A Run Your First Report window appears.

The Report Templates window opens and displays the supported reporting categories in a slide-in pane. A link represents each category. Click a link to view only the supported reports for that category.

For this release, reporting is supported for the following categories:

The Report Templates window displays supported report templates. Each template is represented by a tile and contains information about the report and links to configure (generate) a report. Determine which template you wish to use to generate a report. For example, for a Client report you can create a Client Summary, Client Detail , Top N Summary, Client Trend, or Client Session report. Within each tile are also icons that represent the supported file types for the reports (PDF, CSV, TDE, or JSON).

A Preview window appears for the sample report. Use the side bar in the window to scroll down and review the entire sample report. The following data is presented:

• Applied filters (data filters that were used to build the report).

• Data metrics and summaries

• Graphical representation of the data (including line, bar, and pie graphs).

• Tables that assist you in analyzing the data.

The Generate window opens where you can select a format type for the report, apply data filters for your reports, as well as set up schedules for the actual report generation.

The Select Report Template window opens.

The Template consists of the individual report types within the categories for the release.

You can review an autogenerated sample in the same window.

Click Next. The Setup Report Scope window opens.

Enter a report name in the Report Name field and click in the Scope field to display the available filter. Click the filter options that you want for the report.

Click Next. The Select File Type window opens.

Depending upon the report that you are creating, the following File Type options may be available:

• PDF

• CSV

• Tableau Data Extract

• JSON

For the CSV, JSON, and Tableau Data Extract file types, a Fields option displays that permits you to select attributes (additional fields) for the CSV, JSON, and Tableau Data Extract results.

Click Next. The Schedule Report window opens.

The following Time Range options are available:

• Last 3 hours

• Last 24 hours

• Last 7 days

• Custom

  Note	Clicking Custom opens up fields where you can choose the date and time interval per the specific report type, as well as the time zone (GMT) for the time range.

The following Schedule options are available:

• Run Now

• Run Later

• Run Recurring

You can also select a time zone for the report when configuring with the following Schedule options:

• Custom

• Run Later (One Time)

• Run Recurring

Click Next. The Delivery and Notification window opens.

The options include:

• No delivery/notification: No email or webhook notifications sent.

• Email Report: Email report is sent as a link or attachment.

  Note	If you have not yet configured an SMTP server for the emails, you will be prompted to configure one. Follow the prompts to the Email tab in the GUI to configure a SMTP server. Click System > Settings > External Services > Destinations > Email tab.

  • Link: The email notification of a successfully compiled report has a link back to itself and the Generated Reports page under Reports. You can view and download the report from this link and location.

    Note

    Email notifications with embedded links to reports support up to 20 email addresses. To add multiple email addresses, you need to add each email address separately and press Enter (on your keyboard) after each addition. Cisco DNA Center platform validates the email addresses and notifies you if the syntax is incorrect.

  • Attachment: Report is attached to the email notification.

    Note

    PDF reports support email notification attachments of up to 20-MB in size and up to 10 email addresses. To add multiple email addresses, you need to add each email address separately and press Enter (on your keyboard) after each addition. Cisco DNA Center platform validates the email addresses and notifies you if the syntax is incorrect.

  Cisco DNA Center sends out the following email notifications for the report:

  • Report is in the queue waiting to be processed.

  • Report processing is in progress.

  • Report has successfully been compiled and is completed.

• Webhook Notification: Notification is sent as a webhook to the configured webhook URL address (callback URL). Select a webhook from the drop-down list (Subscription Profile field).

  Note	If you have not yet created a webhook, you will be prompted to create one. Follow the prompts to the Webhook tab in the GUI to configure a webhook. In general, to configure a webhook, click System > Settings > External Services > Destinations > Webhook tab.

  You will receive status webhook notifications for the report. For example, you will receive "In Queue", "In Progress", and "Success" webhook notifications. You will also be able to view these notifications in the GUI.

Click Next. The Summary window opens.

Click the Next button.

After the report is generated, a success window appears.

The Generated Reports window opens with instance details of the report that was scheduled.

The Report Templates window opens and displays the supported reporting categories. A link represents each category. Click a link to view only the supported reports for that category.

For this release, reporting is supported for the following categories:

• Access Point: Reports that provide data about Access Points and Access Point Radios.

• Client: Reports that help with analyzing how the clients are performing in the network.

• Executive Summary: Report that helps with analyzing how devices, applications, and clients are performing in the network.

• Inventory: Report listing devices discovered by Cisco DNA Center.

• Licensing: Reports that lists devices that noncompliant devices and the reasons for noncompliance.

• Network Devices: Reports that provide data about the devices within your network.

• Rogue and aWIPS: Reports that provide data about threats within your network.

• SWIM: Report listing all the devices in network with software and versioning.

• Security Advisories: Report that provides Cisco security advisory information on the network devices.

In the Report Templates window, each template is represented by a tile and contains information about the report and links to configure (generate) a report. Determine which template you want to use to generate a report. For an Access Point report, you can create an AP, AP Radio, or AP Performance report. For the Access Point report, supported file types are CSV, TDE, and JSON.

A window appears for the sample report. Use the side bar in the window to scroll down and review the entire sample report.

The Generate window opens where you can select a format type for the report, apply data filters for your reports, as well as set up schedules for the actual report generation.

To skip this screen in the future, check the Don't show this to me again check box.

You can review an auto generated sample in the same window.

The Setup Report Scope window appears.

Enter a report name in the Report Name field and click in the Scope field to display the available filter. Click the filter options that you want for the report.

Depending upon the report that you are creating, the following File Type options may be available:

• PDF

• CSV

• Tableau Data Extract

• JSON

For the CSV, JSON, and Tableau Data Extract file types, a Fields option displays that permits you to select attributes (additional fields) for the CSV, JSON, and Tableau Data Extract results.

The following Time Range options are available:

• Last 3 hours

• Last 24 hours

• Last 7 days

• Custom

  Note	Clicking Custom opens up fields where you can choose the date and time interval per the specific report type, as well as the time zone (GMT) for the time range.

The following Schedule options are available to schedule the report:

• Run Now

• Run Later (One-Time)

• Run Recurring

Cisco DNA Center also allows you to choose a time zone for the report when configuring with the following Schedule options:

• Custom

• Run Later (One Time)

• Run Recurring

The options include:

• Email Report: Email report is sent as a link or attachment.

  Note	If you have not yet configured an SMTP server for the emails, you will be prompted to configure one. Follow the prompts to the Email tab in the GUI to configure a SMTP server. Click System > Settings > External Services > Destinations > Email tab.

  • As a Link: The email notification of a successfully compiled report has a link back to itself and the Generated Reports page under Reports. You can view and download the report from this link and location.

    Note

    Email notifications with embedded links to reports support up to 20 email addresses. To add multiple email addresses, you need to add each email address separately and press Enter (on your keyboard) after each addition. Cisco DNA Center platform validates the email addresses and notifies you if the syntax is incorrect.

  • As an Attachment: Report is attached to the email notification.

    Note

    PDF reports support email notification attachments of up to 20-MB in size and up to 10 email addresses. To add multiple email addresses, you need to add each email address separately and press Enter (on your keyboard) after each addition. Cisco DNA Center platform validates the email addresses and notifies you if the syntax is incorrect.

  Cisco DNA Center sends out the following email notifications for the report:

  • Report is in the queue waiting to be processed.

  • Report processing is in progress.

  • Report has successfully been compiled and is completed.

• Webhook Notification: Notification is sent as a webhook to the configured webhook URL address (callback URL). Select a webhook from the drop-down list (Subscription Profile field).

  Note	If you have not yet created a webhook, you will be prompted to create one. Follow the prompts to the Webhook tab in the GUI to configure a webhook. In general, to configure a webhook, click System > Settings > External Services > Destinations > Webhook tab.

  Cisco DNA Center sends you the following status webhook notifications for the report:

  • In Queue

  • In Progress

  • Success

Click Next.

After the report is generated, a success window appears.

The Generated Reports window opens with instance details of the report that was scheduled.

The Report Templates window opens and displays the supported reporting categories. A link represents each category. Click a link to view only the supported reports for that category.

For this release, reporting is supported for the following categories:

• Access Point: Reports that provide data about Access Points and Access Point Radios.

• Client: Reports that help with analyzing how the clients are performing in the network.

• Executive Summary: Report that helps with analyzing how devices, applications, and clients are performing in the network.

• Inventory: Report listing devices discovered by Cisco DNA Center.

• Licensing: Reports that lists devices that noncompliant devices and the reasons for noncompliance.

• Network Devices: Reports that provide data about the devices within your network.

• Rogue and aWIPS: Reports that provide data about threats within your network.

• SWIM: Report listing all the devices in network with software and versioning.

• Security Advisories: Report that provides Cisco security advisory information on the network devices.

The Report Templates window displays supported report templates. Each template is represented by a tile and contains information about the report and links to configure (generate) a report. Determine which template you wish to use to generate a report. For example, for a Client report you can create a Busiest Client, Client Summary, Client Detail , Top N Summary, Client Trend - Count and Traffic, or Client Session report. Within each tile are also icons that represent the supported file types for the reports (PDF, CSV, TDE, or JSON).

A window appears for the sample report. Use the side bar in the window to scroll down and review the entire sample report. For some of the client reports, the following data is presented:

• Applied filters (data filters that were used to build the report).

• Data metrics and summaries

• Graphical representation of the data (including line, bar, and pie graphs).

• Tables that assist you in analyzing the data.

The Generate window opens where you can select a format type for the report, apply data filters for your reports, as well as set up schedules for the actual report generation.

The Select Report Template window opens.

Choose the Template from the drop-down lists.

You can review an autogenerated sample in the same window.

Click Next. The Setup Report Scope window opens.

Enter a report name in the Report Name field and click in the Scope field to display the available filter. Click the filter options that you want for the report.

Click Next. The Select File Type window opens.

Depending upon the report that you are creating, the following File Type options may be available:

• PDF

• CSV

• Tableau Data Extract

• JSON

For the CSV, JSON, and Tableau Data Extract file types, a Fields option displays that permits you to select attributes (additional fields) for the CSV, JSON, and Tableau Data Extract results.

Click Next. The Schedule Report window opens.

The following Time Range options are available:

• Last 3 hours

• Last 24 hours

• Last 7 days

• Custom

  Note	Clicking Custom opens up fields where you can choose the date and time interval per the specific report type, as well as the time zone (GMT) for the time range.

The following Schedule options are available:

• Run Now

• Run Later

• Run Recurring

You can also select a time zone for the report when configuring with the following Schedule options:

• Custom

• Run Later (One Time)

• Run Recurring

Click Next. The Delivery and Notification window opens.

The options include:

• Email Report: Email report is sent as a link or attachment.

  Note	If you have not yet configured an SMTP server for the emails, you will be prompted to configure one. Follow the prompts to the Email tab in the GUI to configure a SMTP server. Click System > Settings > External Services > Destinations > Email tab.

  • Link: The email notification of a successfully compiled report has a link back to itself and the Generated Reports page under Reports. You can view and download the report from this link and location.

    Note

    Email notifications with embedded links to reports support up to 20 email addresses. To add multiple email addresses, you need to add each email address separately and press Enter (on your keyboard) after each addition. Cisco DNA Center platform validates the email addresses and notifies you if the syntax is incorrect.

  • Attachment: Report is attached to the email notification.

    Note

    PDF reports support email notification attachments of up to 20-MB in size and up to 10 email addresses. To add multiple email addresses, you need to add each email address separately and press Enter (on your keyboard) after each addition. Cisco DNA Center platform validates the email addresses and notifies you if the syntax is incorrect.

  Cisco DNA Center sends the following email notifications for the report:

  • Report is in the queue waiting to be processed.

  • Report processing is in progress.

  • Report has successfully been compiled and is completed.

• Webhook Notification: Notification is sent as a webhook to the configured webhook URL address (callback URL). Select a webhook from the drop-down list (Subscription Profile field).

  Note	If you have not yet created a webhook, you will be prompted to create one. Follow the prompts to the Webhook tab in the GUI to configure a webhook. In general, to configure a webhook, click System > Settings > External Services > Destinations > Webhook tab.

  You will receive status webhook notifications for the report. For example, you will receive "In Queue," "In Progress," and "Success" webhook notifications. You will also be able to view these notifications in the GUI.

Click Next. The Summary window opens.

Click Next.

After the report is generated, a success window appears.

The Generated Reports window opens with instance details of the report that was scheduled.

The Report Templates window opens and displays the supported reporting categories. A link represents each category. Click a link to view only the supported reports for that category.

For this release, reporting is supported for the following categories:

• Access Point: Reports that provide data about Access Points and Access Point Radios.

• Client: Reports that help with analyzing how the clients are performing in the network.

• Executive Summary: Report that helps with analyzing how devices, applications, and clients are performing in the network.

• Inventory: Report listing devices discovered by Cisco DNA Center.

  If the individual counts for devices (wireless or wired clients, routers, switches, APs, and so on) exceed 200,000, the count is an estimated count.

• Licensing: Reports that lists devices that noncompliant devices and the reasons for noncompliance.

• Network Devices: Reports that provide data about the devices within your network.

• Rogue and aWIPS: Reports that provide data about threats within your network.

• SWIM: Report listing all the devices in network with software and versioning.

• Security Advisories: Report that provides Cisco security advisory information on the network devices.

The Report Templates window displays supported report templates. Each template is represented by a tile and contains information about the report and links to configure (generate) a report. Determine which template you wish to use to generate a report. For example, for an Executive Summary report you can create an Executive Summary report. Within the tile are also icons that represent the supported file types for the reports (PDF).

A window appears for the sample report. Use the side bar in the window to scroll down and review the entire sample report. The following data is presented:

• Data metrics and summaries

• Graphical representation of the data (including line, bar, and pie graphs).

• Tables that assist you in analyzing the data.

The Generate window opens where you can select a format type for the report, apply data filters for your reports, as well as set up schedules for the actual report generation.

The Select Report Template window opens.

Choose the Template from the drop-down lists.

You can review an autogenerated sample in the same window.

Click Next. The Setup Report Scope window opens.

Enter a report name in the Report Name field and click in the Scope field to display the available filter. Click the filter options that you want for the report.

Click Next. The Select File Type window opens.

Depending on the report that you are creating, the following File Type options may be available:

• PDF

• CSV

• Tableau Data Extract

• JSON

For the CSV, JSON, and Tableau Data Extract file types, a Fields option displays that permits you to select attributes (additional fields) for the CSV, JSON, and Tableau Data Extract results.

Click Next. The Schedule Report window opens.

The following Time Range options are available:

• Last 3 hours

• Last 24 hours

• Last 7 days

• Custom

  Note	Clicking Custom opens up fields where you can choose the date and time interval per the specific report type, as well as the time zone (GMT) for the time range.

The following Schedule options are available:

• Run Now

• Run Later

• Run Recurring

You can also select a time zone for the report when configuring with the following Schedule options:

• Custom

• Run Later (One Time)

• Run Recurring

Click Next. The Delivery and Notification window opens.

The options include:

• Email Report: Email report is sent as a link or attachment.

  Note	If you have not yet configured an SMTP server for the emails, you will be prompted to configure one. Follow the prompts to the Email tab in the GUI to configure a SMTP server. Click System > Settings > External Services > Destinations > Email.

  • Link: The email notification of a successfully compiled report has a link back to itself and the Generated Reports page under Reports. You can view and download the report from this link and location.

    Note

    Email notifications with embedded links to reports support up to 20 email addresses. To add multiple email addresses, you need to add each email address separately and press Enter (on your keyboard) after each addition. Cisco DNA Center platform validates the email addresses and notifies you if the syntax is incorrect.

  • Attachment: Report is attached to the email notification.

    Note

    PDF reports support email notification attachments of up to 20-MB in size and up to 10 email addresses. To add multiple email addresses, you need to add each email address separately and press Enter (on your keyboard) after each addition. Cisco DNA Center platform validates the email addresses and notifies you if the syntax is incorrect.

  Cisco DNA Center sends the following email notifications for the report:

  • Report is in the queue waiting to be processed.

  • Report processing is in progress.

  • Report has successfully been compiled and is completed.

• Webhook Notification: Notification is sent as a webhook to the configured webhook URL address (callback URL). Select a webhook from the drop-down list (Subscription Profile field).

  Note	If you have not yet created a webhook, you will be prompted to create one. Follow the prompts to the Webhook tab in the GUI to configure a webhook. In general, to configure a webhook, click System > Settings > External Services > Destinations > Webhook tab.

  You will receive status webhook notifications for the report. For example, you will receive "In Queue," "In Progress," and "Success" webhook notifications. You will also be able to view these notifications in the GUI.

Click Next. The Summary window opens.

Click Next.

After the report is generated, a success window appears.

The Generated Reports window opens with instance details of the report that was scheduled.

The Report Templates window opens and displays the supported reporting categories. A link represents each category. Click a link to view only the supported reports for that category.

For this release, reporting is supported for the following categories:

• Access Point: Reports that provide data about Access Points and Access Point Radios.

• Client: Reports that help with analyzing how the clients are performing in the network.

• Executive Summary: Report that helps with analyzing how devices, applications, and clients are performing in the network.

• Inventory: Report listing devices discovered by Cisco DNA Center.

• Licensing: Reports that lists devices that noncompliant devices and the reasons for noncompliance.

• Network Devices: Reports that provide data about the devices within your network.

• Rogue and aWIPS: Reports that provide data about threats within your network.

• SWIM: Report listing all the devices in network with software and versioning.

• Security Advisories: Report that provides Cisco security advisory information on the network devices.

The Report Templates window displays supported report templates. Each template is represented by a tile and contains information about the report and links to configure (generate) a report. Determine which template you wish to use to generate a report. For example, for an Inventory report you can create an All Data report. Within the tile are also icons that represent the supported file types for the reports (PDF, CSV, or TDE).

A window appears for the sample report. Use the side bar in the window to scroll down and review the entire sample report. The following data is presented:

• Applied filters (data filters that were used to build the report).

• Data metrics and summaries

• Graphical representation of the data (including line, bar, and pie graphs).

• Tables that assist you in analyzing the data.

The Generate window opens where you can select a format type for the report, apply data filters for your reports, as well as set up schedules for the actual report generation.

The Select Report Template window opens.

Choose the Template from the drop-down lists.

You can review an autogenerated sample in the same window.

Click Next. The Setup Report Scope window opens.

Enter a report name in the Report Name field and click in the Scope field to display the available filter. Click the filter options that you want for the report.

Click Next. The Select File Type window opens.

Depending on the report that you are creating, the following File Type options may be available:

• PDF

• CSV

• Tableau Data Extract

• JSON

For the CSV, JSON, and Tableau Data Extract file types, a Fields option displays that permits you to select attributes (additional fields) for the CSV, JSON, and Tableau Data Extract results.

Click Next. The Schedule Report window opens.

The following Time Range options are available:

• Last 3 hours

• Last 24 hours

• Last 7 days

• Custom

  Note	Clicking Custom opens up fields where you can choose the date and time interval per the specific report type, as well as the time zone (GMT) for the time range.

The following Schedule options are available:

• Run Now

• Run Later

• Run Recurring

You can also select a time zone for the report when configuring with the following Schedule options:

• Custom

• Run Later (One Time)

• Run Recurring

Click Next. The Delivery and Notification window opens.

The options include:

• Email Report: Email report is sent as a link or attachment.

  Note	If you have not yet configured an SMTP server for the emails, you will be prompted to configure one. Follow the prompts to the Email tab in the GUI to configure a SMTP server. Click System > Settings > External Services > Destinations > Email.

  • Link: The email notification of a successfully compiled report has a link back to itself and the Generated Reports page under Reports. You can view and download the report from this link and location.

    Note

    Email notifications with embedded links to reports support up to 20 email addresses. To add multiple email addresses, you need to add each email address separately and press Enter (on your keyboard) after each addition. Cisco DNA Center platform validates the email addresses and notifies you if the syntax is incorrect.

  • Attachment: Report is attached to the email notification.

    Note

    PDF reports support email notification attachments of up to 20-MB in size and up to 10 email addresses. To add multiple email addresses, you need to add each email address separately and press Enter (on your keyboard) after each addition. Cisco DNA Center platform validates the email addresses and notifies you if the syntax is incorrect.

  Cisco DNA Center sends the following email notifications for the report:

  • Report is in the queue waiting to be processed.

  • Report processing is in progress.

  • Report has successfully been compiled and is completed.

• Webhook Notification: Notification is sent as a webhook to the configured webhook URL address (callback URL). Select a webhook from the drop-down list (Subscription Profile field).

  Note	If you have not yet created a webhook, you will be prompted to create one. Follow the prompts to the Webhook tab in the GUI to configure a webhook. In general, to configure a webhook, click System > Settings > External Services > Destinations > Webhook tab.

  You will receive status webhook notifications for the report. For example, you will receive "In Queue," "In Progress," and "Success" webhook notifications. You will also be able to view these notifications in the GUI.

Click Next. The Summary window opens.

Click Next.

After the report is generated, a success window appears.

The Generated Reports window opens with instance details of the report that was scheduled.

The Report Templates window opens and displays the supported reporting categories. A link represents each category. Click a link to view only the supported reports for that category.

For this release, reporting is supported for the following categories:

• Access Point: Reports that provide data about Access Points and Access Point Radios.

• Client: Reports that help with analyzing how the clients are performing in the network.

• Executive Summary: Report that helps with analyzing how devices, applications, and clients are performing in the network.

• Inventory: Report listing devices discovered by Cisco DNA Center.

• Licensing: Reports that lists devices that noncompliant devices and the reasons for noncompliance.

• Network Devices: Reports that provide data about the devices within your network.

• Rogue and aWIPS: Reports that provide data about threats within your network.

• SWIM: Report listing all the devices in the network, along with their software and versioning.

• Security Advisories: Report that provides Cisco security advisory information on the network devices.

The Report Templates window displays supported report templates. Each template is represented by a tile and contains information about the report and links to configure (generate) a report. Determine which template you wish to use to generate a report. For example, for a Licensing report you can create an AireOS Controllers Licenses report. Within the tile are also icons that represent the supported file types for the reports (PDF or CSV).

A window appears for the sample report. Use the side bar in the window to scroll down and review the entire sample report. The following data is presented:

• Applied filters (data filters that were used to build the report).

• Data metrics and summaries

• Tables that assist you in analyzing the data.

The Generate window opens where you can select a format type for the report, apply data filters for your reports, as well as set up schedules for the actual report generation.

The Select Report Template window opens.

Choose the Template from the drop-down lists.

You can review an autogenerated sample in the same window.

Click Next. The Setup Report Scope window opens.

In the Report Name field, enter a report name and click inside the Scope field to display the available filter. Click the filter options that you want for the report.

Click Next. The Select File Type window opens.

Depending on the report that you are creating, the following File Type options may be available:

• PDF

• CSV

• Tableau Data Extract

• JSON

For the CSV, JSON, and Tableau Data Extract file types, a Fields option displays that permits you to select attributes (additional fields) for the CSV, JSON, and Tableau Data Extract results.

Click Next. The Schedule Report window opens.

The following Time Range options are available:

• Last 3 hours

• Last 24 hours

• Last 7 days

• Custom

  Note	Clicking Custom displays fields where you can choose the date and time interval for a specific report type, and the time zone (GMT) for the time range.

The following Schedule options are available:

• Run Now

• Run Later

• Run Recurring

You can also select a time zone for the report when configuring with the following Schedule options:

• Custom

• Run Later (One Time)

• Run Recurring

Click Next. The Delivery and Notification window opens.

• Email Report: Email report is sent as a link or attachment.

  Note	If you have not configured an SMTP server for the emails, you are prompted to configure one. Follow the prompts to the Email tab in the GUI to configure an SMTP server. Click System > Settings > External Services > Destinations > Email tab.

  • Link: The email notification of a successfully compiled report has a link to the report and to the Generated Reports page under Reports. You can view and download the report from this location.

    Note

    Email notifications with embedded links to reports support up to 20 email addresses. To add multiple email addresses, you need to add each email address separately and press Enter (on your keyboard) after each addition. Cisco DNA Center platform validates the email addresses and notifies you if the syntax is incorrect.

  • Attachment: Report is attached to the email notification.

    Note

    PDF reports support email notification attachments of up to 20-MB in size and up to 10 email addresses. To add multiple email addresses, you need to add each email address separately and press Enter (on your keyboard) after each addition. Cisco DNA Center platform validates the email addresses and notifies you if the syntax is incorrect.

  Cisco DNA Center sends the following email notifications for the report:

  • Report is in the queue waiting to be processed.

  • Report processing is in progress.

  • Report has successfully been compiled and is completed.

• Webhook Notification: Notification is sent as a webhook to the configured webhook URL address (callback URL). Select a webhook from the drop-down list (Subscription Profile field).

  Note	If you have not yet created a webhook, you are prompted to create one. Follow the prompts to the Webhook tab in the GUI to configure a webhook. In general, to configure a webhook, click System > Settings > External Services > Destinations > Webhook.

  You receive status webhook notifications for the report, for example, In Queue, In Progress, and Success. You are also able to view these notifications in the GUI.

Click Next. The Summary window opens.

Click Next.

After the report is generated, a success window appears.

The Generated Reports window is displayed with instance details of the report that was scheduled.

The Report Templates window opens and displays the supported reporting categories. Each category is represented by link. Click a link to view only the supported reports for that category.

For this release, reporting is supported for the following categories:

• Access Point: Reports that provide data about Access Points and Access Point Radios.

• Client: Reports that help with analyzing how the clients are performing in the network.

• Executive Summary: Report that helps with analyzing how devices, applications, and clients are performing in the network.

• Inventory: Report that lists devices discovered by Cisco DNA Center.

• Licensing: Reports that list noncompliant devices and the reasons for noncompliance.

• Network Devices: Reports that provide data about the devices in your network.

• Rogue and aWIPS: Reports that provide data about threats in your network.

• SWIM: Report that lists the software and version of the devices in your network.

• Security Advisories: Report that provides Cisco security advisory information on the network devices.

The Report Templates window displays supported report templates. Each template is represented by a tile and contains information about the report and links to configure (generate) a report. Determine which template you wish to use to generate a report. For example, for a Network Devices report you can create a Channel Change Count, Network Device Availability, PoE, Port Capacity, Transmit Power Change Count, or VLAN report. Within the tile are also icons that represent the supported file types for the reports (CSV, TDE, or JSON).

A window appears for the sample report. Use the side bar in the window to scroll down and review the entire sample report. The following data is presented:

• Applied filters (data filters that were used to build the report).

• Data metrics and summaries

• Graphical representation of the data (including line, bar, and pie graphs).

• Tables that assist you in analyzing the data.

The Generate window opens where you can select a format type for the report, apply data filters for your reports, as well as set up schedules for the actual report generation.

The Setup the Report Template window opens.

Choose the Template from the drop-down menus.

You can review an auto-generated sample in the same window.

Click Next. The Setup Report Scope window opens.

Enter a report name in the Report Name field and click in the Scope field to display the available filter. Click on the filter options that you want for the report.

Click Next. The Select File Type window opens.

Depending on the report that you are creating, the following File Type options may be available:

• PDF

• CSV

• Tableau Data Extract

• JSON

For the CSV, JSON, and Tableau Data Extract file types, a Fields option will display that permits you to select attributes (additional fields) for the CSV, JSON, and Tableau Data Extract results.

Click Next. The Schedule Report window opens.

The following Time Range options are available:

• Last 3 hours

• Last 24 hours

• Last 7 days

• Custom

  Note	Clicking Custom opens up fields where you can choose the date and time interval per the specific report type, as well as the time zone (GMT) for the time range.

The following Schedule options are available:

• Run Now

• Run Later

• Run Recurring

You can also select a timezone for the report when configuring with the following Schedule options:

• Custom

• Run Later (One Time)

• Run Recurring

Click Next. The Delivery and Notification window opens.

The options include:

• Email Report: Email report is sent as a link or attachment.

  Note	If you have not yet configured a SMTP server for the emails, you will be prompted to configure one. Follow the prompts to the Email tab in the GUI to configure a SMTP server. Click System > Settings > External Services > Destinations > Email.

  • Link: The email notification of a successfully compiled report will have a link back to itself and the Generated Reports page under Reports. You can view and download the report from this link and location.

    Note

    Email notifications with embedded links to reports support up to 20 email addresses. To add multiple email addresses, you need to add each email address separately and press Enter (on your keyboard) after each addition. Cisco DNA Center platform validates the email addresses and notifies you if the syntax is incorrect.

  • Attachment: Report is attached to the email notification.

    Note

    PDF reports support email notification attachments of up to 20-MB in size and up to 10 email addresses. To add multiple email addresses, you need to add each email address separately and press Enter (on your keyboard) after each addition. Cisco DNA Center platform validates the email addresses and notifies you if the syntax is incorrect.

  Cisco DNA Center sends the following email notifications for the report:

  • Report is in the queue waiting to be processed.

  • Report processing is in progress.

  • Report has successfully been compiled and is completed.

• Webhook Notification: Notification is sent as a webhook to the configured webhook URL address (callback URL). Select a webhook from the drop-down menu (Subscription Profile field).

  Note	If you have not yet created a webhook, you will be prompted to create one. Follow the prompts to the Webhook tab in the GUI to configure a webhook. In general, to configure a webhook, click System > Settings > External Services > Destinations > Webhook tab.

  You will receive status webhook notifications for the report. For example, you will receive "In Queue," "In Progress," and "Success" webhook notifications. You will also be able to view these notifications in the GUI.

Click Next. The Summary window opens.

Click Next.

After the report is generated, a success window appears.

The Generated Reports window opens with instance details of the report that was scheduled.

The Report Templates window opens and displays the supported reporting categories. A link represents each category. Click a link to view only the supported reports for that category.

For this release, reporting is supported for the following categories:

• Access Point: Reports that provide data about Access Points and Access Point Radios.

• Client: Reports that help with analyzing how the clients are performing in the network.

• Executive Summary: Report that helps with analyzing how devices, applications, and clients are performing in the network.

• Inventory: Report listing devices discovered by Cisco DNA Center.

• Licensing: Reports that lists devices that noncompliant devices and the reasons for noncompliance.

• Network Devices: Reports that provide data about the devices within your network.

• Rogue and aWIPS: Reports that provide data about threats within your network.

• SWIM: Report listing all the devices in network with software and versioning.

• Security Advisories: Report that provides Cisco security advisory information on the network devices.

The Report Templates window displays supported report templates. Each template is represented by a tile and contains information about the report and links to configure (generate) a report. Determine which template you wish to use to generate a report. For example, for a Rogue and aWIPs report you can create a New Threat or Thread Detail report. Within the tile are also icons that represent the supported file types for the reports (CSV, TDE, or JSON).

A window appears for the sample report. Use the side bar in the window to scroll down and review the entire sample report. The following data is presented:

• Applied filters (data filters that were used to build the report).

• Data metrics and summaries

• Graphical representation of the data (including line, bar, and pie graphs).

• Tables that assist you in analyzing the data.

The Generate window opens where you can select a format type for the report, apply data filters for your reports, as well as set up schedules for the actual report generation.

The Select Report Template window opens.

Choose the Template from the drop-down lists.

You can review an autogenerated sample in the same window.

Click Next. The Setup Report Scope window opens.

Enter a report name in the Report Name field and click in the Scope field to display the available filter. Click the filter options that you want for the report.

Click Next. The Select File Type window opens.

Depending upon the report that you are creating, the following File Type options may be available:

• PDF

• CSV

• Tableau Data Extract

• JSON

For the CSV, JSON, and Tableau Data Extract file types, a Fields option displays that permits you to select attributes (additional fields) for the CSV, JSON, and Tableau Data Extract results.

Click Next. The Schedule Report window opens.

The following Time Range options are available:

• Last 3 hours

• Last 24 hours

• Last 7 days

• Custom

  Note	Clicking Custom opens up fields where you can choose the date and time interval per the specific report type, as well as the time zone (GMT) for the time range.

The following Schedule options are available:

• Run Now

• Run Later

• Run Recurring

You can also select a time zone for the report when configuring with the following Schedule options:

• Custom

• Run Later (One Time)

• Run Recurring

Click Next. The Delivery and Notification window opens.

The options include:

• Email Report: Email report is sent as a link or attachment.

  Note	If you have not yet configured an SMTP server for the emails, you will be prompted to configure one. Follow the prompts to the Email tab in the GUI to configure an SMTP server. Click System > Settings > External Services > Destinations > Email.

  • Link: The email notification of a successfully compiled report has a link back to itself and the Generated Reports page under Reports. You can view and download the report from this link and location.

    Note

    Email notifications with embedded links to reports support up to 20 email addresses. To add multiple email addresses, you need to add each email address separately and press Enter (on your keyboard) after each addition. Cisco DNA Center platform validates the email addresses and notifies you if the syntax is incorrect.

  • Attachment: Report is attached to the email notification.

    Note

    PDF reports support email notification attachments of up to 20-MB in size and up to 10 email addresses. To add multiple email addresses, you need to add each email address separately and press Enter (on your keyboard) after each addition. Cisco DNA Center platform validates the email addresses and notifies you if the syntax is incorrect.

  Cisco DNA Center sends the following email notifications for the report:

  • Report is in the queue waiting to be processed.

  • Report processing is in progress.

  • Report has successfully been compiled and is completed.

• Webhook Notification: Notification is sent as a webhook to the configured webhook URL address (callback URL). Select a webhook from the drop-down list (Subscription Profile field).

  Note	If you have not yet created a webhook, you will be prompted to create one. Follow the prompts to the Webhook tab in the GUI to configure a webhook. In general, to configure a webhook, click System > Settings > External Services > Destinations > Webhook tab.

  You will receive status webhook notifications for the report. For example, you will receive "In Queue", "In Progress", and "Success" webhook notifications. You will also be able to view these notifications in the GUI.

Click Next. The Summary window opens.

Click Next.

After the report is generated, a success window appears.

The Generated Reports window opens with instance details of the report that was scheduled.

The Usage Insights window displays the following information:

• SAVINGS: Displays the time and cost saved on network operation with Cisco DNA Center for a selected time range.

• ROI Insights: Lists the ROI Insights report that is created based on Features, Time Saved, Cost Saved, Usage KPI, Traditional NMS time, Cisco DNA Center time, and Actions.

• Savings Trends: Displays the savings trend of Cost and Time for an ROI Insights report.

  Note	The Savings Trends area appears only if the selected time range is more than a month.

• Traditional NMS: Average time to detect and resolve an issue in the network without Cisco DNA Center.

• Cisco DNA Center: Average time to detect and resolve an issue in the network with Cisco DNA Center.

The Customize ROI Insights area displays the preconfigured Avg. Cost per IT Staff, Currency, No. of IT Staff, and Avg. Annual Hrs Worked.

The Calculation Details window shows how to calculate Time Saved and Cost Saved.

The supported file types for the reports are PDF and CSV.

The Report Templates window opens and displays the supported reporting categories. A link represents each category. Click a link to view only the supported reports for that category.

For this release, reporting is supported for the following categories:

• Access Point: Reports that provide data about Access Points and Access Point Radios.

• Client: Reports that help with analyzing how the clients are performing in the network.

• Executive Summary: Report that helps with analyzing how devices, applications, and clients are performing in the network.

• Inventory: Report listing devices discovered by Cisco DNA Center.

• Licensing: Reports that lists devices that noncompliant devices and the reasons for noncompliance.

• Network Devices: Reports that provide data about the devices within your network.

• Rogue and aWIPS: Reports that provide data about threats within your network.

• SWIM: Report listing all the devices in network with software and versioning.

• Security Advisories: Report that provides Cisco security advisory information on the network devices.

The Report Templates window displays supported report templates. Each template is represented by a tile and contains information about the report and links to configure (generate) a report. Determine which template you wish to use to generate a report. For example, for a Security Advisories report you can create a Security Advisories Data report. Within the tile are also icons that represent the supported file types for the reports (PDF, CSV, or TDE).

A window appears for the sample report. Use the side bar in the window to scroll down and review the entire sample report. The following data is presented:

• Applied filters (data filters that were used to build the report).

• Data metrics and summaries

• Tables that assist you in analyzing the data.

The Generate window opens where you can select a format type for the report, apply data filters for your reports, as well as set up schedules for the actual report generation.

The Select Report Template window opens.

Choose the Template from the drop-down lists.

You can review an autogenerated sample in the same window.

Click Next. The Setup Report Scope window opens.

Enter a report name in the Report Name field and click in the Scope field to display the available filter. Click the filter options that you want for the report.

Click Next. The Select File Type window opens.

Depending upon the report that you are creating, the following File Type options may be available:

• PDF

• CSV

• Tableau Data Extract

• JSON

For the CSV, JSON, and Tableau Data Extract file types, a Fields option displays that permits you to select attributes (additional fields) for the CSV, JSON, and Tableau Data Extract results.

Click Next. The Schedule Report window opens.

The following Time Range options are available:

• Last 3 hours

• Last 24 hours

• Last 7 days

• Custom

  Note	Clicking Custom opens up fields where you can choose the date and time interval per the specific report type, as well as the time zone (GMT) for the time range.

The following Schedule options are available:

• Run Now

• Run Later

• Run Recurring

You can also select a time zone for the report when configuring with the following Schedule options:

• Custom

• Run Later (One Time)

• Run Recurring

Click Next. The Delivery and Notification window opens.

The options include:

• Email Report: Email report is sent as a link or attachment.

  Note	If you have not yet configured an SMTP server for the emails, you will be prompted to configure one. Follow the prompts to the Email tab in the GUI to configure an SMTP server. Click System > Settings > External Services > Destinations > Email.

  • Link: The email notification of a successfully compiled report has a link back to itself and the Generated Reports page under Reports. You can view and download the report from this link and location.

    Note

    Email notifications with embedded links to reports support up to 20 email addresses. To add multiple email addresses, you need to add each email address separately and press Enter (on your keyboard) after each addition. Cisco DNA Center platform validates the email addresses and notifies you if the syntax is incorrect.

  • Attachment: Report is attached to the email notification.

    Note

    PDF reports support email notification attachments of up to 20-MB in size and up to 10 email addresses. To add multiple email addresses, you need to add each email address separately and press Enter (on your keyboard) after each addition. Cisco DNA Center platform validates the email addresses and notifies you if the syntax is incorrect.

  Cisco DNA Center sends the following email notifications for the report:

  • Report is in the queue waiting to be processed.

  • Report processing is in progress.

  • Report has successfully been compiled and is completed.

• Webhook Notification: Notification is sent as a webhook to the configured webhook URL address (callback URL). Select a webhook from the drop-down list (Subscription Profile field).

  Note	If you have not yet created a webhook, you will be prompted to create one. Follow the prompts to the Webhook tab in the GUI to configure a webhook. In general, to configure a webhook, click System > Settings > External Services > Destinations > Webhook tab.

  You will receive status webhook notifications for the report. For example, you will receive "In Queue," "In Progress," and "Success" webhook notifications. You will also be able to view these notifications in the GUI.

Click Next. The Summary window opens.

Click Next.

After the report is generated, a success window appears.

The Generated Reports window opens with instance details of the report that was scheduled.

The Report Templates window opens and displays the supported reporting categories. A link represents each category. Click a link to view only the supported reports for that category.

For this release, reporting is supported for the following categories:

• Access Point: Reports that provide data about Access Points and Access Point Radios.

• Client: Reports that help with analyzing how the clients are performing in the network.

• Executive Summary: Report that helps with analyzing how devices, applications, and clients are performing in the network.

• Inventory: Report listing devices discovered by Cisco DNA Center.

• Licensing: Reports that lists devices that noncompliant devices and the reasons for noncompliance.

• Network Devices: Reports that provide data about the devices within your network.

• Rogue and aWIPS: Reports that provide data about threats within your network.

• SWIM: Report listing all the devices in network with software and versioning.

• Security Advisories: Report that provides Cisco security advisory information on the network devices.

The Report Templates window displays supported report templates. Each template is represented by a tile and contains information about the report and links to configure (generate) a report. Determine which template you wish to use to generate a report. For example, for a SWIM report you can create an All Data report. Within the tile are also icons that represent the supported file types for the reports (PDF, CSV, or TDE).

A window appears for the sample report. Use the side bar in the window to scroll down and review the entire sample report. The following data is presented:

• Applied filters (data filters that were used to build the report).

• Data metrics and summaries

• Tables that assist you in analyzing the data.

The Generate window opens where you can select a format type for the report, apply data filters for your reports, as well as set up schedules for the actual report generation.

The Select Report Template window opens.

Choose the Template from the drop-down lists.

You can review an autogenerated sample in the same window.

Click Next. The Setup Report Scope window opens.

Enter a report name in the Report Name field and click in the Scope field to display the available filter. Click the filter options that you want for the report.

Click Next. The Select File Type window opens.

Depending upon the report that you are creating, the following File Type options may be available:

• PDF

• CSV

• Tableau Data Extract

• JSON

For the CSV, JSON, and Tableau Data Extract file types, a Fields option displays that permits you to select attributes (additional fields) for the CSV, JSON, and Tableau Data Extract results.

Click Next. The Schedule Report window opens.

The following Time Range options are available:

• Last 3 hours

• Last 24 hours

• Last 7 days

• Custom

  Note	Clicking Custom opens up fields where you can choose the date and time interval per the specific report type, as well as the time zone (GMT) for the time range.

The following Schedule options are available:

• Run Now

• Run Later

• Run Recurring

You can also select a time zone for the report when configuring with the following Schedule options:

• Custom

• Run Later (One Time)

• Run Recurring

Click Next. The Delivery and Notification window opens.

The options include:

• Email Report: Email report is sent as a link or attachment.

  Note	If you have not yet configured an SMTP server for the emails, you will be prompted to configure one. Follow the prompts to the Email tab in the GUI to configure a SMTP server. Click System > Settings > External Services > Destinations > Email.

  • Link: The email notification of a successfully compiled report has a link back to itself and the Generated Reports page under Reports. You can view and download the report from this link and location.

    Note

    Email notifications with embedded links to reports support up to 20 email addresses. To add multiple email addresses, you need to add each email address separately and press Enter (on your keyboard) after each addition. Cisco DNA Center platform validates the email addresses and notifies you if the syntax is incorrect.

  • Attachment: Report is attached to the email notification.

    Note

    PDF reports support email notification attachments of up to 20-MB in size and up to 10 email addresses. To add multiple email addresses, you need to add each email address separately and press Enter (on your keyboard) after each addition. Cisco DNA Center platform validates the email addresses and notifies you if the syntax is incorrect.

  Cisco DNA Center sends the following email notifications for the report:

  • Report is in the queue waiting to be processed.

  • Report processing is in progress.

  • Report has successfully been compiled and is completed.

• Webhook Notification: Notification is sent as a webhook to the configured webhook URL address (callback URL). Select a webhook from the drop-down list (Subscription Profile field).

  Note	If you have not yet created a webhook, you will be prompted to create one. Follow the prompts to the Webhook tab in the GUI to configure a webhook. In general, to configure a webhook, click System > Settings > External Services > Destinations > Webhook tab.

  You will receive status webhook notifications for the report. For example, you will receive "In Queue," "In Progress," and "Success" webhook notifications. You will also be able to view these notifications in the GUI.

Click Next. The Summary window opens.

Click Next.

After the report is generated, a success window appears.

The Generated Reports window opens with instance details of the report that was scheduled.

The following information is displayed:

• Report Name: Name of the report.

• If you did not give the report a name, a default name is given to the report that contains the report type with the date and time of the report.

  Note	With this release, the report name becomes a link that opens up a view of the report itself within the Generated Reports window. Also, there is a Download link that is provided to download a copy of the report.

• Schedule: One-time generated report or reoccurring report. Also, there is a brief description of the schedule that generated the report.

• Last Run: Displays report execution status and details. The following report execution status types may be displayed:

  • Not Initiated: Report scheduled but not yet started.

  • In Queue: Report scheduled and in the processing queue to be executed.

  • In Progress: Report currently being executed.

  • Completed: Report execution completed displaying the date and time.

    Clicking on the icon (downward pointing arrow) downloads the last generated report.

  • Expired: Report expired and no longer available in Cisco DNA Center.

  • Error: Report execution failed.

• Reports: Number of reports up to a total of 7.

  Hover (mouse) over the displayed report number and View Report List appears. Click View Report List to display a reports dialog box. The reports dialog box lists all the report executions, their status (Not Initiated, In Queue, In Progress, Completed, Expired, and Error) and a Download button to download a copy. Clicking Error displays any errors and warnings for the report execution.

  Important

  Cisco DNA Center retains a total of 7 reports. Specifically, Cisco DNA Center retains the last 7 reports that are executed, as well as the last 7 reports executed over the last 7 days (week). For example, if you run 8 reports in a single day, Cisco DNA Center will only retain the last 7 reports. If you schedule 1 report for each day, Cisco DNA Center will only keep the most recent 7 reports over the last 7 days (week). You can also export the reports in their various formats from the Cisco DNA Center and archive them to a safe location.

• Format: File format type, for example a PDF or CSV file format.

• Template Category: Type of report based on the catalog options (Client, Executive Summary, SWIM, or Inventory).

• Report Template: Template used when generating the report.

• Actions: List of tasks you can perform with the reports.

You can adjust the downloads that are displayed in the GUI by clicking the Filter icon and using the filter, or entering a keyword in the Find field.

• View Config: Opens a window where the configured parameters for the report are displayed (including the schedule). You can review the configured report parameters in this window. You cannot make any changes to the report configuration in this window. This is a read-only view. If you must edit the configuration, click Edit. You can both view and edit a report configuration by clicking Edit.

• Edit: Opens a window where configured parameters for the report are displayed (including the schedule). You can review the parameters and also edit them in this window. Click Save after making any edits to the report.

  Important

  After you edit and update the report configuration, any future report executions reflect this new configuration. This is important if reports are being generated on a reoccurring schedule. Also, if you edit and update a report configuration, all the previous reports in Cisco DNA Center will be deleted. The GUI displays a warning about the deletion when clicking the Save button in the window. You do not have to make any edits in the configuration to click the Save button and delete all previous reports.

• Duplicate: Opens the Duplicate window where you can either view or configure the parameters for the report. Click Generate Report to generate the report again.

  Note

  If you want to create a new report based on an existing report and its configuration, use the Duplicate option and make changes to the configuration. This permits you to create a new report similar to the existing one, while retaining the existing report and its configuration. If you want to discard the existing report and completely replace it with a new report, use the View Config and Edit options as described previously.

• Run Now: Starts the process to execute the report. A Success message appears after a successful report execution.

  Note	If you try to execute a report and there are seven previous reports, the GUI displays a warning that only the last seven reports are saved. You use the Run Now option when you must generate a report outside of an existing schedule for the reports.

• Delete: Deletes the report. You are prompted to confirm that this action before the report is deleted.