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Closing The Loop for Effective Network Operations Management:
Cisco Prime Assurance Manager
Figure 1. Cisco Prime Assurance Manager Application Dashboard View
Still more dashboards cover device specifics, interface specifics, details on Voice and Video quality/
performance, and end-user experience. Dashboards also exist for viewing operational data on a site-
by-site basis.
performance, and end-user experience. Dashboards also exist for viewing operational data on a site-
by-site basis.
While all of these dashboards and the dashlets that comprise them are configurable, there are two
further features that make them much more powerful than just a set of standard monitoring screens.
First, they are all linked for context-sensitive cross launching, so as an operator works through the
various views it is possible to drill down from one dashboard to the next, continually focusing in on
deeper and deeper levels of detail. For example, an issue at a specific site might lead to drilling down
to a device-level dashboard for one single device at that site, and then into an interface-level to reveal
current state and activity on a particular interface on that device (and at that site). The same approach
can be used to isolate and drill into details associated with a particular application or end-user.
further features that make them much more powerful than just a set of standard monitoring screens.
First, they are all linked for context-sensitive cross launching, so as an operator works through the
various views it is possible to drill down from one dashboard to the next, continually focusing in on
deeper and deeper levels of detail. For example, an issue at a specific site might lead to drilling down
to a device-level dashboard for one single device at that site, and then into an interface-level to reveal
current state and activity on a particular interface on that device (and at that site). The same approach
can be used to isolate and drill into details associated with a particular application or end-user.
The second powerful and differential feature of Cisco Prime Assurance Manager is the integrated
Device 360 views. These views bring cross-sections of monitoring data together around a particular
managed device, such as alarms, health, configuration changes, and current interface traffic, so that
operators can get a rapid “at a glance” systemic view of everything happening with that particular
device (see Figure 2).
Device 360 views. These views bring cross-sections of monitoring data together around a particular
managed device, such as alarms, health, configuration changes, and current interface traffic, so that
operators can get a rapid “at a glance” systemic view of everything happening with that particular
device (see Figure 2).