Cisco Cisco Web Security Appliance S690 Guida Utente
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AsyncOS 9.0.1 for Cisco Web Security Appliances User Guide
Chapter 18 Generate Reports to Monitor End-user Activity
Using the Reporting Pages
Creating Your Custom Report Page
Before You Begin
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Ensure that the modules that you want to add can be added. See
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Delete any default modules that you do not need by clicking the [X] in the top right corner of
those module.
those module.
Step 1
Use one of the following methods to add a module to your custom report page:
Note
Some modules are available only using one of these methods. If you cannot add a module using
one method, try another method.
one method, try another method.
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Navigate to the report page that has the module you want to add, then click the [+] button at the top
of the module.
of the module.
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Go to Reporting > My Reports, click the [+] button at the top of one of the sections, then select the
report module that you want to add. You may need to click the [+] button in each section on the My
Reports page in order to find the module that you are looking for.
report module that you want to add. You may need to click the [+] button in each section on the My
Reports page in order to find the module that you are looking for.
You can add each module only once; if you have already added a particular module to your report, the
option to add it will not be available.
option to add it will not be available.
Step 2
If you add a module that you have customized (for example, by adding, deleting, or reordering columns,
or by displaying non-default data in the chart), customize the modules on the My Reports page.
or by displaying non-default data in the chart), customize the modules on the My Reports page.
Modules are added with default settings. Time range of the original module is not maintained.
Step 3
If you add a chart that includes a separate legend (for example, a graph from the Overview page), add
the legend separately. If necessary, drag and drop it into position beside the data it describes.
the legend separately. If necessary, drag and drop it into position beside the data it describes.
Subdomains vs. Second-level Domains in Reporting and Tracking
In reporting and tracking searches, second-level domains (regional domains listed at
) are treated differently from subdomains, although the two domain
types may appear to be the same. For example:
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Reports will not include results for a two-level domain such as
co.uk
, but will include results for
foo.co.uk
. Reports include subdomains under the main corporate domain, such as
cisco.com
.
•
Tracking search results for the regional domain
co.uk
will not include domains such as
foo.co.uk
,
while search results for
cisco.com
will include subdomains such as
subdomain.cisco.com
.
Printing and Exporting Reports from Report Pages
You can generate a printer-formatted PDF version of any report page by clicking the Printable (PDF)
link at the top-right corner of the page. You can also export raw data as a comma-separated value (CSV)
file by clicking the Export link.
link at the top-right corner of the page. You can also export raw data as a comma-separated value (CSV)
file by clicking the Export link.
Because CSV exports include only raw data, exported data from a Web-based report page may not
include calculated data such as percentages, even if that data appears in the Web-based report.
include calculated data such as percentages, even if that data appears in the Web-based report.