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Access: WAE Live > Explore and report outputs
Tables in the Explore page enable you to view and filter objects based on their current property values, as well as graph property values (raw data) over time and navigate to related objects. Additionally, all reports generate output in a table format.
Each table lists current information for the selected object type (rows) and properties (columns).
To select any of the following options, click the gear tool.
Note If you select specific interface types from the Explore Interfaces page for use in a report, then the report is only on those interfaces of those selected types. If you select Interfaces as the Object from a Configure Report page, then the report is run on all interfaces regardless of their type.
Filters are available in most of the tables.
– For non-numeric properties, you can filter using these methods.
Example: If you enter LON as the filter in the Interfaces Node column, only interfaces with nodes that include LON in the node name are listed.
Example regex: In this example, the descriptions contain “to=” to identify a region into which an interface is going. To search for all descriptions that contain a to= value that starts with “north” (so it will include iterations such as north, northwest, and northeast) or the description contains a to= value of “south” (but not other iterations, such as southwest), enter the following regular expression.
Example regex: In the Description field, to find all descriptions that do not contain the words “test,” “trial” or “alpha”, enter the following regular expression.
If, however, you want to search on descriptions that contain any one of these three fields, enter the following.
– For numeric properties, you can filter using these methods.
– Operators, such as >, <, and =
Example: If you enter >11894 in the Interfaces Traffic Out column, only interfaces with outbound traffic that is greater than 11894 are listed.