Reporting Interface

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@XxPatrickxX commented on Tue Jul 07 2015

New feature request, custom reporting module. Thinking of a saveable list of custom reports for your given environment, currently I'm doing direct mysql queries for some of these.

/// show all servers by uptime descending select hostname,uptime from devices where os = "windows" or os = "linux" order by uptime desc

/// Show all warning syslog events

select sysName, timestamp, program,msg from syslog join devices on devices.device_id = syslog.device_id where priority = "warning" limit 50

/// See which device is generating the most syslog entries

select devices.sysname, count(syslog.device_id) as Occurrences from syslog join devices on devices.device_id = syslog.device_id group by syslog.device_id order by Occurrences desc;

/// Show all warning or above syslog events

select * from syslog where priority = "warning" or priority = "critical"

Beyond the above, would be nice if they could have scheduled creation with email notifications....ie daily report style.

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@paulgear commented on Fri Jul 10 2015

:+1: from me - I'd also like to see this in a live dashboard, which I started, but never got back to.

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@brillormen commented on Sun Aug 02 2015

Would be great if you could create "complete" device reports from LibreNMS that includes the following in a CSV or PDF.

Name on device Brand and model on device Software on device If VLAN is tagged or untagged on interfaces IP-interface SFP in which ports Routing-table Connected devices with LLDP I guess all this info is in the database already.

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@Iggybiggy commented on Thu Aug 13 2015

For reporting I would like to be able to see historical data for the following:

Per device/hypervisor - Memory and CPU consumption Storage information: size of disk + size of data on disk to assist in calculating storage growth List of installed software/services. Preferably with version information and parent directory

Network ports - Bandwidth consumption, ingress and egress Traffic flow information - type of traffic traversing port, what logical ports are open/listening, etc. Type of port - 10/100/1000/10GBASE etc. Connected devices - most useful report would be something like a visualization like what ZenMAP (windows GUI for NMAP) does. If it's in a table would be useful to see what device or port is connected on the "next hop." For instance, DNS name of client, or port # on the switch (ge.1.1, etc.)

A report that can group clients by service running. Something like "how many clients on my network are running DHCP, Active Directory, DNS, Print Server?" etc.

Maybe have a report builder tool that allows you to group certain sets of information and arrange them hierarchically.

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@baggar11 commented on Wed Jun 22 2016

Another vote for this. I can see this especially useful in needing to create bandwidth site reports on a monthly basis.

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Network_Monthly_Report_-_Template -Idea.pdf This is how solarwinds create monthly report. best if it can make it into modular meaning to say that we can add or remove what we want to see and what we dont wanna see. Hope this can help you guys :)