Expanding/collapsing a dc, Viewing dc details, Highlighting/de-highlighting an evi service – H3C Technologies H3C Intelligent Management Center User Manual

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Expanding/Collapsing a DC

To expand a DC, double-click a DC in the topology display area. The network devices, servers, storage

devices, virtual machines, and the interconnections between them are displayed.
To collapse a DC, double-click the expanded area.

Viewing DC details

In the topology area, select a DC or the expanded area of a DC. The DC details tip appears.
DC details:

•

DC Name—Name of the DC.

•

Network Devices—Number of network devices in the DC.

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Servers—Number of servers in the DC.

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Virtual Machines—Number of virtual machines in the DC.

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Storage Devices—Number of storage devices in the DC.

Highlighting/De-highlighting an EVI service

To highlight an EVI service, double-click an EVI service in the EVI Service List. All DCs, devices, and links

associated with the EVI service are highlighted in the topology display area.
To de-highlight an EVI service, click the icon in the toolbar at the top of the page.

Adding a link

Perform this operation to add a link between one network device and another device, such as network

device, server, storage device, or vSwitch.
To add a link:

1.

In the topology display area, double-click a DC to expand it.

2.

Click the icon in the toolbar.
The Add Link window appears.

3.

Configure the following parameters:

{

Link Name—Enter the link name. By default, the link name is the label combination of the two
devices.

{

Select interface—Select an interface for each device by using one of the following methods:

−

Select an interface manually for each device in the Port List.

−

Select Auto Associate. IMC automatically selects an interface for each device.

NOTE:

If IMC cannot automatically select an interface for each device, the OK button is grayed out.

4.

Click OK.

Removing a link

Perform this operation to remove a link in the topology. If the link you remove corresponds to a physical

link, the link will recover after you synchronize the devices at the two ends of the link.
To remove a link:

1.

In the topology display area, double-click a DC to expand it.

2.

Right-click the target link and select Remove Links.

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