Cisco Cisco Content Security Management Appliance M1070 Mode D'Emploi

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In the Web Reporting Data Availability window, Web Reporting will show disabled only if both Web 

Reporting and Email Reporting are disabled.

All data resource utilization and web traffic trouble spots are shown from this page. By clicking on one 
of the listed Web Security appliance links, you can view reporting data availability for that appliance. 

You can monitor reporting data availability for the preceding day, week, month, or year. If the Security 
Management appliance received less than 100% of the reporting data from the Web Security appliances, 
you can tell immediately that your data may be incomplete. Use the data availability information to 
validate reporting data and to troubleshoot system problems. 

If data availability is used within a scheduled report for URL Categories, and there are gaps in data for 
any of the appliances, the following message is displayed at the bottom of the page: “Some data in this 
time range was unavailable.” If there are no gaps present, nothing appears.

See the 

 for more information on the Data Availability page on the Web Security 

appliance.

To monitor the status of email tracking data, view the Email > Message Tracking > Message Tracking 
Data Availability page. 

The Email Security appliance makes duplicate copies of reporting and tracking data taken from that 
appliance and places copies of the data files into additional folders apart from the default directory. The 
Security Management appliance can then be configured to pull data from one of those folders.

The Message Tracking Data Availability page allows you to view the missing-data intervals for the 
Security Management appliance. A missing-data interval is a period of time during which the Security 
Management appliance received no message tracking data from your organization’s Email Security 
appliances.