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1 HP Intelligent Management Center Connection Resource Manager (Virtual Application Network Manager) Administrator Guide Abstract IMC Connection Resource Manager has been renamed to Virtual Application Network (VAN) Manager to more accurately reflect its functionality in this release. When installed, Connection Resource Manager is what appears in the user interface. VAN Manager is not referenced in the user interface or user documentation. HP Part Number: Published: December 2012 Edition: 2

2 Copyright 2012 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P. Confidential computer software. Valid license from HP required for possession, use or copying. Consistent with FAR and , Commercial Computer Software, Computer Software Documentation, and Technical Data for Commercial Items are licensed to the U.S. Government under vendor's standard commercial license. The information contained herein is subject to change without notice. The only warranties for HP products and services are set forth in the express warranty statements accompanying such products and services. Nothing herein should be construed as constituting an additional warranty. HP shall not be liable for technical or editorial errors or omissions contained herein. Acknowledgments Microsoft, Windows, Windows XP, and Windows NT are U.S. registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation.

3 Contents 1 ConnectionRM...5 Functional modules...5 Network diagram...5 Application environments...6 VEB environment features...7 EVB environment features...7 Managing network configuration migration in ConnectionRM...7 Prerequisites...7 Configuring ConnectionRM...8 Configuring the edge switches and physical servers...8 Configuring edge switches in the EVB environment...8 In the EVB environment ConnectionRM home page widget...9 Adding the ConnectionRM view TopN widget to the home page...9 Setting the ConnectionRM View TopN widget...9 Setting TopN...9 Setting the refresh interval...10 Refreshing the ConnectionRM View TopN widget...10 Deleting the ConnectionRM View TopN widget...10 Viewing the ConnectionRM View TopN widget...10 ACL utilization...11 Connection utilization Edge switch management...13 Viewing an edge switch list...13 Querying an edge switch...14 Adding an edge switch...15 Selecting devices using the Advanced Query option...15 Setting ACL number range...16 Viewing the migration history of VMs controlled by the edge switch...17 Deleting an edge switch...17 Example for adding an edge switch VSI type management...20 Viewing the VSI Type List...20 Querying VSI type...21 Viewing VSI type details...22 Adding a VSI type...22 Service units for customizing VSI type...22 Example of adding a VSI type...24 Modifying a VSI type...26 Deleting a VSI type...27 Releasing a version for a VSI type...27 Deleting a version of a VSI type Network management...29 ConnectionRM's Network...29 Viewing network list...29 Viewing network details...30 Adding a network...31 Network planning...31 Example of adding a network...31 Contents 3

4 Copying the configuration of a network...32 Modifying a network...33 Deleting a network Connection management...34 Viewing the connection list...34 Querying connection...35 Adding a connection...35 Modifying a connection...36 Deploying a connection...36 Undeploying a connection...37 Deleting a connection Life cycle reports...38 Introduction to life cycle reports...38 Viewing historical record of VM migration via list view...38 Viewing historical record of VM migration via icon view...39 Querying historical migration records...40 Viewing operation list...41 Redeploying an online or offline process...42 Querying operations Managing vmanager plug-ins...43 Registering the vcenter plug-in...43 Modifying a vcenter plug-in entry...43 Deleting a plug-in entry...44 Managing connections on a vcenter server Configuration example...46 Network requirements...46 Configuration prerequisites...46 Configuring EVB bridges...46 Recommended configuration procedure...47 Configuring EVB Bridge A...47 Configuring EVB Bridge B...47 Configuring ConnectionRM...47 Verifying the configuration...49 How does ConnectionRM manage configuration migration? Support and other resources...50 Contacting HP...50 Subscription service...50 Related information...50 Documents...50 Websites...50 Typographic conventions...51 Product feedback Documentation feedback...52 Glossary...53 Index Contents

5 1 ConnectionRM The ConnectionRM service component and IMC Virtual Network Management (VNM) are typically used together to meet the growing demand on virtual network management. VNM manages VMware ESX/ESXi and Microsoft Hyper-V virtual networks (see HP IMC Base Platform Administrator Guide), and ConnectionRM manages dynamic migration of VM network configuration and VM traffic. ConnectionRM is an efficient solution for physical network configuration migration. It monitors VM startup, shutdown, and migration processes, and distributes physical network configuration to VMs according to their latest access locations. It provides seamless collaboration between physical and virtual networks. When a VM migrates, ConnectionRM automatically performs network configuration migration for the VM and eliminates the need for a network administrator to reconfigure the access switch for the VM. Functional modules ConnectionRM comprises the following functional modules: Edge Switch list Manages all switches that directly connect to physical servers. ConnectionRM performs dynamic network configuration migration only for VMs that access the network through an edge switch. VSI Type list Manages VM network configurations as service units. The service units include: Bandwidth control VM access rights VM access priority (specific clients) VM access priority (all clients) Network list Allocates network resources. Operators can assign one VLAN ID to each network, and perform hierarchical management of VSI types. When creating a connection, the operator can bind the VSI type version of only the selected network to a virtual network interface card (vnic). Connection List Manages VSI-type-version/vNIC bindings as connections. As the core of ConnectionRM, the connection implements dynamic migration of VM network configuration. When a VM is migrated, ConnectionRM removes the VM network configuration by deleting the deployed connection from the source switch, and deploys the network configuration to the destination switch by deploying the connection. Life Cycle Report Displays the VM migration history and detailed online/offline operations performed by ConnectionRM. Plug-In Management A vmanager plug-in integrates connection management into vmanager servers after it is registered for those servers. With the connection management function, vmanager administrators can add, modify, delete, deploy, and undeploy connections on the vmanager servers. Network diagram As shown in Figure 1, an enterprise has four physical servers, on each of which one or more VMs are created. VMs access the enterprise network through Switch A or Switch B. IMC VNM manages the virtual networks, and ConnectionRM provides dynamic network configuration migration for VMs. Functional modules 5

6 Figure 1 Network diagram The administrator must complete the following configuration tasks on ConnectionRM: Add Switch A and Switch B as edge switches. Configure the VSI type of VM A, including bandwidth control and access control. Bind the VSI type version to VM A's vnic as a connection. VM A migrates from Switch B to Switch A. ConnectionRM performs network configuration migration for VM A by deleting its network configuration from Switch B and then deploying its network configuration to Switch A. Application environments ConnectionRM implementation is based on 802.1Qbg. ConnectionRM can be applied to a Virtual Ethernet Bridge (VEB) environment or an Edge Virtual Bridge (EVB) environment, depending on VM access methods. In ConnectionRM, a VEB environment is based on the VEB solution defined in 802.1Qbg, and an EVB environment is based on Virtual Ethernet Port Aggregation (VEPA) or multi-channel VEPA solution defined in 802.1Qbg. VEB and EVB environments differ in the following aspects: They require different conditions for connection deploy or undeploy operations in ConnectionRM. A VEB environment supports manual deploy and undeploy operations of connections, but an EVB environment does not. They have different configuration requirements for physical servers and edge switches. For more information, see Configuring the edge switches and physical servers. 6 ConnectionRM

7 VEB environment features In the VEB environment, ConnectionRM deploys or undeploys connections in any of the following cases: When VNM discovers a VM, ConnectionRM deploys the predefined connection for the VM. When VNM detects removal of a VM, ConnectionRM undeploys the connection for the VM. When a VM migrates, ConnectionRM removes the VM network configuration by deleting the deployed connection from the source switch, and deploys the network configuration to the destination switch by deploying the connection. Operators can manually deploy or undeploy connections in this environment. ConnectionRM supports virtualization software such as VMware ESX/ESXi and Windows Hypver-V, and supports all switch models. VMware ESX/ESXi requires no plug-in. To support Windows Hypver-V, ConnectionRM must work with the VNM agent plug-in and LLDP plug-in. For information about installing the plug-ins, see HP Intelligent Management Center Installation Guide. ConnectionRM mostly applies to the VEB environment. EVB environment features In the EVB environment, ConnectionRM deploys or undeploys connections in any of the following cases: When a VM starts, ConnectionRM deploys the predefined connection for the VM after receiving a request from the edge switch. When a VM stops, ConnectionRM undeploys the connection for the VM after receiving a request from the edge switch. When a VM migrates, ConnectionRM removes the VM network configuration by deleting the deployed connection from the source switch, and deploys the network configuration to the destination switch by deploying the connection. Edge switches in the EVB environment must support the EVB feature, and you must configure the edge switches before configuring ConnectionRM. In addition, virtualization software must support 802.1Qbg. Managing network configuration migration in ConnectionRM Prerequisites Described here is how to configure the ConnectionRM component, edge switches, and physical servers to manage physical network configuration migration in ConnectionRM. The prerequisites for managing network configuration migration in Connection RM are: 1. Deploy VNM and ACL management features of the IMC Platform, because ConnectionRM is dependent on these features. For information about installing and deploying the IMC Platform, see HP Intelligent Management Center Installation Guide. IMPORTANT: ConnectionRM does not support distributed deployment, and must be deployed on the IMC master server. 2. Add edge switches and physical servers to IMC for management. For more information, see information on resource management in HP IMC Platform Administrator Guide. After you configure SOAP parameters for physical servers managed by IMC, VNM automatically obtains information about vswitches and VMs of the server. VNM cannot obtain IP addresses of Windows Hyper-V VMs, and you must add their IP addresses to IMC and create IP/MAC bindings for VMs in IMC Terminal Access. VEB environment features 7

8 Configuring ConnectionRM To configure ConnectionRM: 1. Add the switches managed by IMC as edge switches to ConnectionRM. For more information, see Edge switch management. 2. Add a network. For more information, see Adding a network. 3. Add a VSI type and release a VSI type version. For more information, see VSI type management. 4. Add a connection. For more information, see Adding a connection. 5. (Optional.) In the VEB environment, register the vcenter plug-in for VMware software on vcenter servers. After registration, vcenter administrators can add, modify, and delete connections on the vcenter servers. For more information, see Registering the vcenter plug-in. Configuring the edge switches and physical servers For ConnectionRM to implement dynamic migration of VM network configuration, you must configure the edge switch and physical server. Configuring edge switches in the EVB environment Configure the interface connecting an edge switch to a physical server as a trunk port. When a vswitch uses multiple NICs to the same edge switch, it combines interfaces on the edge switch into one aggregate interface. In this environment, no configuration is required on the physical server. In the EVB environment In the EVB environment, configure edge switches as follows: Configure the interface connecting an edge switch to a physical server as a trunk port, and enable the EVB feature on the port. Complete LLDP basic configurations: Enable LLDP globally. Enable the interface to receive and send LLDP packets with EVB TLVs and CDCP TLVs. Create a VLAN to forward VM traffic. Complete basic EVB configurations: Globally configure the default VDP management address as the IP address of the IMC master server. Enable EVB on the interface. Configure the VDP keepalive timer. For information on configuring a physical server, see the server configuration document. 8 ConnectionRM

9 2 ConnectionRM home page widget When ConnectionRM is deployed, operators can add the ConnectionRM View TopN widget to the IMC home page to view ACL utilization of each edge switch and connection utilization of each network which ConnectionRM manages. Provided here is information on how to add, edit, and view the ConnectionRM View TopN widget. Adding the ConnectionRM view TopN widget to the home page To add the ConnectionRM View - TopN widget to the home page: 1. Log in to IMC. The Home tab appears. 2. Place the cursor over the Custom icon on the upper left of the page. The icon changes into the Pin icon 3. Click the Pin icon The IMC home page is pinned, displaying an Unpin icon the top. on the left and function links on 4. Select the space you want to custom, and click the Edit icon on the upper right of the page. By default, the Welcome space is selected. 5. Click the Resource tab. 6. Click the ConnectionRM View TopN widget. 7. Click the Add icon You can add only one ConnectionRM View TopN widget to the current space. When the current space already contains the ConnectionRM View TopN widget, you cannot add the widget again. 8. Click OK. The ConnectionRM View TopN widget appears in the space. Setting the ConnectionRM View TopN widget To enter the editing page of the ConnectionRM View TopN widget: 1. Click the Home tab. 2. Place the cursor over the Custom icon on the upper left of the page. The icon changes into the Pin icon 3. Click the Pin icon The IMC home page is pinned, displaying an Unpin icon the top. on the left and function links on Setting TopN To set TopN: Adding the ConnectionRM view TopN widget to the home page 9

10 1. Click the Set icon on the upper right of the ConnectionRM View TopN widget. 2. Select Setting. The Setting window appears. 3. Select a value from the Top list. The available options are 5, 10, 20, and 30. The default value is Click OK. The ConnectionRM View TopN widget displays statistics of the first n networks with the largest total connection numbers. Setting the refresh interval To set the refresh interval: 1. Click the Set icon on the upper right of the ConnectionRM View TopN widget. 2. Select Refresh interval. The Refresh interval window appears. 3. Select a value from the Refresh Interval (min) list. The available options are No Refresh, 1, 5, 10, and 30. The default value is 10. The No Refresh option disables automatic refreshing on the ConnectionRM View TopN widget. In this case, operators must manually refresh it. 4. Click OK. Refreshing the ConnectionRM View TopN widget To manually refresh the ConnectionRM View TopN widget, click the Refresh icon right of the widget. on the upper Deleting the ConnectionRM View TopN widget To delete the ConnectionRM View - TopN widget: 1. Click the Delete icon on the upper right of the widget. A confirmation dialog box appears. 2. Click OK. The ConnectionRM View TopN widget is deleted from the home page. Viewing the ConnectionRM View TopN widget The ConnectionRM View TopN widget on the home page displays ACL utilization in a pie chart, and connection utilization in a line and bar chart. 10 ConnectionRM home page widget

11 Figure 2 ConnectionRM View TopN widget layout ACL utilization The ACL utilization pie chart lies on the upper left of the widget. It displays the total number of ACLs supported and the remaining number of configurable ACLs on each edge switch that ConnectionRM manages. Figure 3 ACL utilization pie chart Each slice of the pie chart represents an edge switch. The size of a slice depends on the total number of ACLs that the operator specifies for the edge switch. A larger slice represents an edge switch that is configured to support more ACLs. The slice colors randomly change each time the ConnectionRM View TopN widget refreshes. The pie chart comprises an inner circular area and an outer circular area. When placing the cursor over a slice in the inner circular area, you can view the label of the edge switch and the total number of ACLs specified for the switch. When placing the cursor over a slice in the outer circular area, you can view the remaining ACLs on the switch in number and percentage. Connection utilization As in Figure 3, a line and bar chart is located on the lower part of the widget to show connection utilization. Each bar represents the connection utilization of a network. ConnectionRM counts numbers of the following network connection types: undeployed, deployed, and remained. It also counts VSI types and displays the network VLAN ID. The vertical axis represents the number of connections, and the numbers on it change along with the connection number. Viewing the ConnectionRM View TopN widget 11

12 Colored bars represent different connection types as shown in the following: Connections Undeployed Connections Deployed Remaining Connections To view information about connections and VSI types: The number on each colored bar represents the number of a specific type of connections on the network. Place the cursor over a colored area to view the percentage of connections and the VLAN ID of the network. Place the cursor over the VSI node on a bar to view the number of VSI types and the VLAN ID of a specific network. 12 ConnectionRM home page widget

13 3 Edge switch management The following topics provide some functions on the edge switch management including how to manage the edge switch in the ConnectionRM. The edge switches connect to the end-user local area networks (LANs) or to the Internet service provider (ISP) networks. Edge switches can be routers, routing switches, integrated access devices (IADs), multiplexers, and a variety of MAN and WAN devices that provide entry points into enterprise or service provider core networks. Edge switches are also referred to as access nodes or service nodes. In IMC platform, the edge switch which connects with the physical server can manage the VSI type of VMs. Currently, the ConnectionRM module provides four service units for the VM management. It includes bandwidth control, VM access control, prioritize access to VM (specific clients), and prioritize access to VM (all clients). When a virtual machine accesses the network on the edge switch, the vnic, and VSI type of the virtual machine can be bound. Viewing an edge switch list The Edge Switch list page provides the basic information of edge switch. In this page, you can view the details of edge switch and do operations on the edge switches. To view the edge switch list: 1. Click Resource > ConnectionRM. 2. In the navigation tree, click Edge Switch to open the Edge Switch List page. The Edge Switch List page appears. You can view the following information: Status Indicates the warning status of the current edge switch. It includes the following seven levels: Critical Major Minor Warning Normal Unknown Unmanaged For more information, see HP IMC Base Platform Administrator Guide. Device Label Indicates the device label of the equipment in IMC includes name and IP address. Connection Statistics Indicates the statistics of the connection deployment status of the VMs inside of the physical servers. The physical servers connect with the current edge switch. Connections Deployed: Indicates the number of the connections that are deployed on the edge switch. When the number of connection is not 0, move the pointer to the figure, the window with the VM summary information pops up. The information includes the vnic of the VM, the VM name, and the name of the physical server which VM locates. Connections Not Deployed: Indicates the number of the connections that are not deployed on the edge switch. If the figure is not 0, move the pointer to the figure, the window with Viewing an edge switch list 13

14 the VM details pops up. The information includes the vnic of the VM, the VM name, and the name of the physical server which VM locates. Service Units: Indicates a set of the control commands integrated by VSI type. You can deploy the service units on a specified edge switch to control the VMs running on the physical server. The service units include four types: Bandwidth Control VM Access Control Prioritize Access to VM (Specific Clients) Prioritize Access to VM (All Clients) The statistic figure 4 in the list stands for the four types of the service units, not a real statistics figure for the current edge switch. For more information, see Service units for customizing VSI type. Operation Indicates the following operations: Setting ACL Number range Move the pointer to the ACL Number range icon to view the ACL number range of the current edge switch. Click the ACL Number range icon to set the custom ACL number range for the current edge switch. Some devices do not support this function, such as HP E series equipment. For more information, see Setting ACL number range. NOTE: For certain brand devices, the ACL number range function is not supported, and the ACL number range icon does not appear in the operation list. Viewing Migration History Click the Migration history icon to view all of the migration history of the VMs which are connected to the current edge switch. In addition, there is an interface to enter the Life Cycle Report page. For more information, see Life cycle reports. Deleting an edge switch Click the Delete icon to delete an edge switch from the edge switch list. Querying an edge switch In the edge switch list, ConnectionRM provides a Query capability that enables you to search for edge switches by device label. To query edge switch: 1. Click Resource > ConnectionRM. 2. In the navigation tree, click Edge Switch to open the Edge Switch List page. 3. Move the pointer to the Query at the upper-right corner of the Edge Switch List page, and a search criteria dialog box appears. 4. Complete the following search criteria: Device Label: Input a full or partial device label in the column. The device label can be the switch label or the switch IP address. 5. Click Query. The edge switches that meet your search criteria are listed in the Edge Switch List page. 6. Click Reset to clear the query condition, and it shows all the edge switches with default values in the list. 14 Edge switch management

15 Adding an edge switch Adding an edge switch is a necessary step to realize the VMs configuration migration automatically. Edge switch is the access point for ConnectionRM to manage the migration configuration of the VMs. To add an edge switch into the edge switch list: 1. Click Resource > ConnectionRM. 2. In the navigation tree, click Edge Switch to open the Edge Switch List page. 3. Move the pointer to the Add on the top of the Edge Switch List page, and enter the Select Device page. 4. There are two ways to select the device, by Views or by Advanced Query, see Selecting devices using the Advanced Query option. 5. To select the device by Views: a. From the Select Devices dialog box, click the By View tab. b. Expand the view you want to select devices from by clicking on the arrow to the left of the three view options, IP View, Device View, or Custom View. c. Click the view you want to select devices from the navigation tree on the left. The devices from the group you click appear in the Devices Found field to the right of the navigation tree. You can select devices from more than one group by clicking more than one group. d. Highlight the devices you want to select from the Devices Found list, and click the Add selected icon to add them to the selected devices list. 6. To remove one or more devices, select them, and click the Remove selected icon. 7. Confirm that the devices you have found have been added by reviewing the Selected Devices list. 8. Click OK. 9. Confirm that the devices now appear in the Devices List field. Selecting devices using the Advanced Query option You can also select devices using the Advanced Query option to search IMC using various criteria, and use the results of the search to add the edge switch. To select the device by Advanced Query: 1. From the Select Devices dialog box, click the Advanced tab. a. Enter values in one or more of the search parameters listed: Device IP Device IP List Enter the IP address you want to query for. Click the Exact Query checkbox if you want IMC to search for the exact IP address you have entered. Leave the Exact Query box unchecked if you want IMC to match only a certain portion of the IP address. Configure multiple device IP addresses to be searched. Click the Select device IP list configuration icon. Then, the Device IP List Configuration window appears. Enter one or multiple device IP addresses in the Input Device IP field (if you enter multiple IP addresses, enter one IP address on each line), and then click Add to add the entered IP addresses to the Device IP List field below. Repeat the steps above to add all device IP addresses to be searched. To delete an IP address in the Device IP List field, select the IP address, and then click Delete. Click OK to complete the operation. Make sure that the device IP addresses to be searched have been added to the Adding an edge switch 15

16 Device IP List field. To clear the Device IP List field, click the Delete icon. Device Label Device Status Device Category Device Series Contact Location Device Reachability Enter the device name for the devices you want to add. IMC supports fuzzy matching for device labels. Therefore, you can enter the entire device label for the device you want to locate, or you can enter just a portion of it. IMC displays all matches that contain the portion you enter. Select device status from the Device Status list. Select a device category form the Device Category list. Select a device series from the Device Series list. Enter the contact name information by which you want to search. IMC supports fuzzy matching for this field. Therefore, you can enter a partial string for the contact or the complete string for the contact. Enter the location information by which you want to search. IMC supports fuzzy matching for this field. Therefore, you can enter a partial string for location or the complete string for location. Select device reachability status from the Device Reachability list. b. Click Query to begin your search. The results of your search appear in the Devices Found field. c. Highlight the devices you want to select, and click the Add selected icon to add them to the selected devices list. 2. To remove one or more devices, select them, and click the Remove selected icon. 3. Confirm that the devices you have found have been added. 4. Click OK. Setting ACL number range You can use the ACL number range setting function to make a plan on ACL resource. For more information on ACL, see HP IMC Base Platform Administrator Guide. NOTE: You should set the ACL number range following the ACL number rule. You can move the pointer on the ACL number range icon in the Edge Switch List page to view the default ACL number range before you do the operation of setting ACL number range. After you complete the operation of setting the ACL number range, the new ACL number range will appear in the Edge Switch List page. When the switch is added as the edge switch, ConnectionRM will obtain the default ACL number range automatically according to the device type. To set ACL number range: 1. Click Resource > ConnectionRM 2. In the navigation tree, click Edge Switch to open the Edge Switch List page. 3. Click the ACL number range icon for the target edge switch to enter the page for configuring an ACL number range. 4. Type an ACL number range in the ACL number range column. 5. Click OK. 16 Edge switch management

17 The ACL number range varies with device vendors. Viewing the migration history of VMs controlled by the edge switch To view the migration history (before and after) of VMs relevant to the current edge switch: 1. Click Resource > ConnectionRM. 2. In the navigation tree, click Edge Switch to open the Edge Switch List page. 3. Click the Migration history icon to view the migration history of the VMs which connect with the edge switch. For more information, see Life cycle reports. Deleting an edge switch After the delete operation, the edge switch does not appear in the list, and it is deleted from the ConnectionRM module. When the edge switch is used by a connection, you cannot delete this edge switch. To delete an edge switch: 1. Click Resource > ConnectionRM. 2. In the navigation tree, click Edge Switch to open the Edge Switch List page. 3. Click the Delete icon in the Operation field of the edge switch you want to delete. The deleted Edge Switch is removed from the Edge Switch list. NOTE: When the number of the Connections Deployed or Connections Not Deployed is not 0, the corresponding edge switch is not allowed to be deleted. When you want to delete the edge switch, make sure the VMs relevant to the current edge switch are not bound with VSI type and vnic. Example for adding an edge switch Lily Technology Company is a game development company. It has two physical servers (server A and server B). The free space is not enough in server A, and the configuration from server A needs to be migrated to server B. In addition, you need to set ACL number range in switch B to control the ACL resource. The switches details are as follows: Switch A IP address is /24 Switch B device label is MSTP1_xiaopang4 Switch B is a H3C brand switch which need to set ACL number range. To add switch A to an edge switch list: 1. Click Resource > ConnectionRM. 2. In the navigation tree, click Edge Switch to open the Edge Switch List page. 3. Click Add to open the Add Edge Switch page. 4. To select switch A By View: a. From the Select Devices dialog box, click the By View tab. b. Expand the IP View to select the switch A IP: /24 devices from by clicking on the arrow to the left of the three view options, IP View, Device View, or Custom View. c. The device switch A you clicked on, appears in the Devices Found field to the right of the navigation tree. d. Highlight the switch A from the Devices Found list, and click the to add it to the selected devices list. e. Click OK, the configuration displays in the box below as shown in Figure 4. Viewing the migration history of VMs controlled by the edge switch 17

18 Figure 4 Adding switch A to the edge switch list 5. Go back to the Edge Switch List to check that switch A is in the list. To add switch B to an edge switch list: 1. Click Resource > ConnectionRM. 2. In the navigation tree, click Edge Switch to open the Edge Switch List page. 3. Click Add to open the Add Edge Switch page. 4. To select switch B by Advance Query: a. From the Select Devices dialog, click the Advance Query tab. b. Type in xiaopang4 in the Device Label parameters column. c. Click Query to begin the search. Switch B appears in the Devices Found field. d. Highlight the switch B, and click the Add selected icon to add it to the selected devices list. e. Confirm that the Switch B devices you discovered have been added. f. Click OK, the configuration displays in the box below as shown in Figure Edge switch management

19 Figure 5 Adding switch B to an edge switch list 5. Go back to the Edge Switch List to check switch B is in the list. To set the ACL number range for switch B: 1. Click Resource > ConnectionRM. 2. In the navigation tree, click Edge Switch to open the Edge Switch List page. 3. Click the ACL number range icon for MSTP1_xiaopang4 to enter the ACL number range page. 4. The default H3C ACL number range is Type in the ACL number range column. 5. Click OK, the setting process is completed shown as Figure 6. Figure 6 Setting an ACL number range for switch B Deleting an edge switch 19

20 4 VSI type management A VSI type integrates a set of service unit settings for administrators to perform the Quality of Service (QoS) management and access control for VM. With ConnectionRM, you can deploy a VSI type on a specified edge switch to control the VM running on the physical servers that connect to it. The ConnectionRM module provides the following service units for you to customize a VSI type: Bandwidth Control Defines the guaranteed bandwidth for traffic between clients and the VM. VM Access Control Defines the clients that are allowed to access the VM. Prioritize Access to VM (Specific Clients) Prioritizes packets sent from specific clients to the VM. This priority setting takes precedence over the priority set in Prioritize Access to VM (All Clients). Prioritize Access to VM (All Clients) Defines the default priority for packets sent from all clients to the VM. ConnectionRM enables you to use the service units to customize a VSI type. You can then deploy the VSI type to control the bandwidth, access authority, and packet priority for the VM. To customize a VSI type that meets your VM management requirements, you can select one or more service units, and configure multiple sets of parameters for them. Also, the ConnectionRM module provides an efficient way to manage the VSI type. In ConnectionRM, a VSI type is always used as a template, with which you can generate multiple versions for the VSI type to combine with different VM as required. When you customize a VSI type, you can modify a VSI type that has similar service unit configurations, and then release a new version for the updated VSI type. This helps VSI type classification and management, and also increases your efficiency in configuring VSI types for VM that have similar service requirements. As the physical network configuration, VSI type can perform QoS management and access control for the VM. During a VM migration, in order for the VSI type to automatically migrate with the corresponding VM, the VSI type needs to be bound to the vnic of the target VM through connection configurations. For more information, see Connection management. Viewing the VSI Type List The VSI type list displays VSI types and their versions in a tree hierarchy that displays a VSI type as parent and its versions as children. In the list, you can view the status, the network to which the VSI type is assigned, and other details of the VSI types and their versions. To view the VSI type list: 1. From the main IMC menu, click Resource > ConnectionRM. 2. In the navigation tree, click VSI Type. The defined VSI types and their versions are listed in the VSI Type List page where you can view the following information: Name Indicates the name of the VSI type. Status Displays version information. Move the pointer to the Status icon. The Version Information menu shows the information of the top 10 versions, including the version name 20 VSI type management

21 and number of connections to which the version is bound. This field also displays the status of VSI type versions, which includes: Bound When a version is bound to a vnic of a VM, the Bound icon displays in the Status field of the version. Not Bound When a version is not bound to any vnic of a VM, the Not Bound icon displays in the Status field of the version. Network Displays network information. Move the pointer to the Network icon, and the Network menu shows the information of the network to which you assigned the VSI type. This information includes the network name and VLAN ID of the network resource uses. For more information, see Network management. Service Unit Displays the service units that you use to customize the VSI type. Move the pointer to the Service Unit icon, and the Service Unit menu displays the service units. Description Indicates the description of the VSI type or version. Release Version/Release Time Displays a Release icon for a VSI type. When you click the icon, you release a new version for the VSI type. For the versions of a VSI type, this field displays the released time of the version. Operation Indicates the operations you can perform for the VSI type, including: Querying VSI type Modify a VSI type Click the Modify icon in the operation field of a VSI type to modify the configuration of a VSI type. For more information, see Modifying a VSI type. Delete a VSI type Click the Delete icon in the operation field of a VSI type to delete the specified VSI type. For more information, see Deleting a VSI type. Delete a version Click the Delete icon in the operation field of a version to delete the specified version. For more information, see Deleting a version of a VSI type. ConnectionRM provides a Query capability that enables you to search for VSI types or VSI type versions by name, status, and other parameters. To query for a VSI type: 1. From the main IMC menu, click Resource > ConnectionRM. 2. In the navigation tree, click VSI Type to open the VSI Type List page. 3. Move the pointer to the Query at the upper-right corner of the VSI Type List page. A search criteria dialog box appears. 4. Complete one or more of the following search criteria: Name Input a full or partial name of the VSI type. Status Select the status of the VSI type. Bound indicates querying the VSI type versions that are bound to vnics. Not Bound indicates querying the VSI type versions that are not bound to vnics. For more information, see Deploying a connection. Network Select the network that the VSI type you want to query is assigned to. TopN Versions Input the number of the latest released versions of the VSI type you want to query. For example, if you input 10 in this field, the system only displays the latest released 10 versions of the VSI types that meet your search criteria. Querying VSI type 21

22 Release Time From/To Click the Data and Time icon to select a period in which the VSI type version is released. Description Input one or more keywords of the VSI type description. 5. Click Query. The VSI types that meet your search criteria are listed in the VSI Type List. When you finish your search, you can click Reset to restore the full VSI Type List. Viewing VSI type details The VSI Type Details page provides the basic information, the network to which the VSI type is assigned, and the service unit configurations of the VSI type. In this page, you can view the details of VSI types and the released versions. To view the VSI type details: 1. From the main IMC menu, click Resource > ConnectionRM. 2. In the navigation tree, click VSI Type to open the VSI Type List page. 3. Click the link in the Name field of a VSI type or a released VSI type version for which you want to view details. The VSI Type Details page appears. On the VSI Type Details page you can view the following information: Basic Information Indicates the basic information of the VSI type, which includes the name and description of the VSI type or VSI type version. Network Indicates the networks to which the VSI type is assigned. Service Unit List Indicates the service units that you use to customize the VSI type. Parameter Settings Indicates the parameter settings for the service units that you use to customize the VSI type. For more information, see Table 1. Adding a VSI type A VSI type can integrate multiple service unit configurations to perform the QoS management and access control for VM. Information included here introduces the service units you can use to customize your own VSI type, and provides a typical example for how to add a VSI type. Service units for customizing VSI type Table 1 lists all service units and the related parameters you can use to customize a VSI type. Table 1 Service unit description Service Unit Description Parameter settings Bandwidth Control Specify the guaranteed Client IP Specify an IP segment for the specific clients by bandwidth for traffic between setting the Client IP and Wildcard Mask parameters. The client and the VM, such as ConnectionRM controls the bandwidth for the traffic between committed information rate 22 VSI type management

23 Table 1 Service unit description (continued) Service Unit Description (CIR) and peak information rate (PIR). Parameter settings the VM and the clients you specify here. Input a single IP address or IP segment with standard IPv4 format. Wildcard Mask Input a wildcard mask to specify the IP segment of the specific clients. Filtering Direction Specify the direction of the packets to which you want to perform bandwidth control. INBOUND indicates the packets sent from the client to the VM. OUTBOUND indicates the packets sent from the VM to the client. You also can select BOTH to control the packets of both directions. CIR (kbps) Specify the average rate allowed by the target VM to transmit or forward packets. In the practical environment, HP recommends that you control the traffic bandwidth to be less than the CIR value. PIR (kbps) Specify the maximum rate allowed by the target VM to transmit or forward packets. If the traffic bandwidth exceeds the PIR value, the system discards the redundant packets to control the bandwidth. VM Access Control Allow specific clients to access Client IP Specify an IP segment for the specific clients by the VM. setting the Client IP and Wildcard Mask parameters. Only the clients you specify here are allowed to access the target VM. Input a single IP address or IP segment with standard IPv4 format. Wildcard Mask Input a wildcard mask to specify the IP segment of the specific clients. Filtering Direction Specify the direction of the packets to which you want to perform VM access control. INBOUND indicates the packets sent from the client to the VM. OUTBOUND indicates the packets sent from the VM to the client. You also can select BOTH to control the packets of both directions. Prioritize Access to VM (Specific Clients) Prioritize Access to VM (All Clients) Prioritize packets from specific clients to the VM. This priority setting takes precedence over the priority setting for all clients to the VM. Specify the default priority for packets from all clients to the VM. Client IP Specify an IP segment for the specific clients by setting the Client IP and Wildcard Mask parameters. All the packets sent from the defined IP address to the target VM are prioritized according to the priority rules defined in this service unit. Input a single IP address or IP segment with standard IPv4 format. Wildcard Mask Input a wildcard mask to specify the IP segment of the specific clients. Filtering Direction Specify the direction of the packets to which you want to set priority. INBOUND indicates the packets sent from the client to the VM. OUTBOUND indicates the packets sent from the VM to the client. You also can select BOTH to control the packets of both directions. Priority Setting Indicate the protocol of the packets for which you want to set the priority. Priority Value Specify a priority level for the packets. Filtering Direction Specify the direction of the packets to which you want to set priority. INBOUND indicates the packets sent from the client to the VM. OUTBOUND indicates the packets sent from the VM to the client. You also can select BOTH to control the packets of both directions. Priority Setting Indicate the protocol of the packets for which you want to set the priority. Priority Value Specify a priority level for the packets. Adding a VSI type 23

24 NOTE: If you want to prioritize access to VM, HP recommends that you only select one of the service units: Prioritize Access to VM (Specific Clients) or Prioritize Access to VM (All Clients) to set the priority for the packets access. You cannot use both service units to set the priority. When you configure a VSI type, you can select one or more service units according to your VM management requirements. Also, you can configure multiple sets of parameters for the service units you select, and each set can be added as a service rule. When you configure multiple service rules, ensure that every service rule contains the same service units. For example, you have selected the Bandwidth Control and VM Access Control service units to set a service rule. When you want to add a new service rule for the VSI type, you only can use the two service units to create the new service rule. When you use a different set of service units to create a new service rule, the existing service rules are removed. Example of adding a VSI type As a network administrator, you are assigned to use ConnectionRM to customize a VSI type for the VM used by the Research and Development (R&D) department and the Testing lab of the company. For information security and resource optimization, the VM have to meet the following requirements: The guaranteed CIR and PIR of the bandwidth for the traffic between the VM and clients are 1024 kbps and 2048 kbps. Only the clients in the R&D department ( /24) and the Testing lab ( /24) can access the VM. Use the DSCP protocol to assign a high priority to the packets sent from the R&D department to the VM. Set the priority of the packets sent from the Testing lab to be 3, and the priority of the packets sent from the R&D department to be 5. To add a VSI type: 1. From the main IMC menu, click Resource > ConnectionRM. 2. In the navigation tree, click VSI Type to open the VSI Type List page. 3. Click Add to open the Add VSI Type page. 4. Complete the basic information of the VSI type as follows: Name Specify a name for the VSI type. Network Select the network to which you assign the VSI type. For more information, see Network management. Description Specify a brief description of the VSI type. 5. Configure the service rule for the R&D department as described in the example. a. Bandwidth Control, VM Access Control, and Prioritize Access to VM (Specific Clients) are the default service units that are selected when you open the Add VSI Type page. The parameters related to the service units appear in the Parameter Settings pane. NOTE: If you want to select other service unit or cancel the selection of a service unit, click the check box of the corresponding service unit. b. To specify the IP segment of the R&D department, set the Client IP to be , and set the Wildcard Mask to be c. Select INBOUND in the Filtering Direction list. d. For the bandwidth control, set the CIR (kbps) parameter to be 1024, and set the PIR (kbps) parameter to be e. Select DSCP from the Priority Setting list, and input 5 in the Priority Value field. f. Click Add below the parameters field. The configuration appears in the box below the parameters field as a service rule, as shown in Figure VSI type management

25 Figure 7 Service unit configuration for the R&D department 6. Configure the service rule for the Testing lab as described in the example. a. Select the Bandwidth Control, VM Access Control, and Prioritize Access to VM (Specific Clients) service units. The parameters related to the service units appear in the Parameter Settings pane. b. To specify the IP segment of the Testing lab, set the Client IP to be , and set the Wildcard Mask to be c. Select INBOUND in the Filtering Direction list. d. For the bandwidth control, set the CIR (kbps) parameter to be 1024, and set the PIR (kbps) parameter to be e. Select DSCP from the Priority Setting list, and input 3 in the Priority Value field. f. Click Add to the right of the parameters field. The configuration appears in the box below the parameters field as a service rule, as shown in Figure 8. Adding a VSI type 25

26 Figure 8 Service unit configuration for the Testing lab NOTE: When you want to delete a service rule that you added, select the target service rule, and then click Delete. 7. To save the VSI type configuration, click Save. The VSI type appears in the VSI type list. When you want to release a version for the VSI type, click Save and Release. The VSI type and the released version appear in the VSI type list. For more information, see Releasing a version for a VSI type. After configuring a VSI type, you can release versions for it, which can be used to define a connection. For more information, see Connection management. Modifying a VSI type In the Modify VSI Type page, you can modify the configuration of a VSI type. When you modify a VSI type, you cannot modify the name of the VSI type or the network to which you assign the VSI type. You can add or delete service rules for a VSI type. When you define a new service rule, you can only use the same set of service units with the existing service rules. In addition, this function also enables you to release a version for the VSI type you modified. NOTE: You can modify a VSI type, but cannot modify the released versions of a VSI type. If you want to customize a VSI type version, you need to first customize the VSI type, and then release a new version for the VSI type. To modify a VSI type: 1. From the main IMC menu, click Resource > ConnectionRM. 2. In the navigation tree, click VSI Type to open the VSI Type List page. 3. Click the Modify icon of the VSI type you want to modify. The Modify VSI Type page appears. 26 VSI type management

27 4. You can modify the basic information and service unit configurations in the Modify VSI Type page. For more information, see Adding a VSI type. 5. After you modify the VSI type, click Save to save the changes. When you want to release a version for the updated VSI type, click Save and Release. The released version displays in the VSI type list. For more information, see Releasing a version for a VSI type. Deleting a VSI type Deleting a VSI type deletes the VSI type, as well as all the released versions of the VSI type. To delete a VSI type: 1. From the main IMC menu, click Resource > ConnectionRM. 2. In the navigation tree, click VSI Type to open the VSI Type List page. 3. Click the Delete icon in the Operation field of the VSI type you want to delete. A verification dialog box opens. NOTE: If there are one or more versions of a VSI type that are bound to the vnics of VM, you cannot delete the VSI type. The Delete icon does not display in the Operation field. In this scenario, if you want to delete the VSI type, you must first unbind the versions. For more information, see Undeploying a connection. 4. Click OK to delete the VSI type. The VSI type that you delete is removed from the VSI Type List. Releasing a version for a VSI type In ConnectionRM, after you modify a VSI type, you can release a version for the updated VSI type to retain the changes. This task facilitates customizing VSI types for the VM that have similar service requirements. Also, it enables you to classify and manage the VSI types. The three ways to release a version for a VSI type are as follows: Release a version when adding a new VSI type When you add a new VSI type, click Save and Release after completing the VSI type parameters to release a version for the new VSI type. Release a version when modifying a VSI type When you modify a new VSI type, click Save and Release after modifying the VSI type parameters to release a version for the VSI type. Release a version from the VSI type list In the VSI Type List page, click the Release icon in the Release Version/Release Time field of the target VSI type. A new version displays under the VSI type. Deleting a version of a VSI type Before deleting a version of a VSI type, make sure that the version is not bound to any vnic of VM. In ConnectionRM, if a version of a VSI type is bound to a vnic of a VM, you cannot delete the version. To delete a version of a VSI type: 1. From the main IMC menu, click Resource > ConnectionRM. 2. In the navigation tree, click VSI Type to open the VSI Type List page. 3. Click the Delete icon in the Operation field of the version you want to delete. A verification dialog box opens. Deleting a VSI type 27

28 NOTE: If the version is bound to the vnics of VM, the Delete icon does not display in the Operation field. In this scenario, if you want to delete the version, you must firstly unbind it. For more information, see Undeploying a connection. 4. Click OK to delete the version. The version you delete is removed from the VSI Type List. 28 VSI type management

29 5 Network management As an advanced data exchange technology, VLAN allows a network administrator to logically segment a LAN into different broadcast domains. Each VLAN includes a group of workstations that have the same or similar application requirements. The packets generated by a workstation in a VLAN can only be transmitted through the network resources (ports) within the VLAN, which helps traffic and bandwidth control, simplifies the network management, and improves the network security. ConnectionRM's Network The ConnectionRM provides a management facility, Network, for assigning ports for transferring the traffic between VM and clients, and the VSI types you can deploy for controlling the traffic between VM and clients. In the ConnectionRM, a network can indicate a port through specifying the VLAN ID of the port in the network. Each network can only consume one VLAN ID. When creating a connection, you need to assign a network to the connection. This enables the VM specified in the connection to use the port to send or receive packets to and from the clients. In this way, you can specify a network for the VM that has the same or similar application requirements to improve the management efficiency, or assign the network according to your network plan and the practical requirements. For more information, see Connection management. Another important function of the network management is VSI type assignment. With network management, you can assign one or more VSI types to a specified network, which allows the administrator to deploy the specified VSI types for managing the VM that can use the network to communicate with the clients. In addition, when creating a network, you can authorize one or more operators or operator groups to manage the VSI types assigned to the network. In the ConnectionRM, to view and manage the VSI types, you must log on to the IMC base platform as an authorized operator. NOTE: With the network management, you can assign VSI type management privilege for an operator or operator group. You can assign this privilege when you add an operator group in the IMC base platform. For more information, see HP IMC Base Platform Administrator Guide. Viewing network list In the network list, you can view the created networks, and the related information, such as the VLAN ID, the VSI types that the network can manage, and other details of the network. To view the VSI type list: 1. From the main IMC menu, click Resource > ConnectionRM. 2. In the navigation tree, click Network. The created networks are listed in the Network List page. In the network list, you can view the following information: Network Name VLAN ID Max. Connections Description Indicates the name of the network. Indicates the VLAN ID of the port that is assigned to the network. Each network can only consume one VLAN ID. When you select a network for a connection, the VM specified in the connection can communicate with the clients through the corresponding ports. Indicates the maximum number of the connections allowed to be created in the network. When creating a connection, you should specify the network that the connection belongs to. When the number of the connections in the specified network reaches the value defined in this field, you cannot create any new connections in the specified network. For more information, see Adding a connection. Indicates the description of the network. ConnectionRM's Network 29

30 Bandwidth Control Connection Copy Modify Indicates whether or not the connections of the network are specified the guaranteed bandwidth. This field uses the following bars to indicate the different bandwidth control status: Green bar Indicates at least one connection is specified the guaranteed bandwidth in the network. Move the pointer to the bar to view the number of the connections that are specified the guaranteed bandwidth, and the maximum PIR value specified for the connections. In ConnectionRM, the bandwidth control of a connection is achieved by configuring the Bandwidth Control service unit for the VSI types that the connection used. Grey bar Indicates at least one connection is not specified the guaranteed bandwidth in the network. Move the pointer to the bar to view the number of the connections that are not specified the guaranteed bandwidth. Blank When there is no connection in the network, this field is left blank. Indicates the number of the connections in the network. This field uses the following bars to indicate the connections of different status: Green bar Move the pointer to the green bar to view the number of the connections that have been deployed in the network. Red bar Move the pointer to the red bar to view the number of the created connections that have not been deployed in the network Grey bar Move the pointer to the grey bar to view the number of the remaining connections that you can create in the network. For more information, see Adding a VSI type and Adding a connection. Click the Copy icon to copy the configurations of the specified network, which can be a template for you to create a new network. For more information, see Copying the configuration of a network. Click the Modify icon to modify the configurations of the specified network. For more information, see Modifying a network. Delete Click the Delete icon to delete a network. For more information, see Deleting a network. Viewing network details The Network Details page provides the basic information and the VSI type settings of the network. In this page, you can view the detailed configurations of the network. To view the network details: 1. From the main IMC menu, click Resource > ConnectionRM. 2. In the navigation tree, click Network to open the Network List page. 3. Click the link in the Network Name field of the network for which you want to view details. The Network Details page appears. You can view the following information: Name VLAN ID Max. Connections Description VSI Type Settings Operator List Indicates the name of the network. Indicates the VLAN ID of the port that is assigned to the network. Each network can only consume one VLAN ID. When you select a network for a connection, the VM specified in the connection can communicate with the clients through the corresponding ports. Indicates the maximum number of the connections allowed to be created in the network. When creating a connection, you should specify the network that the connection belongs to. When the number of the connections in the specified network reaches the value defined in this field, you cannot create any new connections in the specified network. Indicates the description of the network. Indicates the VSI types that are assigned to the network. Indicates the operators or operator groups that have the privileges to manage the VSI types that are assigned to the network. In ConnectionRM, to view and manage the VSI types, you must log on to the IMC base platform as an authorized operator. 30 Network management

31 Adding a network Before creating a network, the network administrator should plan the network resource in advance. Introduced here is the network planning, which is the basis and prerequisite for adding and configuring a network. Network planning In the ConnectionRM, a network is a facility for assigning ports for transferring the traffic between VM and clients, as well as the VSI types you can deploy for controlling the traffic between VM and clients. Therefore, the network configuration is based on the network planning in the practical environment. As a network administrator, you should first plan the physical network environment, which includes creating VLANs according to the application requirements, assigning network resources (such as ports), and so on. You also have to identify the service requirements of the VM, which helps you to classify the VSI types, authorize the operators, and so forth. With ConnectionRM, you can create networks and assign a VLAN ID to a network according to the VLANs configured in the practical environment. By assigning a network to a connection, the VM specified in the connection can communicate with the clients through the corresponding ports. In addition, you can also classify the VSI types by assigning VSI types to different network. When creating a connection, when you select a network, you can only use the VSI types that are assigned to the network to control the traffic between VM and clients. Another important planning step is to decide which operators or operator groups have the privileges to manage the VSI types that are assigned to a network, which helps the specialization of management authorities. Example of adding a network As a network administrator, you are assigned to use ConnectionRM to customize a network for a VLAN (VLAN ID is 2). The maximum number of connections is 10. The network includes the following VSI types: VSI Type A VSI Type B In addition, only the operators in the administrator group and maintainer group can manage the two VSI types. To add a network: 1. From the main IMC menu, click Resource > ConnectionRM. 2. In the navigation tree, click Network to open the Network List page. 3. Click Add to open the Add Network page. 4. Complete the basic information of the network as follows: Name Specify the name for the network. VLAN ID Input the VLAN ID of the VLAN. The value ranges from 1 to 4094, and you must input the VLAN ID that applies to a trunk port of a switch. In this example, input 2 in the VLAN ID field. Max. Connections Specify the maximum number of the connections allowed to created in the network. In this example, input 10 in the Max. Connections field. Description Input a brief description of the network. 5. In the VSI Type Settings pane, click the VSI Type A from the Available VSI Types list box, and then click the Add Selection icon. The VSI type A displays in the Selected VSI Type list box. 6. Repeat step 5 to add the VSI Type B to the Selected VSI Type list box. Adding a network 31

32 NOTE: To select all the VSI types list in the Available VSI Types box, click the Add All Selections icon. When you want to remove a selected VSI type, click the VSI type in the Selected VSI Type list box, and then click the Remove Selection icon selected VSI types, click the Remove All Selected icon.. To remove all the 7. In the Operator List pane, click the checkbox of the operators or operator groups you want to authorize to manage the network. The administrator group has been authorized full permissions in the IMC base platform and all added-on modules. This group is authorized by default. In this example, click the checkbox of the maintainer group to authorize the operators in this group to manage the VSI types that are assigned to the network, as shown in Network configuration example. Figure 9 Network configuration example NOTE: Click the Expand all icon to view the operators in all operator groups. Click the Collapse all icon to only view the operator groups. 8. Click OK. A message displays to show the network is added successfully. The network you configure displays in the Network List. Copying the configuration of a network When creating a new network, you can copy the configuration of a similar network, which can be used as a template. In this way, you can quickly create a new network based on the copied configuration. To copy the configuration of a network: 32 Network management

33 1. From the main IMC menu, click Resource > ConnectionRM. 2. In the navigation tree, click Network to open the Network List page. 3. Click the Copy icon in the Copy field of the network you want to copy. The Add Network page and the parameter settings of the network you copied displays. 4. Modify the name of the network. 5. Modify the other parameters of the network as required. For more information, see Example of adding a network. 6. Click OK. A message displays to show the network is added successfully. The network you configure displays in the Network List. Modifying a network The ConnectionRM provides you with the ability to modify the configuration of a network. You can modify the basic information, VSI type settings, and change the authorization of the operators. You cannot modify the name of a network. Besides, you cannot change the value of the Max. Connections to be less than the number of existing connections in the network. To modify a network: 1. From the main IMC menu, click Resource > ConnectionRM. 2. In the navigation tree, click Network to open the Network List page. 3. Click the Modify icon of the network you want to modify to open the Modify Network page. 4. Modify the parameters of the network as required. For more information, see Example of adding a network. 5. Click OK. Deleting a network If there is a connection that belongs to the network you want to delete, which means that at least one of the VSI type versions in the network is bound to vnics, you cannot delete the network. To delete a network: 1. From the main IMC menu, click Resource > ConnectionRM. 2. In the navigation tree, click Network to open the Network List page. 3. Click the Delete icon of the network you want to delete. A verification dialog box opens. 4. Click OK to delete the network. When there is at least one VSI type version in the network that is bound to a vnic, the following message is displayed: Please create a task to delete the connection because the network contains a VSI Type version that is bound to vnics. In this scenario, when you want to delete the network, you should first delete all the connections in the network. Modifying a network 33

34 6 Connection management The Connection management function allows for the binding of a specific VSI Type version into the target vnic of the virtual machine. When the virtual machine starts, stops, or migrates, ConnectionRM is able to deploy the connection bound with a VSI Type to the target virtual machine. With this function the administrator can deploy the VSI Type information to the edge switch automatically. Deploying a connection in the VM sends a specific VSI Type configuration to the target edge switch. ConnectionRM does not support migration when the MAC address of the vnic has changed. When the virtual machine s vnic changes, you need to create a new connection for the new vnic. The deploy mechanism and process of EVB and VEB are different: In an EVB environment: Deploying or undeploying a connection manually is unavailable. ConnectionRM deploys or undeploys the connection every time when the VM starts or stops. In a VEB environment: Deploying or undeploying a connection manually is available. Only in the following three situations can ConnectionRM deploy or undeploy a connection automatically: The first time when VNM finds the VM. When the VNM finds that the VM is deleted. When the VM migrates. For more information, see Deploying a connection. Viewing the connection list The connection list displays the detail information of each connection. In the list, you can check many current parameter values, and you also can check their details by entering the corresponding page. To view the connection list: 1. Click Resource > ConnectionRM. 2. In the navigation tree, click Connection to open the Connection List page. 3. All connections and their detail information are displayed in the connection list. The following is a table of the connection list items: Status Name Description vnic IP vnic VM Click to open the Operation List page where you can check the operation history details. The Green icon indicates that the connection has been deployed; the red one indicates that the connection is not deployed. Display the connection name. Display the connection description. Display the target vnic IP of connection. Display the target vnic MAC address. Click the MAC address of the target vnic to enter in the related Virtual Machine page. You can check the VM detail information in this page. In ConnectionRM, use a specific vnic to represent a VM. If the vnic changed, the VM makes a change accordingly. Display the target VM name and IP address. 34 Connection management

35 Physical Server Network VSI Type Access Switch Access Interface Operation Display the physical server name and IP address. Click the target physical server name to enter in the Device Details page for checking details. For more information, see IMC Base Platform Administrator Guide. Display the network name that the connection used. Display the target VSI Type version. Click the target VSI Type to open the related VSI Type Details window. For more information, see Viewing VSI type details. Display the device label and IP address of the target switch. Click the target access switch to open the Resource page for details checking Display the interface of the switch that used to communicate with the physical server. Include four user operations as follows: Modify Modify the configurations of an undeployed connection. Delete Delete an undeployed connection from the connection list. Deploy Deploy a connection to the edge switch. Undeploy Undeploy a connection from the edge switch. NOTE: When a connection has been deployed, it is no longer possible to Deploy/Undeploy, Modify, or Delete it manually. So the related icons do not appear in the Operation column. Querying connection ConnectionRM provides a Query capability that enables you to search for connection by name, vnic IP, and other parameters. To query the connection: 1. Click Resource > ConnectionRM. 2. In the navigation tree, click Connection to open the Connection List page. 3. In the top right corner, put the cursor on Query to open the Query floating pane. 4. Completing the query conditions. 5. ClickQuery. 6. Click Reset to reset the query conditions, and then click Query to perform a new query process. Adding a connection ConnectionRM allows you to add a new connection between a specific VSI Type and a vnic of the virtual machine. When you add a new connection, ConnectionRM judges if the target switch is an edge switch, if it is not, the adding process cannot be successful. To add a new connection: 1. Click Resource > ConnectionRM. 2. In the navigation tree, click Connection to open the Connection List page. 3. Click Add to open the Add Connection window. 4. Enter the following parameters: Name Specify a name to the connection. vnic Specify the vnic address with a format like this: xxxx-xxxx-xxxx. Or click Select to open the VM list page. All available VMs are displayed in this page; you can check the VM detail information, such as VM Name, Status, IP, and Physical Server. Then select a vnic that you want and click OK to go back to the connection adding procedure. Also, you can use the Query VM function to search for your target VM, then select it. VM IP After you select a target vnic, the VM IP address is loaded automatically. Also, you can specify an IP address for the VM, but if the VM IP address is not ready for Querying connection 35

36 ConnectionRM to access, this item might be empty. After a while, ConnectionRM can refresh the VM IP address automatically. Network Select a target network. VSI Type Select a target VSI Type from the list. If you have assigned a network for this connection, only the VSI Type that belongs to this network appears in the list. VSI Type Version Select a target VSI Type Version. Description Describe the connection. 5. Click OK. NOTE: You can add a new connection in the vcenter with the Plug-In Management function. It will appear in the Connection List of ConnectionRM however it cannot be found in the vcenter. Furthermore, the values of connection Name and vnic must be unique whether the connection is added in vcenter or ConnectionRM. Modifying a connection ConnectionRM allows you to modify the parameters of an existed connection. After you modify a connection, it is necessary to deploy this connection into the switch. If the connection has been deployed, it is unavailable to modify the configurations. To modify a connection: 1. Click Resource > ConnectionRM. 2. In the navigation tree, click Connection to open the Connection List page. 3. Click the Modify icon under the Operation column of the target connection item to open the Modify Connection page. 4. Modify the following parameters except connection name and VM: VM IP Specify a new IP address for the VM. Network Select a new network. VSI Type Select a target VSI Type from the list. VSI Type Version Select a target VSI Type Version. Description Describe the connection. For more information, see Adding a connection. 5. Click OK. Deploying a connection After you add a new connection successfully, you need to create a task of deploying this new connection to the target switch. Then the deploy details are sent back to you, and you can check them in the Operation List. If all of your configurations are not deployed successfully, ConnectionRM provides the redeploy function to redeploy the configurations manually. A VEB environment as an example to describe the process of how to deploy a successful connection in the ConnectionRM. To an EVB environment, you do not have to deploy the connection to the switch. After you finish the connection adding procedure, ConnectionRM does this for you automatically. Also, VEB and EVB have the same result in the checking procedure. The parts of the process to finalize a connection deploy process are: Add a new connection. Deploy the connection to the target switch. Check the deployed results. Redeploy the connection. To deploy a connection: 36 Connection management

37 1. Click Resource > ConnectionRM. 2. In the navigation tree, click Connection to open the Connection List page. 3. Click Add to open the Add Connection page. 4. Complete the parameters. For more information, see Adding a connection. 5. Click OK to go back to the Connection List page. 6. Click the Deploy icon, and a reminder dialog box appears at the top of the page with the message Task XXX to deploy the connection successfully added. 7. Wait a moment for the Operation List page to open. 8. Check operation results in the Operation List page. If the deploy is successful, then the deploy process is over. When the deploy is a failure or a partial success, complete the following steps. a. In the Operation List page, click the Details icon to open the Operation Details page. b. In the Operation Details page, check the failure reason. c. Check your environment according to the failure reason. d. Click the Deploy icon to redeploy the configurations of the connection successfully. Undeploying a connection In a VEB environment, when the virtual machine migrates, you need to eliminate the former connection configurations in the switch to release the port which is occupied by the former connection. This process is called undeploying a connection. After undeploying a former connection, it still exists in the Connection List and you can deploy it again whenever you want. To undeploy a connection: 1. Click Resource > ConnectionRM. 2. In the navigation tree, click Connection to open the Connection List page. 3. Click the Undeploy icon to undeploy the connection. Deleting a connection ConnectionRM allows you to delete an existing connection from the connection list. However, if the connection has been deployed, it is not possible to delete the connection. To delete a connection: 1. Click Resource > ConnectionRM. 2. In the navigation tree, click Connection to open the Connection List page. 3. Click the Delete icon under the Operation column of the target connection. 4. Click OK. Undeploying a connection 37

38 7 Life cycle reports Life cycle reports provide lists to record the VM migrations, and the offline and online operations to migrate the VM network configuration. Introduction to life cycle reports Migration History IMC monitors the migrations of the target VM, and records the information of each migration. ConnectionRM displays the details of each migration in the Migration History list, which includes: Source and destination switches Source and destination physical servers Source and destination interfaces Time of the migration Migration results In addition to the Migration History list, you can also view the migration details in a more intuitive way icon view, which helps you easily trace each migration of a VM. Operation List The operation List records the offline and online operations of the VM network configurations. A VM network configuration integrates a set of control commands to perform the QoS management and access control for the target VM. It is deployed on the edge switch that connects to the physical server of the VM. ConnectionRM provides the ability to migrate the corresponding network configuration with the VM automatically, and records the configuration offline and online operations related to the VM migrations. The operation list shows the results of the configuration, offline and online operations, which helps you check whether the VM network configuration migrates successfully. In addition, when a network configuration migration fails, or only partially succeeds, you can view the cause of failure, and manually perform the operation again. Viewing historical record of VM migration via list view ConnectionRM provides two modes to view the historical records of the VM migrations: List view Icon view From the Migration History list, you can view the source and destination information of the VM migration, and the results of the VM network configuration migration. To view the history record of a VM migration via List view: 1. From the main IMC menu, click Resource > ConnectionRM. 2. In the navigation tree, click Life Cycle Report. 3. On the Life Cycle Report page, click the Migration History tab to view the Migration History list. 38 Life cycle reports

39 A record provides the following information on the VM migration: VM vnic Source Switch Source Interface Source Physical Server Destination Switch Destination Interface Destination Physical Server Migration Time Migration Result Operation Indicates the name of the migrated VM. Indicates the MAC address of the vnic. Indicates the device label and IP address of the edge switch that connects to the physical server that the target VM resides before the VM migration. Indicates the port of the switch, with which the VM communicates with the clients before the VM migration. Indicates the device label and IP address of the physical server where the target VM resides before the VM migration. Indicates the device label and IP address of the edge switch where connects to the physical server that the target VM resides after the VM migration. Indicates the port of the switch with which the VM communicates with the clients. after the VM migration. Indicates the device label and IP address of the physical server where the target VM resides after the VM migration. Indicates the specific time when VM migration starts. Indicates the migration result of the VM network configuration. The migration of a VM network configuration always contains multiple operations. According to the results of these operations, the result of a VM network configuration can be: Success Indicates all operations to migrate the VM network configuration are successful. Partial Success Indicates part of the operations performed to migrate the VM network configuration failed. You can click the View icon operations and the cause of failure. in the Operation field to view the failed Failure Indicates all the operations performed to migrate the VM network configuration failed. You can click the View icon in the Operation field to view the failed operations and the cause of failure. For more information, see Viewing operation list. Indicates the operations you can perform, which include: Operation Information Click the Operation Information icon in the Operation field to view the offline and online operations of the VM network configuration. For more information, see Viewing operation list. View Click the View icon to open the Migration Details page. On this page, you can view the results of the operations to make the corresponding VM network configuration offline and online, and see the cause of failure. Icon View Click the Icon View icon to view the historical migration records related to a specified vnic of a VM via Icon View. For more information, see Viewing historical record of VM migration via icon view. Viewing historical record of VM migration via icon view The icon view provides a more intuitive way to view all historical migrations of a VM. To view the historical record of virtual machine migration by icon view: 1. From the main IMC menu, click Resource > ConnectionRM. 2. In the navigation tree, click Life Cycle Report. 3. On the Life Cycle Report page, click the Migration History tab to view the Migration History list. A record provides the details of VM migration. Viewing historical record of VM migration via icon view 39

40 NOTE: With the icon view, a historical record provides all migrations of a vnic that belongs to the target VM. When a VM has multiple vnics, you can respectively view the migration records for each migrated vnic of a VM via icon view. 4. Click the Icon View icon of a record in the Operation field. The historical migration records related to the specified vnic of the target VM appear via Icon View. For example, Figure 10 shows the historical migrations related to the vnic (0015-5d ) of the VM (test_windows_vmotion). The target VM has been migrated three times, starting from the source server (HYPERV ) to the destination server (HYPERV ). Figure 10 View historical record of VM via Icon View The icon view of the VM historical migrations provides the following information: VM vnic Migration Latest Time Switch Interface Physical Server Migration Result Indicates the name of the migrated VM. Indicates the MAC address of the vnic. Indicates the time when the VM migrated for the last time. Indicates the device label and IP address of the edge switch that connects to the physical server where the target VM resides. Indicates the port of the switch, with which the VM communicates with the clients. Indicates the device label and IP address of the physical server where the target VM resides. Indicates the result of the VM network configuration. The migration of a VM network configuration always includes multiple operations. According to the results of these operations, the result of the VM network configuration migration can be: Success Indicates all operations to migrate the VM network configuration are successful. Partial Success Indicates part of the operations performed to migrate the VM network configuration failed. Failure Indicates all the operations performed to migrate the VM network configuration failed. Querying historical migration records When there are a great number of records in the Migration History list, you can use the Query function to search for the records you want to view. To query for historical migration records: 1. From the main IMC menu, click Resource > ConnectionRM. 2. In the navigation tree, click Life Cycle Report. 40 Life cycle reports

41 3. On the Life Cycle Report page, click the Migration History tab to view the Migration History list. 4. Move the pointer to the Query in the upper-right corner of the Migration History list, and a search criteria dialog box appears. 5. Enter one or more search criteria. For more information, see Viewing historical record of VM migration via list view. 6. Click Query. The historical records that meet your search criteria display in the Migration History list. 7. When you finish your search, you can click Reset to restore the full Migration History list. Viewing operation list With the ConnectionRM, a VM network configuration can migrate with the target VM automatically. The migration of a VM network configuration includes the following processes: Offline Make the original VM network configuration offline from the source edge switch. Online Deploy the VM network configuration to the destination edge switch. You can perform each process manually in a VEB environment. For more information, see Application environments. Each process may include multiple operations. The process is considered successful only when all its operations are successfully performed. The Operation List displays all the online and offline processes for VM network configurations. You can also view the network configuration offline, and see online processes related to a specified VM migration. When the result of a process is a failure or a partial success, you can view the details of the operations performed on the process to identify the cause of failure. To view all operation records: 1. From the main IMC menu, click Resource > ConnectionRM. 2. In the navigation tree, click Life Cycle Report. 3. In the Life Cycle Report page, click the Operation List tab to view the operation list. To view the VM network configuration offline and online operations related to a specified VM migration: 1. From the main IMC menu, click Resource > ConnectionRM. 2. In the navigation tree, click Life Cycle Report. 3. In the Life Cycle Report page, click the Migration History tab to view the migration history list. 4. Search the historical records of the VM you want to view, then click the Operation Information icon in the Operation field to open the Operation List. The Operation List only displays the VM network configuration offline and online operations related to the target VM migration. 5. In the Operation List, a record provides the following information about a main process offline or online of the VM network configuration. VM vnic Access Switch Access Interface Connection Name Indicates the name of the migrated VM. Indicates the MAC address of the vnic. Indicates the device label and IP address of the edge switch on which the offline or online operation is performed. An online operation means that the IMC deploys a VM network configuration on the access switch, and an offline operation means that the IMC removes the VM network configuration from the access switch. Indicates the port of the access switch, through which the physical server where the target VM resides connects with the access switch. Indicates the name of the connection that is deployed for the target VM. Viewing operation list 41

42 VSI Type Operation Type Execution Time Result Operation Indicates the VSI Type version that is bound to the vnic of the target VM. Indicates the type of the operation. The two types of operations are: Offline Remove a VM network configuration from the edge switch. Online Deploy a VM network configuration to the edge switch. Indicates the execution time of the operation. Indicates the result of the operation. In the Operation List, an operation record represents an online or offline process for a VM network configuration. Each process may include multiple operations. According to the results of these operations, the result of an online or offline process can be: Success Indicates all operations of the process are successful. Partial Success Indicates part of the operations of the process failed. You can click the View icon of failure. in the Operation field to identify the failed operations and the cause Failure Indicates all the operations of the process failed. Indicates the operations you can perform, which include: View Click the View icon to open the Operation Details page. In this page, you can view the operations of an online or offline process, results of these operations, and the cause of failure. Redeploy Click the Redeploy icon in the Operation field to perform the corresponding process again. Redeploying an online or offline process When an online or offline process fails, or only partially succeeds, you can view the cause of failure in the Operation Details page. In addition, after you fix the bugs that cause the failure, you can perform the process again. To redeploy an online or offline process: 1. From the main IMC menu, click Resource > ConnectionRM. 2. In the navigation tree, click Life Cycle Report. 3. In the Life Cycle Report page, click the Operation List tab to view the operation list. 4. Search the process you want to redeploy, and then click the Redeploy icon in the Operation field. 5. A reminding dialog box appears on the top of this page to show whether or not the redeployment of the process was successful. Querying operations When there are a great number of operation records in the Operation List, you can use the Query function to search for the records you want to view. To query for operation records: 1. From the main IMC menu, click Resource > ConnectionRM. 2. In the navigation tree, click Life Cycle Report. 3. In the Life Cycle Report page, click the Operation List tab. 4. Move the pointer to Query in the upper-right corner of the Operation List, and a search criteria dialog box appears. 5. Complete one or more of the search criteria. For more information, see Viewing operation list. 6. Click Query. The historical records that meet your search criteria are list in the Operation List. 7. When you finish your search, you can click Reset to restore the full Operation List. 42 Life cycle reports

43 8 Managing vmanager plug-ins A vmanager plug-in integrates connection management into vmanager servers after it is registered for those servers. With the connection management function, vmanager administrators can add, modify, and delete connections from the servers. ConnectionRM provides only the vcenter plug-in. Virtual management centers are collectively called "vmanager" in IMC. Specifically, vcenter manages VMware ESX/ESXi, and SCVMM manages Windows Hyper-V. This information applies only to the VEB environment. Registering the vcenter plug-in To register the vcenter plug-in: 1. Click the Resource tab. 2. Select ConnectionRM > Plug-In Management from the navigation tree. All registered plug-in entries appear on the Plug-In Management page as icons. 3. Click the Manage icon for vcenter Plug-In. 4. The vcenter Plug-In Management page appears. vcenter Server IP Enter the IP address of the vcenter server for which you want to register the plug-in. The IP address must be expressed in dotted decimal notation. vcenter Server Username Enter the username for the vcenter server. vcenter Server Password Enter the corresponding password for the vcenter server. Enter the address of the current operator. 5. Click Register. After successful registration, a vcenter plug-in entry appears on the Plug-In Management page, and the connection management function is integrated into the specified vcenter server. Repeat the preceding steps to register the vcenter plug-in for other vcenter servers, as needed. NOTE: If the username and password of the vcenter server are the same as those of an IMC operator who has connection management rights, the vcenter user directly accesses the connection management function on the vcenter server without being asked to provide login information. Modifying a vcenter plug-in entry Operators can modify a registered plug-in entry when parameters of the related vcenter server are changed. To modify a plug-in entry: 1. Click the Resource tab. 2. Select ConnectionRM > Plug-In Management from the navigation tree. All registered plug-in entries appear on the Plug-In Management page. 3. Point to the icon for the registered vcenter plug-in entry you want to modify. 4. The Plug-In Information window appears. vcenter Server IP Modify the IP address of the vcenter server for which you want to register the plug-in. The IP address must be expressed in dotted decimal notation. vcenter Server Username Modify the username for the vcenter server. vcenter Server Password Modify the corresponding password for the vcenter server. Modify the address of the current operator. 5. Click Modify. Registering the vcenter plug-in 43

44 Deleting a plug-in entry To delete a plug-in: 1. Click the Resource tab. 2. Select ConnectionRM > Plug-In Management from the navigation tree. All registered plug-in entries appear on the Plug-In Management page. 3. Use one of the following methods to delete a plug-in entry: Point to the icon for the registered vcenter plug-in entry you want to delete, and then click Uninstall in the window that appears. When using this method, make sure vcenter plug-in information is consistent with that on the vcenter server. Click the Manage icon, enter information about the vcenter plug-in entry you want to delete, including the IP address, username, password, and address, and then click Uninstall. When using this method, make sure the vcenter plug-in entry already exists in IMC. After the plug-in entry is deleted, the connection management function is removed from the specified vcenter server. Managing connections on a vcenter server A vcenter server provides the connection management function after the ConnectionRM vcenter plug-in is registered for it. The connection management function requires using the username and password of an IMC operator with connection management rights. If the vcenter server cannot communicate with IMC at startup, it does not load or display the plug-in information. To use the connection management function, ensure communication between the vcenter server and IMC. To manage connections on a vcenter server: 1. Register the vcenter plug-in for the vcenter server from ConnectionRM, see Registering the vcenter plug-in. 2. Log in to the vcenter server by using VMware vsphere Client, select the virtual machine on which you want to manage connections from the navigation tree, and then click the Network(iMC) tab on the upper right part of the page. 3. The Login window appears, as shown in Figure 11. Figure 11 Login window for connection management on a vcenter server 44 Managing vmanager plug-ins

45 4. 4. Enter the IMC operator username and password with connection management rights, and then click Login. The Connection List page appears, as shown in Figure 12. Figure 12 Connection List page This connection list contains only vnic connections of the selected virtual machine, whereas the connection list on IMC ConnectionRM contains vnic connections of all virtual machines. You can create a vnic connection on either vcenter or IMC Click Add. The Add Connection page appears. For more information about adding a connection, see Adding a connection. When adding a connection on the vcenter server, you can bind a vnic of only the selected virtual machine to a VSI type version, and the connection name must be unique. For information about other connection-related functions, see Connection management. Managing connections on a vcenter server 45

46 9 Configuration example The example describes how to configure IMC ConnectionRM to perform network configuration migrations for VMs in an EVB application scenario. The network in the example comprises the following devices: EVB bridge Physical switch that supports the EVB feature. EVB station Physical server that supports the EVB feature. IRF member switch Member switch in an IRF fabric. The HP Intelligent Resilient Framework (IRF) technology creates a large IRF fabric from multiple switches to provide data center class availability and scalability. IRF virtualization technology offers processing power, interaction, unified management, and uninterrupted maintenance of multiple switches. Network requirements As shown in Figure 13, a company network comprises a two-member IRF fabric, two EVB Bridges (HP 5900AF), and two EVB stations at Layer 2. They communicate within VLAN 100. The two EVB Bridges connect to the network through the IRF member switches. The company uses IMC VNM for virtual network management and uses IMC ConnectionRM for VM network configuration migrations. Create VM 1 on EVB Station A to serve as an FTP server. Configure the committed bandwidth and peak bandwidth for VM 1 as 2048 kbps and 4096 kbps, respectively. Permit access from the R&D department to only the FTP server. Figure 13 Network diagram Configuration prerequisites Before you configure ConnectionRM and the EVB devices, complete the following tasks: 1. Install and deploy ConnectionRM. For more information, see HP Intelligent Management Center Installation Guide. 2. Add EVB bridges and EVB stations to IMC. For more information, see HP IMC Base Platform Administrator Guide. Configuring EVB bridges Described here is the necessary EVB configuration on the EVB bridges. The commands are available on HP 5900AF switches. Commands may vary by device model. 46 Configuration example

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