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NAME
       report - Displays a DoS Common analytics report.

MODULE
       analytics dos-vis-common

SYNTAX
       Show, save or send a analytics dos-vis-common report using the syntax
       shown in the following sections.

   DISPLAY
	show report view-by [ activity-type | application | attack-id | client-ip | country | country-code | dos-profile | mitigation |
			       protocol | suspected-ip | trigger | vector | virtual ]
	 options:
	  drilldown {
	    {
		entity [ activity-type | application | attack-id | client-ip | country | country-code | dos-profile | mitigation |
			       protocol | suspected-ip | trigger | vector | virtual ]
		values
		{
		  [value ...]
		}
	    } ...
	  }
	  field-fmt
	  include-total
	  include-others
	  limit [number of rows]
	  measures {
	    [measure name ...]
	  }
	  order-by {
	    {
	      measure [ measure name ]
	      sort-type [ asc / desc ]
	    } ...
	  }
	  range [date range]

   SAVE
	save report view-by [ activity-type | application | attack-id | client-ip | country | country-code | dos-profile | mitigation |
			       protocol | suspected-ip | trigger | vector | virtual ]
	 options:
	   drilldown {
	    {
		entity [ activity-type | application | attack-id | client-ip | country | country-code | dos-profile | mitigation |
			       protocol | suspected-ip | trigger | vector | virtual ]
		values
		{
		  [value ...]
		}
	    } ...
	  }
	  file [ file name ]
	  format [ csv-aggregated | csv-time-series | pdf ]
	  include-total
	  include-others
	  limit [number of rows]
	  measures {
	    [measure name ...]
	  }
	  order-by {
	    {
	      measure [ measure name ]
	      sort-type [ asc / desc ]
	    } ...
	  }
	  range [date range]

   SEND
	send-mail report view-by [ activity-type | application | attack-id | client-ip | country | country-code | dos-profile | mitigation |
			       protocol | suspected-ip | trigger | vector | virtual ]
	 options:
	  drilldown {
	    {
		entity [ activity-type | application | attack-id | client-ip | country | country-code | dos-profile | mitigation |
			       protocol | suspected-ip | trigger | vector | virtual ]
		values
		{
		  [value ...]
		}
	    } ...
	  }
	  email-addresses {
	     [email address ...]
	  }
	  format [ csv-aggregated | csv-time-series | pdf ]
	  include-total
	  include-others
	  limit [number of rows]
	  measures {
	    [measure name ...]
	  }
	  order-by {
	    {
	      measure [ measure name ]
	      sort-type [ asc / desc ]
	    } ...
	  }
	  range [date range]
	  smtp-config-override [ smtp configuration object name ]

DESCRIPTION
       Use this command to generate DoS Common analytics reports. You can
       generate a DoS Common analytics report for the following entities:

       o    activity-type - Tells whether a transaction was created by client
	    regular activity or due to BIG-IP internal activity/injected
	    JavaScripts.

       o    application - Application services.

       o    attack-id - Attack's unique ID.

       o    client-ip - A single client identified by an IP address.

       o    country - The name of the country from which the traffic arrived.

       o    country-code - An ISO 3166-1 Alpha-2 country code from which the
	    traffic arrived.

       o    dos-profile - Name of the DoS Profile involved in classifying
	    relevant traffic as attack.

       o    mitigation - The mitigation of the attack.

       o    protocol - The protocol that was attacked (HTTP/SIP/DNS/L3).

       o    suspected-ip - Is this IP suspected by dos module as "attacking".

       o    trigger - The trigger of the attack.

       o    vector - The vector of the attack.

       o    virtual - Name of the virtual server.

       Different measures are collected for each of these entities and can be
       a part of the report request.

EXAMPLES
       show analytics dos-vis-common report view-by activity-type

       show analytics dos-vis-common report view-by activity-type drilldown {
       { entity virtual values { virtual_1 virtual_2 } } }

       send-mail analytics dos-vis-common report view-by activity-type
       measures { network-dropped-requests-per-second } limit 20 order-by { {
       measure network-dropped-requests-per-second sort-type desc } } format
       pdf email-addresses { some.one@someaddress.com }

       For more syntactical examples, see the tmsh help manual for analytics
       report.

OPTIONS
       device
	    Specifies a BIG-IP device on which to generate a report.
	    (Enterprise Manager only)

       device-list
	    Specifies a custom list of BIG-IP devices on which to generate a
	    report. (Enterprise Manager only)

       drilldown
	    Specifies specific entities that are used as a filter.

       email-addresses
	    Specifies the list of email addresses to which the report file is
	    sent when using the send-mail command.

       file Specifies the exported file path to be saved when using the save
	    command. The file name should be simple (not a full path).

       format
	    Specifies the exported file format to be saved or sent. This
	    option must be specified when using the save or send-mail
	    commands.

       include-others
	    Specifies that the grand total for the measure is displayed for
	    all entities, except for those shown in the result. It can be used
	    along with include-total.

       include-total
	    Specifies that a total summary row should be added to the
	    analytics report. For average measures, the total value is also an
	    average.

       limit
	    Specifies the maximum number of rows/entities in the output result
	    set/file. The default value is 10, not including the total
	    row/entity. The maximum value is 1000.

       measures
	    Specifies a list of measures that can be used with the chosen
	    entity type. The options are:

	    attacks-count
		 Number of distinct attacks.

	    average-tps
		 Average number of transactions per second (tps).

	    dns-hits-count
		 The total number of DNS packets.

	    http-transactions
		 The absolute number of transactions for each entity.

	    network-allowed-requests
		 Total number of attacking network requests that were allowed
		 by AFM.

	    network-allowed-requests-per-second
		 Average number of network-attacking requests allowed per
		 second.

	    network-dropped-requests
		 Total number of dropped network requests.

	    network-dropped-requests-per-second
		 Average number of network-attacking requests dropped per
		 second.

	    network-total-requests
		 Total number of attacking requests.

	    network-total-requests-per-second
		 Average number of attacking requests per second (allowed and
		 dropped).

	    packets-per-second
		 Average DNS packets per second.

	    sip-hits-count
		 The total number of SIP requests.

	    sip-requests-per-sec
		 Average number of SIP requests per second.

       order-by
	    Specifies the measures and sort type (ascending or descending)
	    that will be used to sort the final report. The value for each
	    measure is a previously chosen measure. The default value for sort
	    type is desc (descending).

       range
	    Specifies the time/date range of the analytics information that
	    you want to display. The given results will reflect the time range
	    chosen here. The default value is the last hour (now--now-1h).

       smtp-config-override
	    Specifies the SMTP configuration to use when sending reports by
	    email. This overrides the default SMTP settings.

SEE ALSO
       show, save, send-mail, tmsh, ltm profile analytics, analytics,
       analytics report

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