The Insight Cloud Portal provides extensive monitoring options of your Insight networks and devices.
For each network location, the main menu at the top of the page provides the following options:
- The Summary tab provides access to following monitoring widgets:
- Properties. The widget displays the types and numbers of active devices, clients, storage volumes, and so on.
- System Health. The widget displays the number of online and offline devices and the situations that require your attention.
- Wireless Clients. The widget displays the number of WiFi clients for each access point, viewable per radio band and per predefined period.
- Port Utilization. The widget displays all switch ports, color coded into the following categories: connected, available, error, connected and powered (providing Power over Ethernet), disabled, and lagged port (member of a link aggregation group).
- Notifications. The widget displays the notifications for the network location.
- Optional widgets. You can add the Storage Utilization, Wireless Data Consumption, Switch Traffic Utilization, PoE Power Utilization, and Neighboring Access Point widgets.
- The Wireless tab provides access to following monitoring widgets (in addition to access to the settings for the access points):
- Usage : Clients. For each access point, the widget displays the number of WiFi clients, viewable per radio band and per predefined period.
- Usage : Traffic. For each access point, the widget displays the volume of WiFi traffic, viewable per radio band and per predefined period.
- Devices. For each access point, the widget displays the status, serial number, number of clients, model, MAC address, firmware version, IP address, and the up time (the period since the device was last restarted).
To display more details about an access point, point to it and click the pencil icon at the right of the page.
- Client List. For each WiFi clients, the widget displays the type of device, the access point it is connected to, the SSID it is connected to, and the operating system, MAC address, IP address, number of transmitted bytes, number of received bytes, RSSI strength (indicated by an icon), and radio band that the device uses.
- The Wired tab provides access to following monitoring widgets (in addition to access to the settings for the switches):
- Usage. For each switch, the widget displays the ports that are connected and using power, connected and not using power, disabled, in an error state, and available (free).
- PoE Power Usage. For each switch, the widget displays the PoE power usage.
To display more details, click the Detailed View button.
- Wired - Traffic. For each switch, the widget displays the volume of wired traffic, viewable per predefined period.
- Devices. For each switch, the widget displays the status, the serial number, the model, the MAC address, the firmware version, the IP address, and the uptime.
To display more details about a switch, point to it and click the pencil icon at the right of the page.
- The Storage tab provides access to following monitoring widgets:
- Usage. For each ReadyNAS storage system, the widget displays the size of the data, snap shots, and free storage space.
- Devices. For each ReadyNAS storage system, the widget displays the status, serial number, model, MAC address, firmware version, IP address, and up time.
To display more details about a ReadyNAS storage system, point to it and click the pencil icon at the right of the page.
- The Firmware tab provides access to following monitoring widgets:
- Updates Available. The widget displays the devices for which firmware updates are available, the current firmware version, and the latest firmware version.
- Up-To-Date. The widget displays the devices for which the firmware up to date, the current firmware version, and the date on which the firmware was updated.
- Offline. The widget displays devices that are offline, if any are offline.
- The Devices tab displays a single widget with the devices at the network location. For each device, the widget displays the status, serial number, number of clients, model, MAC address, firmware version, IP address, and up time.
To display more details about a device, point to it and click the pencil icon at the right of the page.
- The Clients tab displays a single widget with the WiFi clients at the network location. For each WiFi client, the widget displays the type of device, the device name, the access point the device is connected to, the SSID the device is connected to, and the operating system, MAC address, IP address, radio band that the device uses, number of transmitted bytes, number of received bytes, channel, associated timestamp, BSSID, and RSSI strength (indicated by an icon).
For more information, see How do I customize pages and widgets in the Insight Cloud Portal?.
Last Updated:07/07/2025
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