Report rules set the parameters of the report to be created, as well as the schedule to run the reports and methods of delivering the reports to users. When creating a report rule, administrators specify the following parameters:
Name |
Description |
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Enabled |
Enable or disable the report. |
Name |
The name of the rule. |
Description |
Optional field for rule description. |
Report language |
Language to use in the report. |
Time range |
Time range for preparation of the report. |
Report format |
Format (PDF, HTML, XML, CSV) of the report. Important! Creating reports in PDF results in a high load on the processor and memory. The larger the report, the higher the load. The Detailed list of all visited URLs and Detailed list of all visited sites reports use CSV format, regardless of the format you select. |
Number of records |
Set a limit on the number of records displayed in reports that have a limit on the number of top records, for example, the top 20 users who encountered errors authenticating in the web console. |
Group by limit (if applicable) |
Set a limit on the number of records displayed in reports that have a limit on the number of grouped records, for example, the top 10 users by category: a maximum of 10 users will be listed for each category. This restriction applies only to report templates that contain grouping. |
Users |
Specify users or user groups for which the report will be created. If not specified, the report will be created for all users. |
Templates |
List of templates used to build the report. You need to add at least one template. |
Schedule |
Select a schedule to generate reports. The available options are:
With the Advanced option, a crontab-like format is used where the date/time string consists of six space-separated fields. The fields specify the time as follows: (minutes: 0-59) (hours: 0-23) (days of the month: 1-31) (month: 1-12) (days of the week: 0-6, where 0 is Sunday). Each of the first five fields can be defined using:
An asterisk or range spacing: used for spacing out values in ranges. The increment is given after a slash. Examples: "2-10/2" means "2,4,6,8,10" while "*/2" in the "hours" field means "every two hours". |
Delivery |
You can optionally send reports to recipients via the SMTP protocol. To do this, specify the following:
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