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McAfee Web Gateway Dashboard

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Current Version
1
Last Release Date
2014-12-30
Compatible With
  • Nagios Log Server
License
GPL
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Files:
FileDescription
Installation Directions.txtDirections that you need to follow
Mcafee Web Access-1419900928984Dashboard for Nagios Log File Server
NagiosLogServer_v1.xmlMcAfee Web Gateway Log Definition
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McAfee Web Gateway Dashboard
This dashboard allows you to easily see where your web traffic is going if you use McAfee Web Access gateways.
This dashboard is very handy, it has been developed to fill a specific need. That need is a place to at a glance see the performance of multiple internet connections which are being filtered by McAfee Web Access gateways.


You can use the power of Nagios Log server to quickly drill down into the masses of data that you have collected to see issues with users, latency and transferred data

This dashboard could be set to display in a NOC for a brilliant display.
Reviews (1)
byeloyd, January 6, 2015
I can't actually test this, but it looks great for a special niche. I imagine this could go hand-in-hand with a Nagios Network Analyzer info graphic as well.

The only thing I would change is the histograms. Assuming they are top source/destinations, I'd do a donut graph (or pie chart) instead and let the user hover for more details. It's easier on the eyes for fast visualization.

And yes, Sean, I'm serious. :-)