NetScaler Console service

Export or schedule export of network functions reports

January 8, 2024

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You can generate a comprehensive report for selected network functions such as Load Balancing, Content Switching, Cache Redirection, Global Server Load Balancing (GSLB), Authentication, and NetScaler Gateway in NetScaler Console. This report allows you to have a high-level view of the mapping between the instances, partitions, and the corresponding bound entities (virtual servers, service groups, and services) that are present in the network. You can export these reports in .csv file format.

The report displays the following virtual server data:

NetScaler IP address
Host name
Partition data
Virtual Server name
Type of virtual server
Virtual server
Target LB virtual server

Note

For Content Switching and Cache Redirection virtual servers, the Target LB virtual server column lists all the LB servers, that is, both default servers and policy-based servers.
Service name
Service group name

You can schedule to export these reports to specified email addresses at different intervals. For information on how to set up email notifications, see Create event rules.

Note

For GSLB virtual servers, the network functions report displays only GSLB virtual servers and associated services.

For Content Switching and Cache Redirection virtual servers, the report displays only the bindings to the associated LB servers.

SSL virtual servers are not listed in this report because a separate list of SSL virtual servers is not maintained on NetScaler Console.

When a new report is generated, the older reports are automatically purged from your account.

To export and schedule network functions reports:

Navigate to Infrastructure > Network Functions.
On the Network Functions page, in the right pane, click Generate Report at the top right corner of the page.
On the Generate Report page, you have the following 2 options:
1. Select Export Now tab and click OK.
  
  The report downloads to your system.
  
  The following image shows an example of a network functions report.
2. Select Schedule Report to create a schedule to generate and export reports at regular intervals. Specify the report generation recurrence settings and create an email profile to which the report is exported.
  1. Recurrence - Select Daily, Weekly, or Monthly from the drop-down list box.
  2. Recurrence time - Enter the time in the Hour: Minute in 24-hour format.
  3. Email - Select the check box and then select the profile from the drop-down list box, or click Add to create an email profile.
  4. Slack - Select the check box and then select the profile from the drop-down list box, or click Add to create an email profile.
  Click Enable Schedule to schedule your report and then, click OK. By clicking the Enable Schedule check box, you can generate the selected reports.

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Export or schedule export of network functions reports

January 8, 2024

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January 8, 2024

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Export or schedule export of network functions reports

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