How to get a scheduled report for particular time period in cloudmon?

How to get a scheduled report for particular time period in cloudmon?

To get a scheduled report, you need to follow these steps:

1. Navigate to the reports section in ITIM in your Cloudmon portal.
2. Click on the "add" icon to create a new report.
3. Configure the report by giving it a name and choosing templates for the respective device/IP endpoints.
4. Select the frequency of the report, which can be hourly, weekly, daily, or monthly.
5. Add notifiers to whom the report must be sent.
6. Save the report, and it will be generated and sent out to the designated notifiers at the specified frequency.






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