| Help : Query : URL |
In addition to using the forms, queries can be made by passing URL encoded parameters to the InMon Traffic Server.
For example, to find the top five clients of HTTP traffic, sorted by total bytes received.
/its/query/Traffic?tableType=TCP&date=today&sourcePort=80&resultSort=bytes&resultTruncate=5&resultField=destinationAddress,bytes&resultFormat=html
Any tools capable of making http requests is then able to access traffic data. Suitable tools include:
| Perl |
| wget |
| Microsoft Excel |
Tips: Use the form-based interface to make a query and then copy the resulting URL from the top of your browser. Use relative times like today or lastWeek in order to construct queries for periodic reports.
The following queries are URL accessible:
| /its/query/AddressLocation Associate addresses with switch ports. |
| /its/query/AddressMap Map layer 2 to layer 3 addresses. |
| /its/query/Events Obtain a list of the most recent events. |
| /its/query/Events?action=count Count events by type and/or location. |
| /its/query/Host Obtain information on a host. |
| /its/query/Interface Monitor interface counters. |
| /its/query/Monitor&action=query Monitor real-time top talkers. |
| /its/query/Report Create charts and reports. |
| /its/query/RouteMonitor Analyze delay, packet loss and path to remote subnets. |
| /its/query/RoutingTable Query routing tables. |
| /its/query/RRDChart Display RRD charts for selected switch port. |
| /its/query/Traffic Query site-wide, end-to-end traffic flows. |
| /its/query/Service Query bi-directional, client-server, site-wide, end-to-end traffic flows. |