What I posted is a complete report that can be imported directly. First if you’re not familiar with GitHub, check my post at Tips: Downloading files from GitHub for how to download the raw report from GitHub. It should be saved as a “.beswrpt” file, which contains XML text.
On the Web Reports server, you must first allow Custom Reports if it is not already enabled. See Creating a Custom Report for more detailed instructions, the basics are
Take note that, if you have a brand new installation of the product, the import or save of custom reports is disabled by default. To import or save custom reports, the product administrator must set the value of key AllowCustomReportCreation to 1. Also the view of custom reports to non-administrator users is disabled by default. To allow any user to view custom reports, the product administrator must set the value of key AllowUserViewCustom to 1. Depending on your installation, these registry keys can be found in:
On Windows operating systems:
HKLM\Software\WOW6432Node\BigFix\Enterprise Server\BESReports
On Linux operating systems:
In the configuration file /var/opt/BESWebReportsServer/beswebreports.config, section [Software\BigFix\Enterprise Server\BESReports]
When Custom Reports are enabled, two new options will appear. Under ‘Explore Data’, you’ll have a ‘Custom’ option. This would allow you to create a fully custom report by generating your own HTML content, including rendering Session Relevance using the special tag like Computer Count: <?Relevance number of bes computers ?>
And under the Report List, you’ll have a new ‘Import report’ link:
Use the ‘Import Report’ link, browse to the report you downloaded from my GitHub,
, select the ‘XML’ format, and whether you want to make the report Public (visible to everyone) or Private (visible only to your own Web Reports account), and click Import.