AppNeta: Current Network Violation Map Dashboard

Learn how to create, filter, and use the Current Network Violation Map dashboard to quickly identify which geographic regions are affected by performance issues across a wide area network.

The course was last updated to align with AppNeta version 18.13.0.

To learn about changes and enhancements released since the last course update, refer to the AppNeta documentation: Release Information.

Roles

• AppNeta tools administrators
• AppNeta users
• Network engineers

Prerequisites

Before taking this course, you should have:

• Access to an AppNeta organization with the Organization Admin, Advanced, or Standard user role.
• Installed Monitoring Points in the relevant organization.
• Configured network monitoring for the environment.
• Assigned any custom tags required to filter the dashboard.

This course assumes familiarity with concepts covered in the following courses:

• Introduction to AppNeta
• AppNeta: Configure Network Monitoring
• AppNeta: Dashboard Fundamentals

Exercises

This course does not contain hands-on exercises.

Completion Criteria

To complete this course, you must pass the final test with a score of 80% or higher.

Upon completion, you will receive:

• A certificate validating the course completion
• The AppNeta GeoMap Dashboard badge

After taking this course, you should be able to:

• Create a Current Network Violation Map dashboard. Create, save, and share an interactive map that displays the current health of WAN paths between Monitoring Points and monitored targets with known geographic locations.
• Filter the dashboard to focus on relevant network paths. Apply filters using system tags, custom tags, and location tags to tailor the dashboard view to your team’s operational needs.
• Effectively use the dashboard’s geographic view and color-coded status. Understand how Monitoring Point sources, targets, and paths are visualized, individually or in aggregated form, and how line color reflects current performance conditions.
• Interact with dashboard elements to access additional details. Click on icons and path lines to explore recent violations, view Monitoring Point details, and open the Network Timeline page for deeper analysis of path performance.