled application integrated into the [[Getting_Started#NST_Web_User_Interface_.28WUI.29 | '''NST''' '''WUI''']] for ''monitoring'' Network Bandwidth usage on each configured network interface in pseudo real-time. The image below is an example display of the bandwidth monitoring application for network interface: "'''eth0'''". Also shown is the | The NST Network Interface Bandwidth Monitor is an interactive dynamic [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scalable_Vector_Graphics '''SVG''']/[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ajax_(programming) '''AJAX'''] enabled application integrated into the [[Getting_Started#NST_Web_User_Interface_.28WUI.29 | '''NST''' '''WUI''']] for ''monitoring'' Network Bandwidth usage on each configured network interface in pseudo real-time. The image below is an example display of the bandwidth monitoring application for network interface: "'''eth0'''". Also shown is the included '''Ruler Measurement''' tool overlay to perform time and bandwidth rate analysis. | ||
[[File:Thunderbolt.png|frame|left|'''[[Feature Release Symbol | <center>NST 2.15.0<br /> SVN: 2502</center>]]''']] [[Image:Nstbwmon1.png|center|frame|NST Network Interface Bandwidth Monitor - Single Interface: eth0]] | [[File:Thunderbolt.png|frame|left|'''[[Feature Release Symbol | <center>NST 2.15.0<br /> SVN: 2502</center>]]''']] [[Image:Nstbwmon1.png|center|frame|NST Network Interface Bandwidth Monitor - Single Interface: eth0]] | ||
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* Zoom controls for graph size enlargement and Full Screen viewing. | * Zoom controls for graph size enlargement and Full Screen viewing. | ||
* Crosshairs overlay for exploring time and bandwidth values. | * Crosshairs overlay for exploring time and bandwidth values. | ||
* A Ruler measurement tool overlay for time and bandwidth | * A Ruler measurement tool overlay for time and bandwidth rate analysis. | ||
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This example shows the bandwidth monitoring application for selected network interfaces: "'''em1, em2, em8''' and '''lo'''" on a NST system configured with eleven (11) network interfaces. | This example shows the bandwidth monitoring application for selected network interfaces: "'''em1, em2, em8''' and '''lo'''" on a NST system configured with eleven (11) network interfaces. | ||
[[Image:Nstbwmon2.png|center|frame|NST Network Interface Bandwidth Monitor - Selected Multiple Interfaces: em1, em2, em8 and lo]] | [[Image:Nstbwmon2.png|center|frame|NST Network Interface Bandwidth Monitor - Selected Multiple Interfaces: em1, em2, em8 and lo]] |
Revision as of 22:35, 8 August 2011
Overview / Features
The NST Network Interface Bandwidth Monitor is an interactive dynamic SVG/AJAX enabled application integrated into the NST WUI for monitoring Network Bandwidth usage on each configured network interface in pseudo real-time. The image below is an example display of the bandwidth monitoring application for network interface: "eth0". Also shown is the included Ruler Measurement tool overlay to perform time and bandwidth rate analysis.
The following are key features of the NST Network Interface Bandwidth Monitor tool:
- Graphically monitor Network Bandwidth on each configured network interface within the NST WUI.
- User selectable network interface network interface to monitor.
- Interactive display using dynamic SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics).
- User selectable AJAX query updates providing a pseudo real-time Bandwidth Rate presentation.
- Ajustable graph dimensions for long duration bandwidth monitoring.
- Zoom controls for graph size enlargement and Full Screen viewing.
- Crosshairs overlay for exploring time and bandwidth values.
- A Ruler measurement tool overlay for time and bandwidth rate analysis.
This example shows the bandwidth monitoring application for selected network interfaces: "em1, em2, em8 and lo" on a NST system configured with eleven (11) network interfaces.