greenLight's monitoring dashboard allows you to overview your infrastructure in two different formats:
The tabled format displays the devices you monitor in a "view-like-style", with draggable columns that can be clicked on to control the tables' sorting.
By default, the list of servers is sorted by the (overall) status column (first column in displayed figure), which shows whether the server has no problems, minor problems, severe problems or is currently not being monitored at all.
When hovering over the individual sensor status indicators, the dashboard displays detailed information. For e.g. the Lotus Notes Domino monitoring sensor, it shows current Domino server availabilty, last response time, historic minimum and maximum response times, as well the Domino server's task details - the information displayed depends on which sensor you hover over.
Correlation of actual performance data with historic information is one of greenLights' key features: the information about e.g. the historic maximum, minimum and average for a particular statistic allows an administrator to
instantly tell whether a particular value is actually low or high, bad or good.
In addition to the tabled monitoring dashboard, you can also
freely navigate and investigate your environment via a dynamic topology map:
The topology map allows you to add any combination of Notes/Domino specific details to the map, such as Connection documents, Certifiers, Domains, Notes Named Networks (NNN) and Domino clusters. This allows for an instant overview on how your certifiers, domains, notes named networks, connection documents and/or clusters affect your infrastructure.
You can even "fulltext-search" your environment for specific servers, domains, certifiers, etc., and the topology map, of course, also shows the overall status for each server.