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Virtual NIC Information
The Virtual NIC Information area layout is shown in Figure 552 .
Figure 552 Virtual NIC Information area layout
Virtual NIC Information area fields:
• VM Name—Name of the VM to which the virtual NIC belongs.
• NIC Name—Name of the virtual NIC.
• MAC Address—MAC address of the virtual NIC.
• Virtual Network—Name of the network to which the virtual NIC is connected.
• MTU—Maximum transmission unit of the virtual NIC.
• Attached—Indicates whether the virtual NIC is active in the last polling period.
• Send Rate—Number of outbound bits per second on the virtual NIC in the last polling period.
• Receive Rate—Number of inbound bits per second on the virtual NIC in the last polling period.
• Send Errors—Number of outbound error packets per second on the virtual NIC in the last polling
period.
• Receive Errors—Number of inbound error packets per second on the virtual NIC in the last polling
period.
• Read Rate—Number of bits the virtual NIC read per second in the last polling period.
• Write Rate—Number of bits the virtual NIC wrote per second in the last polling period.
Hyper-V
Hyper-V is an enterprise-level computer virtualization product offered by Microsoft. APM can monitor
Hyper-V servers running on Windows Server 2012.
The following information describes how to add and modify a Hyper-V application monitor, and view the
monitor report.
Adding a Hyper-V application monitor
Before you add a Hyper-V application monitor, you must perform the following operations:
• Configure and enable WMI on Windows.
• Obtain the username and password of a user who has the Hyper-V administrator's privileges. The
username and password are required for adding the application monitor.
To add a Hyper-V application monitor:
1. Click the Resource tab.
2. Enter the Add Application page in one of the following ways:
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From the navigation tree, select Application Manager > Add Application.