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Web Reports Guide
Learn how the Web Reports feature extends the power of BigFix.
Reporting
The Report List section of the program is accessed by clicking the appropriate tab from the top tab bar.
Overview Report
The Overview report contains graphs and tables that visually represent the general state of your network, as well as the effectiveness of your BigFix deployment.
Overall Statistics
The Overall statistics table displays important facts about your network:

Web Reports Guide
Learn how the Web Reports feature extends the power of BigFix.
- Configuring Web Reports
  Web Reports is used whenever you want to view BigFix data that is spread over multiple databases in your deployment.
- Using the Program
  The Web Reports interface is simple and straightforward.
- Exploring
  The Explore Data section of the program allows you to look at data collected from your entire BigFix network to filter it, and to create reports.
- Reporting
  The Report List section of the program is accessed by clicking the appropriate tab from the top tab bar.
  - Report List Main Page
  - Overview Report
    The Overview report contains graphs and tables that visually represent the general state of your network, as well as the effectiveness of your BigFix deployment.
    - Total Issues
      The Total Issues graph adds the number of relevant issues for each computer and then groups them by their severity rating.
    - Total Number of Computers
      The Total Number of Computers graph displays the number of computers that have been under BigFix management in a given period of time.
    - Computer Vulnerability Status
      The Computer Vulnerability Status pie chart groups computers according to their most severe vulnerability.
    - Issues Remediated
      The Issues Remediated graph shows a count of the number of computers that have returned Fixed in response to an action.
    - Overall Statistics
      The Overall statistics table displays important facts about your network:
    - Top 10 Critical/Important Issues Detected
      The Top 10 Critical/Important Issues Detected report displays Fixlet messages that are currently affecting the largest number of computers in the network.
  - Computer Properties List
    This report provides you with a list of certain properties of your BigFix Client computers.
  - Open Vulnerabilities List
    This report displays Fixlet messages that are currently relevant.
  - Other Reports
    As well as the reports you create yourself, there a several other pre-installed reports included with Web Reports:
  - Showing non-relevant results
    By default the Web Reports mark as <not reported> a property that is not relevant or that is no longer relevant.
- Administering the Program
  The Administration section of the program lets you manage activities, filters, addresses, users, and databases.
- Tasks for advanced users
  Tasks unlikely to be needed by the typical user, but which can be of use to advanced users with specific customization needs.

Overall Statistics

The Overall statistics table displays important facts about your network:

Total Number of Computers: The current number of BigFix Clients.
Relevant Fixlets per Computer: The average number of relevant Fixlet messages per computer, or the total number of relevant issues divided by the total number of computers.
Total Number of Fixlets: The current number of Fixlet messages that exist on the BigFix system. Note that if Web Reports is looking across multiple databases in the network, the number of Fixlet messages corresponds to the union of all the Fixlet messages in all the databases.
Total Number of Fixlet Sites: The total number of sites to which the BigFix system is currently subscribed.
Total Number of Tasks: The current total of relevant tasks on your BigFix network.
Total Number of Analyses: The current total of analyses that exist on the BigFix system.
Total Number of Actions: The current total of actions issued so far by the BigFix system.
Mean Time to Remediate: The average time it took for every relevant issue to become non-relevant on all computers. Note that issues can become non-relevant by methods other than actions. For example, users can manually update their computers, making those relevant issues no longer relevant.