1E 23.11 (SaaS)

The top status bar shows high-level statistics similar to the one on the Overview page:

Clicking on any of the icons will take you to the Content tab filtered according to the clicked status icon.

The Subnet list in the left panel shows every subnet in the selected site. By default, the page shows aggregated data for the entire site. You can filter page to examine a specific subnet within the site.

The Bandwidth Usage Per Day (Last 30 days) by Content Source (UTC) tile represents daily download activity in this site over the last 30 days.

A column is displayed for each day where download activity was reported from devices that were in the site on that day. If a device moves into another site, this chart will still show content that it downloaded while it was in this site.

Each column indicates the volume of content that was downloaded over the WAN (in orange) or from Peers (in grey). Hovering over a segment of the column displays the volume of content downloaded on that day.

This view demonstrates the value that Nomad and Delivery Optimization provide through reduced WAN traffic. If the majority of content is being downloaded over the WAN, it could indicate that peers are simply not available (e.g. users working from home) or it could be an indication that Nomad or Delivery Optimization are not correctly configured to optimize content from peers.

The P2P Efficiency by Content Source tile represents the overall peer-to-peer efficiency across the site.

The data is grouped by source (Peers and WAN) and displayed as a donut chart showing the volume of content downloaded from Peers (in grey) and from the source over the WAN (in orange).

This gives an indication of the overall value of Nomad and Delivery Optimization within the site. Ideally, more content will be downloaded from peers than from the source over the WAN, thereby saving network bandwidth.

Where this is not the case, it could be due to many users working remotely without any local peers, or it could be due to configuration settings on the client that are not optimized for peer-to-peer caching and availability.

The Content Title Count by Content Type tile shows the total number of unique Content Titles where there is download activity reported for the latest version of the content within the site. The data is grouped by Content Type.

The app reports on two Content Types:

In a future release these will be expanded to include other content types such as Endpoint Manager Intune applications, Microsoft Store apps.

Hovering over a Content Type segment of the chart displays the count of Content Titles of that type, also represented as a percentage of all Content Titles.

A drawer that opens up when you click on the subnets count. It shows a list of all subnets falling under that location and have downloaded the specified content, with the following functionality:

A drawer that opens up when you click on the device count. It shows a list of all devices falling under that location and have downloaded the specified content.