Viewing the application monitor list – H3C Technologies H3C Intelligent Management Center User Manual

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{

Major—The application is available and the monitored indexes collected by APM meet the

condition of a Level-1 threshold. This health status can trigger a major alarm.

{

Critical—The application is available and the monitored indexes collected by APM meet the
condition of a Level-2 threshold, or the application is unavailable. This health status can trigger

a critical alarm.

{

Unknown—The application is inaccessible or unmanaged. This health status is represented by
two consecutive hyphens (--) in APM.

Table 7 Relationship among management state, availability, and health status

Management status

Availability

Health status

Managed

Available

Healthy

Minor

Major

Critical

Unavailable

Inaccessible

Unknown

Unmanaged

Unmanaged

Viewing the application monitor list

1.

Click the Resource tab.

2.

Select Application Manager > Application Monitor from the navigation tree.
The application monitor list page displays all application monitors. Information on the list was
obtained when APM last polled the monitored applications.
Application monitor list contents

{

Name—Name of the application monitor. Click the name to view the monitoring report for the
monitored application.

{

Application Type—Type of the monitored application. Click the link for the application type to
filter out other types of monitored applications. For more information about application type

management, see "

1 Application Manager overview

."

{

Host—IP address of the host on which the monitored application resides. This field does not
appear by default.

{

Agent Collection—Use the APM agent to collect application index data. This field does not

appear by default.

{

Speed (bps)—Total receiving and sending rate of the application, in bps. Point to the icon to
view the historical records of Rx (bps) and Tx (bps). This field appears only when probes are

configured for APM. For information about configuring probes, see "

6 Configuration

management

."

{

Rx (bps)—Receiving rate of the application, in bps. This field does not appear by default.

{

Tx (bps)—Sending rate of the application, in bps. This field does not appear by default.

{

Traffic (H)—Total traffic received and sent by the application in the last hour. This field does not
appear by default.

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