Users Guide
226 | Creating, Running, and Emailing Reports Dell PowerConnect W-AirWave |Version 7.3
Run Now (visible from the expanded Report Definitions menu) allows immediate running of a custom
report as soon as you set the parameters. You must save its definition separately, if you want to remember
the parameters.
Report definitions for other roles section—This section, supported for admin users, displays additional
reports that have been scheduled for other roles. This section of the page adds the Role column, and other
columns are the same.
Each pane includes a Latest Report column with the most recently run reports for each definition and role
created. Run and Delete buttons allow you to select a report from the definitions table to run or delete. Once you
define a report from the Definition page, it appears on the Generated page. The Reports > Definition page is
shown in Figure 162, and Table 126 describes the fields available when you select a specific report definition.
Table 126 Reports > Definition Page Fields and Descriptions
Field Description
Report Definition Displays a field for entering report title and dropdown menu, shown in Figure 163, displaying all
possible report types.
Report Restrictions Displays dynamic fields that include spaces for selecting attributes and entering data relevant to your
selected report type scope such as groups, folders, SSID, Device Search filter, report start and end
times.
Scheduling Options Reveals options for one time or regularly scheduled reporting by selecting Yes. Options include report
frequency, start time, and current system time.
Report Visibility Allows you to determine a report’s visibility according to user role.
Email Options Reveals email address preferences for sending reports by selecting Yes.
Add and Run Allows you to create a report definition and run that report right then.
Run Now Allows you to run any report that has been defined on the spot without saving settings or creating a
new report definition.
Add Saves report definition you just created.