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- Add network devices that are exporting NetFlow data to Scrutinizer.
- Generate Scrutinizer graphs from NetFlow-exporting elements. You can use the network device's Graphing page in Uptime Infrastructure Monitor to directly call a Scrutinizer instance. A graph that covers a specified time frame is generated, showing the monitored element's bi-directional throughput rates through known ports, which are determined based on use by all known applications.
- Generate Scrutinizer graphs from other Elements. Similar to network devices, you can use other Elements' Graphing pages to generate graphs in Scrutinizer. These graphs will show network traffic from the host, allowing you to pinpoint heavy users. From here, you will be able to select and graph other network traffic data for the host.
- Use an embedded Scrutinizer interface in Uptime Infrastructure Monitor's Global Scan panel. You can access all of Scrutinizer's features, such as the MyView status panel, from the Scrutinizer tab. This, in addition to custom dashboards, allows you to use Global Scan as a central reporting area for various infrastructure views, based on performance metrics from Uptime Infrastructure Monitor and other tools.
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Integrating
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a Scrutinizer Instance with Uptime Infrastructure Monitor
There are two points of Scrutinizer integration within Uptime Infrastructure Monitor:
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