Vm alarms widget, Customizing the vm alarms widget – Brocade Network Advisor SAN User Manual v12.1.0 User Manual

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Status widgets

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The Status widget displays the following items for each product license:

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Fibre Channel Fabrics — The number of managed fabrics.

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SAN Switches — The number of managed SAN switches.

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SAN Physical Switches — The number of discovered physical SAN switches.

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Hosts — The number of managed hosts.

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Events — The number of events within the last hour.

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Time Scope — The time scope.

VM Alarms widget

NOTE

]Enabling the VM Alarms widget requires discovery of vCenters.

The VM Alarms widget displays the vCenter alarms for the specified fabric and time range in a
table.

The VM Alarms widget includes the following data:

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Severity icon/widget title — The worst severity of the data shown next to the widget title.

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VM — Virtual Machine name.

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Host — Host name.

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Total — Number of alarms triggered by the following violations: VM disk aborts, VM disk resets,
VM disk usage (kbps), and VM total disk latency (ms).

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Latency — Number of latency violations.

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Usage — Number of usage violations.

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Aborts — Number of abort violations.

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Resets — Number of reset violations.

Customizing the VM Alarms widget

You can customize the VM Alarms widget to display data for a specific fabric and duration.

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To display data for a specific fabric or group, refer to

“Setting the network scope”

on page 174.

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To display data for a specific duration, refer to

“Setting the data display time frame”

on

page 177.

Accessing additional data from the VM Alarms widget

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Right-click a row in the widget to access the shortcut menu available for the associated device.
For more information about shortcut menus, refer to

“SAN shortcut menus”

on page 1240.

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Double-click a row in the widget to navigate to the VM Troubleshooting - VM_Name
(Host_Name) dialog box (where VM_Name (Host_Name) is the name of the virtual machine
and associated host). For more information, refer to

“Host Management”

on page 441.

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