Edit Site Configuration

Name of the site. The site name can contain up to 64 characters.

Select the site's location by clicking on the map, entering the coordinates (latitude and longitude), or searching for the location in the search field.

Selecting a location automatically updates the fields for country and time zone.

Select the country where the site is located.

If the location is selected on the map, this field is automatically updated with the respective country. However, if you select a country from the drop-down list, the same is not automatically reflected on the map.

Select the timezone of the site.

If the location is selected on the map, this field is automatically updated with the respective timezone. However, if you select a country from the drop-down list, the same is not reflected on the map.

Enter additional information about the site.

Notes can contain up to 1000 characters.

Select the site groups to which the site should belong, if any.

If no site group is available, you can type a name for the site group and press Enter to create the site group.

Webhooks

Webhooks enable you to get notifications on third-party applications when the events that you have subscribed for occur. If you enable webhooks, you must select the type of events for which you want to receive notifications.

Webhooks configured at the site level apply only to events generated for that site.

• Status: Select to enable or disable webhooks. The values are:

  • Enabled: Webhooks is enabled and you can get notifications on third-party applications when events you have subscribed to occur in the organization.

  • Disabled: Webhooks is not enabled and you cannot get notifications on third-party applications when events occur in your organization.

• Webhook Type: The format in which the notifications are sent to third-party applications.

  • HTTP POST

  • OAuth 2.0

  • Splunk

• URL: Enter the URL of the server or application where the notifications are to be sent when a subscribed event occurs.

• Topics: Select the events for which you want to receive webhook notifications.

Advanced Settings

• Verify Certificates: Enable or disable certificate verification.

• Secret: Enter the secret to validate that the notifications received are from valid hosts.

• Custom Headers: Webhook custom headers are key-value pairs that provide additional information about the notifications.

  You can add multiple custom headers to:

  • Provide additional information in plain text, along with the default headers, about the webhook notifications being sent to the configured endpoint.

  • Provide security, such as API keys, to verify end-to-end data integrity, for authorization, and so on.

  Click the Add Header to add webhook headers.

  • Key—Enter a unique key.

  • Value—Enter a unique value for the key. The value can contain alphanumeric characters.

  Click the Delete icon (trash can) to remove the webhook headers.

Configure carbon intensity and average power cost for a site to ensure that the Site-Level Energy Dashboard displays accurate GHG emissions and power cost.

To configure the Average Power Cost, enter the cost you pay in USD for one kilowatt-hour of electricity as a numeric value between 0.00 and 1.00.

To configure Carbon Intensity, enter the number of grams of CO₂e emitted per kilowatt-hour (gCO₂e/kWh) for the site. The value must be a non-negative numeric value. You can obtain this value from your power supplier, regional energy authority, or your organization’s sustainability team.

For more information on the sustainability tile, see Configure Sustainability Settings for a Site.

The slider has two draggable handles.

• Left Handle—Drag the handle to control the boundary between Low and Medium utilization.

  Move this handle to the right to increase the Low utilization range (light green band expands).

  Move this handle to the left to increase the Medium utilization range (medium green band expands).

• Right Handle—Drag the handle to control the boundary between Medium and High utilization.

  Move this handle to the right to increase the Medium utilization range (medium green band expands).

  Move this handle to the left to increase the High utilization range (dark green band expands).

By default, the threshold for low traffic is set at 10% and high traffic at 80%.

The slider displays the percentage at each handle position, indicating how much of the scale each utilization range occupies. For more information, see Configure Port Threshold for a Site.