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The NTBA Configuration Summary report displays information on NTBA Appliance configuration. The settings include spambot detection, Manager Presentation, services, collector details, and exporter settings.

Task

  1. Select Manager → <Admin Domain Name> → Reporting → Configuration Reports.
    The Configuration Reports page is displayed.
  2. Click NTBA Configuration Summary link.
    The NTBA Configuration Summary report page with the configuration options is displayed.
    NTBA Configuration Summary report page


  3. Configure the following:
    • Select the Admin Domain for which you want to generate the report from the drop-down list.

      Note

      The admin domain selected in the left pane has no impact on the reports generated. The Admin Domain drop-down list is explicitly to filter the reports that are generated.

    • Select the Output Format from the drop-down list.
    • Click Submit.
    For the selected Admin Domain, the NTBA Configuration Summary report is displayed with the following configuration details:
    1. Spambot Detection
      1. Email Domain
    2. Manager Presentation
      1. The Value of N in Top N lists
      2. Consider Endpoints/Protocols "New" if Seen for First Time Within (days)
      3. Consider Endpoints/Protocols "New" if Seen for First Time With Reference Days As (days)
      4. Consider Endpoints/Protocols "Active" if Seen for First Time Within (days)
    3. Services
      1. Name
      2. Enabled?
      3. Service Details
    4. Collector Details
      1. Listen for flow information on UDP Port
      2. Enable De-duplication
      3. Primary Name Server
      4. Secondary Name Server
      5. Refresh Interval (hours)
    5. Exporter Settings
      1. UDP Port
      2. SNMP Version
      3. Read Only Community String
      4. SNMP Polling Interval Time