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Data Monitoring - Networks

View and manage the client networks that are monitored by the management console.

Frequently Asked Questions

• Why are there /32 client networks in the Network List? To monitor a multi-tier application where a server initiates client requests to another server, the management console automatically creates a /32 client for each IPv4 server that is added to the management console.
• I cannot delete a /32 client network. Why? To monitor a multi-tier application where a server initiates client requests to another server, CA Application Delivery Analysis automatically creates a /32 client for each IPv4 server. When you delete a server, CA Application Delivery Analysis automatically deletes the corresponding /32 client network.
• What is the incident response for this network? The assigned network type determines the incident response for a client subnetwork. If you have not assigned a network type to a client subnetwork, the network belongs to the default network type which, by default, does not automatically launch a responsive action to a network incident.
• What does the blue arrow menu do? The blue arrow  menu provides commands to enable you to import and export client subnetworks, and find a network.

Property Details

Complete the following fields:

Network Name

Specifies the name of the network as you want it to appear in the management console.

Subnet

Specifies the range of client IP addresses to monitor:

IPv4 client network

Use the following format for IPv4 addresses: x.x.x.x/n, where x.x.x.x is the IPv4 subnet address in dotted notation and n is the number of bits to use for the mask.

Regions

Indicates the number of subnetworks into which you can divide the client subnetwork.

Network Type

Indicates the assigned network type.

More information:

How /32 Client Networks Work

Manage a Multi-Tiered Application

How Network Regions Work

Group Client Networks by Network Type