Table view

The table view presents all monitored hosts in a sortable list with detailed columns. It is the default view and is best suited for managing a large number of hosts at once.

Columns

The table displays the following columns:

Name

The display name of the host. If no custom name was provided when the host was added, the address is shown instead.

Address

The IP address or hostname being monitored. If a hostname was entered, the resolved IP address is used for pinging.

Latency

The most recent round-trip time in milliseconds. A dash (–) is shown if the host did not respond.

History

A sparkline graph showing recent latency values. Green indicates good latency, yellow indicates degraded, and red indicates critical or timed-out pings.

Loss

The packet loss percentage calculated over the recent history window.

Jitter

The variation in latency (in milliseconds) calculated as the average deviation from the mean.

Quality

An overall quality indicator combining latency, packet loss and jitter into a single assessment.

Status indicators

Each host displays a coloured status dot next to its name:

• Green — Online and responding within the “good” latency threshold.
• Yellow — Degraded: responding, but latency exceeds the degraded threshold or packet loss exceeds the warning level.
• Red — Critical or offline: latency exceeds the critical threshold, packet loss exceeds the critical level, or the host is not responding.
• Grey — Unknown: monitoring has not yet started, or the host is disabled.

Sorting

Click any column header to sort the table by that column. Click again to reverse the sort order. The current sort column and direction are indicated by an arrow in the column header.

Selecting hosts

Click a host to select it. The detail panel (if visible) will update to show graphs and statistics for the selected host. Right-click a host to access the context menu with options such as Edit, Remove, Pause/Resume Monitoring, and Trace Route.