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Explore Splunk Application Pages

Path: /application/pages

This page explains what each Splunk dashboard page displays and when to use it during monitoring or troubleshooting.

Splunk overview dashboard
Global summary dashboard.

What it displays:

  • Global call activity over time.
  • High-level quality distribution.
  • Main trends used for first-level monitoring.

When to use it:

  • Daily health checks.
  • Quick detection of tenant-wide degradation.
  • Entry point before deeper dashboard analysis.
Splunk call details dashboard
Call-level troubleshooting dashboard.

What it displays:

  • Call-level records and participant details.
  • Quality metrics for specific calls.
  • Context needed for focused troubleshooting.

When to use it:

  • Investigate one reported call issue.
  • Compare poor vs healthy calls.
  • Extract evidence for escalation.
Splunk site quality dashboard
Location/subnet quality dashboard.

What it displays:

  • Call quality by site/location.
  • Distribution of issues by subnet/site.
  • Geographic/network concentration of degradations.

When to use it:

  • Identify affected offices/regions.
  • Prioritize site-level remediation.
  • Correlate local network behavior with quality drops.
Splunk NPA dashboard
Network Performance Assessment dashboard.

What it displays:

  • NPA-oriented network quality indicators.
  • Compliance/non-compliance patterns.
  • Signals linked to Microsoft network recommendations.

When to use it:

  • Validate network quality posture.
  • Detect locations failing NPA expectations.
  • Support network-team handoff with objective indicators.
Splunk configuration dashboard
Setup and operational configuration dashboard.

What it displays:

  • Setup guidance and key prerequisites.
  • Checks related to data arrival and dashboard usability.
  • Operational configuration references.

When to use it:

  • Initial setup and post-install validation.
  • Troubleshooting ingestion/setup issues.
  • Re-validation after environment changes.