Tunnel information, Table 9 – H3C Technologies H3C Intelligent Management Center User Manual

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Alarm level

Color

Meaning

Major

Orange The highest alarm level is Major on the device.

Minor

Yellow

The highest alarm level is Minor on the device.

Warning

Cyan

The highest alarm level is Warning on the device.

Normal

Green

The device is operating normally and does not have alarms generated.

Unknown

Blue

The state of the device is unknown.

Unmanaged

Gray

The device is not added to the IMC Platform.

Table 9 Special icons

Icon Description

VAM server group in expand or collapse mode.
Double click the VAM server group to switch between

the two modes. A DVPN can contain at most two
VAM servers, which forms the VAM server group. A

VAM server icon displayed in green indicates the

server is working in normal state, and that displayed
in grey indicates the server is not configured or is in

Unmanaged state.

Hub group in expand or collapse mode. Double click
the hub group to switch between the two modes. A

DVPN can contain at most two hub devices, which

forms the hub group. A hub device icon displayed in

green indicates the device is working in normal state,
and that displayed in grey indicates the device is not

configured or is in Unmanaged state.

Tunnel information

The tunnel information varies with the tunnel type.

Figure 26

shows the tunnel information of an IPsec VPN

tunnel.

Figure 27

shows the tunnel information of a GRE over IPsec VPN tunnel.

Figure 28

shows the

tunnel information of a DVPN tunnel. Click the tunnel link to display the tunnel information window. The

process might take 1 to 12 seconds.

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