What is the NOC Wallboard?
The NOC Wallboard is an interface optimized for continuous display on large-format monitors and network operation centers (NOC). It removes distractions from the standard interface, focuses on real-time data visibility, and uses a high-density aesthetic.
Flexible Layout
Latency charts and route paths sized to be seen from a distance.
Native Auto-Refresh
The dashboard automatically synchronizes with the latest data without the need to reload the page.
How to Access
Via Button on Dashboard
On the main Dashboard, click "Open NOC Wallboard" in the top-right corner of the header. It opens in a new tab.
Direct URL
You can directly open the address /dashboard/tv in any logged-in browser.
Infrastructure Map
Visualize the geographic location of all your active probes and connectivity status on a stylized global map.
Event Sourcing
A dedicated column displays the latest route change and offline/online events detected in the last 24 hours.
Critical Now Strip
When at least one target and probe pair has a critical health score (0-40), a red strip appears at the top of the wallboard. It shows the total count of critical pairs, sorted worst first, each with its target, probe and score.
Compact by design
Up to four pairs are listed inline; any remainder is summarized as an extra-pairs counter so the strip never pushes the charts off screen.
Self-clearing
The strip disappears automatically as soon as no pair remains critical — an empty wall means a healthy network.
Connectivity Matrix on the Wallboard
The wallboard shows a compact version of the Connectivity Matrix: the health score (0-100) of each target as seen by each probe, sorted worst first and limited to the eight most affected rows. It refreshes every 10 seconds together with the rest of the wall.
Score ranges
Cells follow the same ranges as the rest of the platform: Normal 71-100 (green), Degraded 41-70 (amber), Critical 0-40 (red).
Read-only on TV
On the wallboard the matrix is read-only. To investigate a pair, open Comparative Analysis and click the same cell there.
Best Practices
Fullscreen Mode
Press F11 in your browser to remove the tab and URL bar, maximizing the data display area.
Minimum Resolution
We recommend using displays with a minimum resolution of 1920x1080 (Full HD) to ensure information density is readable.
Dedicated Hardware
For stability, use a mini-PC or Raspberry Pi dedicated solely to displaying the dashboard, avoiding interruptions.
Browser Zoom
Depending on your TV size, you can adjust the browser zoom (Ctrl + / -) to optimize card size.