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To sort the collector plug-ins by Name or EPS values, click the appropriate column header.
When you click the column header the respective column header displays in bold text.
Š Health: Indicates the aggregate health of all event sources that are connected to the
collector plug-in.
With the exception of the green icon (healthy state), the icon does not necessarily mean
that all event sources connected to the collector plug-in are in state indicated by the icon.
The red icon (error state) indicates that one or more event sources connected to the
collector plug-in are in an error state, not necessarily all of them. To get more detailed
information, click on the
Name or EPS column value to see a help pop-up. The help pop-
up will show additional information about the collector plug-in health state.
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Name: Displays the names of the collector plug-in used to parse the data from the event
sources (for example: Cisco* Firewall 6.1r1). You can sort the collector plug-ins in
alphabetical order based on their names. This lists all the configured collector plug-ins and
not the collector instances.
Š EPS: Displays the events per second value received from the event sources. You can sort
the collector based on the events per second value.
When you click the Name or EPS value column, a pop-up is displayed with additional
information about the event source server. The pop-up displays the Collector Plugi n,
Description , Release Date , Scripting Language , Matching Rule , Applications , Universal , Event
Sources , Events Per Second , Health , Event Sources Healthy , Event Sources With Warning ,
Event Sources With Error , Event Sources Offline , Collector Instances and Supported Devices
fields with their values.
The Collector Instances field displays the number of instances of the collector plug-in.
Clicking on the Collector Instances field displays a Collectors pop-up with a list of Collector
instances associated with the Collector plug-in.