The Network workspace
The ten tabs — Dashboard, Topology, Agents, Path Analysis, Events & Changes, Dependencies, Tests, Metrics, SNMP Traps, Discovery — and what each is for.
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The Network workspace
Network in the left navigation is a workspace of tabs. They are ordered the way an investigation usually runs: what is the overall state, what does the estate look like, which agents are measuring it, where is a path broken, what changed, what depends on what — and then the things you configure.
| Tab | Route | What it is for |
|---|---|---|
| Dashboard | /network/dashboard |
Every test's pass/fail, latency and loss trends, the worst performers, and mesh health across agents. The first stop for "is the network healthy?". |
| Topology | /network/topology |
Agents, targets and discovered devices as a map, with health on each link. Pick a test to overlay its path. |
| Agents | /network/agents |
Register, configure, rotate keys and delete agents; see each one's status, host, capabilities and mesh measurements. The tab badge counts online against registered. |
| Path Analysis | /network/path-analysis |
Hop-by-hop route to a target, per agent, over time — where latency or loss is introduced. |
| Events & Changes | /network/changes |
Chronological network changes and alert transitions: route flips, agents going offline and back, thresholds crossed. |
| Dependencies | /network/dependencies |
From passive observation: what each host actually talks to, the traffic matrix and top talkers — with the completeness of the data stated on every view. |
| Tests | /network/tests |
Create, edit, enable or disable, and review scheduled tests. |
| Metrics | /network/metrics |
Explore the raw latency, loss and jitter series behind the views. |
| SNMP Traps | /network/snmp |
The device registry, live trap stream, poll targets and SNMPv3 users. |
| Discovery | /network/discovery |
What agents have found on their local networks — ARP, mDNS, open ports — where discovery is enabled. |
Everything here is fed by network agents. With none installed the workspace is empty by construction; with one, the Dashboard, Tests and Path Analysis work; the mesh columns, the latency matrix and agent-to-agent bandwidth tests need at least two.
Reading the tabs on a fresh install: the Agents badge is the honest signal. 0/1 means the agent is registered but has not sent a heartbeat — nothing else on the workspace will populate until it does.