Working with the Dashboard Monitoring

The WSO2 EMM dashboard provides an overview of the registered devices for administrators to manage them efficiently and effectively. Let's take a look at the information provided via the EMM analytics dashboard.

Sections of the dashboard

• Overview
  The overview displays the number of devices for each connectivity status. For more information on the REST API used to display this data, see Getting the Device Connectivity Status Overview.

• • Total: All the devices that have registered with WSO2 EMM.

  • Active: The devices that are registered with WSO2 EMM and are actively communicating with the server.
  • Inactive: The devices that are registered with WSO2 EMM but unable to actively communicate with the server.
  • Removed: The devices that have unregistered from WSO2 EMM.

• Vulnerabilities
  The vulnerabilities section displays the number of devices that are prone to potential vulnerabilities. For more information on the REST API used to display this data, see Getting Potential Device Vulnerability Overview.

• • Non Compliant: Devices that have not complied to the policies enforced on the device by WSO2 EMM.
  • Un-monitored: Devices that have no policy assigned to them.
    
    

• Non-compliant features
  
  This section displays a graphical representation of the number of devices that do not comply with a given policy. For instance, as seen above, the graph indicates that 2 devices do not comply with the WIFI_TEST policy. You can also hover over the relevant bar to get the policy ID/policy feature code and device count.  For more information on the REST API used to display this data, see Getting Policy Non-Compliant Overview.

  Pagination

  The above screen displays the 5 features per page. To change the number of features shown on a page, select a preferred value from the Show features dropdown list.

• Device grouping

  

  This section displays a graphical representation of the number of devices grouped by the device platform and the device ownership. For instance, as seen above, the number of android devices are much higher than any other platform. For more information on the API used to display this data, see Getting a Device Count based on the Device Type.

Filtering Devices

1. Click on a classification by which you want to filter the devices.
   Example: Clicking on Active in the Overview section will generate data based on all the devices that have an Active connectivity status.

2. Select a platform or an ownership type by which you want to further filter the devices.

   You are not able filter devices by multiple platforms or ownership types.

   Example: Filter Active, iOS devices