H3C Technologies H3C Intelligent Management Center - Manual (Page 133)

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Delete—Delete EVI services from the VFM (see " Removing an EVI service from a device ").
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Deploy—Deploy EVI services on EVI edge devices (see " Deploying EVI services ").
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Undeploy—Undeploy EVI services from EVI edge devices (see " Undeploying EVI services ").
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Audit Now—Audit EVI link connectivity for EVI services (see " Auditing EVI services ").
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Refresh—Refresh the EVI service list.
Service list contents
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EVI Service Name—Click the name to view the basic settings and topology of the EVI service
(see "
Viewing basic information and topology of an EVI service ").
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Network ID—Network ID of the EVI tunnel. The network ID also identifies an EVI service
uniquely in VFM. Devices of an EVI service must have the same network ID.
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Transport Connectivity—Result of the most recent transport connectivity audit:
− Normal—Connectivity of EVI links over the transport network is normal.
− Unconnected—Some or all EVI links do not have connectivity over the transport network.
− Unaudited—No transport connectivity audit has been performed for the EVI service.
− Auditing—VFM is auditing the transport connectivity for the EVI service.
− Unknown—VFM cannot obtain transport connectivity information.
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Audit Interval (Hours)—Interval for VFM to test EVI link connectivity automatically over the
transport network.
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Audit—Date and time of the most recent transport connectivity audit.
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Connect Rate (%)—Percentage of EVI links that were connected in the most recent audit.
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Deploy Status—EVI service deployment state:
− Undeployed—VFM has not deployed the EVI service to edge devices.
− Success—VFM has deployed the EVI service to edge devices.
− Deploying—VFM is deploying the EVI service to edge devices.
− Failed Deploy—VFM has failed to deploy the EVI service to edge devices.
− Failed Undeploy—VFM has failed to undeploy the EVI service from edge devices.
− Failed Modify—VFM has failed to modify the EVI service on the edge devices.
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Extended VLANs—VLANs extended across customer sites through the EVI service.
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MACs—Number of MAC addresses in the EVI service.
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Operation—Click the Operation icon to perform the following tasks:
− Modify Basic Info—Modify the EVI service name and audit interval (see " Modifying the
name and audit interval of an EVI service ").
− Modify Config—Modify EVI service settings (see " Modifying configurations of an EVI
service ").
− Topology—Display the EVI network topology in the LAN topology (see " Managing LAN
topologies ").
− Failure Cause—Display the failure cause of the EVI service(see " Viewing the failure cause
of an EVI service "). This option is available only for EVI services in Failed deploy, Failed
Undeploy or Failed Modify state.
− Connect Rate—Display information about EVI link connectivity over the transport network
(see " Viewing history connect rate records of an EVI service "). This option is available only
for EVI services in Success state.