VMWARE VREALIZE OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT PACK FOR. Cisco Networking. User Guide

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1 VMWARE VREALIZE OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT PACK FOR User Guide

2 TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. Purpose Introduction to the Management Pack How the Management Pack Collects Data Data the Management Pack Collects Inventory Tree (Traversal Spec) Dashboards Overview Performance Environment Views Reports Tags Alerts Analysis Badges Troubleshooting the Management Pack Troubleshooting an Adapter Instance Testing Connection Failures Viewing System Log Files Appendix I: Metrics Appendix II: Alerts, Symptoms, & Recommendations Appendix III: Capacity Definitions NOTE: This document supports the version of each product listed, as well as all subsequent versions, until a new edition replaces it. You can find the most up-to-date technical documentation on the Blue Medora support site at: The Blue Medora website also provides the latest product updates. If you have comments about this documentation, submit your feedback to: support@bluemedora.com. 2 Blue Medora VMware vrealize Operations Management Pack for User Guide

3 1. Purpose The Blue Medora VMware vrealize Operations (vrops) Management Pack for User Guide describes the primary features of the Management Pack for, including dashboards, views, reports, alerts, and metrics that allow users to optimize the monitoring and management of from within vrealize Operations. 2. Introduction to the Management Pack The Management Pack for is an embedded adapter for vrealize Operations (vrops) that monitors Cisco Catalyst and Nexus switches remotely. This section includes the following topics: How the Management Pack Collects Data Data the Management Pack Collects Inventory Tree (Traversal Spec) 2.1 How the Management Pack Collects Data During each data collection cycle, the Management Pack opens a SNMP (v2c/v3) or NX-API (Nexus only) connection to the configured switches and queries them to retrieve metrics regarding switch and port performance. NOTE: For a list of supported Cisco hardware, refer to the accompanying Blue Medora VMware vrealize Operations (vrops) Management Pack for Installation & Configuration Guide. The collection interval for the adapter instance resource determines how often the Management Pack collects data. The default collection interval is five minutes. The Management Pack supports Autodiscovery and manual discovery of. When you enable Autodiscovery for an adapter instance, the Management Pack creates in vrealize Operations and collects data after the main collection query runs. If a new resource belongs to a resource kind that does not exist in vrops, the Management Pack creates the resource kind. 2.2 Data the Management Pack Collects The Management Pack can collect performance data, relationships, and events for the following Cisco Networking : L Member 3 Blue Medora VMware vrealize Operations Management Pack for User Guide

4 2.3 Inventory Tree (Traversal Spec) The Inventory Tree (Traversal Spec) feature within vrops allows you to easily navigate your environment. The hierarchical structure implicitly shows relationships among resource kinds and enables quick drill-downs to root-cause issues. In addition to internal relationships, the Management Pack also includes the following external relationships: -> End-Point Operations -> ESXi Host -> Fabric Interconnect -> Virtual Machine Figure 1: Example Traversal Spec 4 Blue Medora VMware vrealize Operations Management Pack for User Guide

5 3. Dashboards Dashboards are the primary user interface that allow users to monitor from within vrealize Operations. The following dashboards are available in the Management Pack: Overview Performance Environment 3.1 Overview The Overview dashboard provides at-a-glance heatmaps depicting the overall health of your Cisco Catalyst/Nexus switches as well as child (descendants). When you click in an area of the heatmap, the Topology widget displays the topology (relationship view) of the selected resource. Figure 2: Overview Dashboard 5 Blue Medora VMware vrealize Operations Management Pack for User Guide

6 3.2 Performance The Performance dashboard allows users to determine performance problems originating from Cisco switches. You can select a switch, related port, virtual machine, and host system on the left to view key performance metrics displayed in sparkline graphs. Figure 3: Performance Dashboard 6 Blue Medora VMware vrealize Operations Management Pack for User Guide

7 3.3 Environment The Environment dashboard depicts your environment from top-level down through the hierarchy. Selecting any resource from the Environment Overview will populate health, alerts, KPIs, and properties information for that resource. Figure 4: Environment Dashboard 7 Blue Medora VMware vrealize Operations Management Pack for User Guide

8 3.4 The dashboard allows users to select a switch in order to view its throughput and bandwidth utilization information. Figure 5: Dashboard 8 Blue Medora VMware vrealize Operations Management Pack for User Guide

9 4. Views The vrops Management Pack for creates views that allow the user to view statistics of metrics for various. The views help give a broad picture of the entire system, as opposed to a more in depth view. The views available in the Management Pack are: Member Properties Properties Packets Properties Average Packets Average Fan Power Supply Properties To access the Management Pack views, go to Environment > All Objects > Adapter and doubleclick on the desired Object (resource). Select the Details tab, then Views. The available views for that resource are listed and can be selected. Figure 6: Accessing Management Pack Views 9 Blue Medora VMware vrealize Operations Management Pack for User Guide

10 5. Reports The Management Pack for contains seven out-of-the-box reports, as listed in Table 1. Most reports contain one or more of the views listed in section 4. Views. These reports can be exported and easily shared with key stakeholders in either.pdf or.csv formats. Table 1: Management Pack Reports REPORT Properties Fan Power Supply DESCRIPTION Displays status information for all s Displays throughput and packet information for all Cisco Networking s Displays properties for es, HSRP Groups, Members, and s Displays CPU utilization, memory utilization, system uptime, total ports up, and total ports down for all es Displays total fans, total fans up, total fans down, and total fans in error for all Fans Displays total power supplies, total power supplies up, total power supplies down, and total power supplies in error for all Power Supplies Displays average received throughput, average sent throughput, and average packets for all es To access the Management Pack reports, go to Environment > All Objects > Adapter and doubleclick on the desired Object (resource). Select the Reports tab, then Report Templates. To run the selected report, click the Run Template icon ( your preferred format. ), then click Generated Reports, to select the report in Figure 7: Accessing Management Pack Reports 10 Blue Medora VMware vrealize Operations Management Pack for User Guide

11 6. Tags To further customize how your Management Pack dashboards are displayed, the following tags (containers) are currently available for filtering: Tag Relatives Tag To select a tag, perform the following steps: NOTE: Depending on the dashboard, the steps for selecting a tag may vary slightly. 1. Navigate to the dashboard you want to filter. 2. Select Edit ( ) on the widget you want to filter. 3. In the window that appears, under Filter, expand the tags to see the available options. 4. Select the desired tag and click Save. Figure 8: Edit Widget Window 11 Blue Medora VMware vrealize Operations Management Pack for User Guide

12 7. Alerts The Management Pack pulls alerts and events from and displays them in vrealize Operations as alerts. Refer to section 11. Appendix II: Alerts, Symptoms, & Recommendations for the full list of alerts and symptoms. Figure 9: Alert Example 12 Blue Medora VMware vrealize Operations Management Pack for User Guide

13 8. Analysis Badges Using the predictive analytics capabilities of the vrops Analysis Badges through capacity definitions, the Management Pack for populates utilization and throughput breakdowns for switches and ports. Refer to section 12. Appendix III: Capacity Definitions for the full list of resource kinds and capacity definitions. Figure 10: Analysis Badge Example 13 Blue Medora VMware vrealize Operations Management Pack for User Guide

14 9. Troubleshooting the Management Pack Known troubleshooting information can help you diagnose and correct common problems with the Management Pack for. This section includes the following topics: Troubleshooting an Adapter Instance Testing Connection Failures Viewing System Log Files 9.1 Troubleshooting an Adapter Instance Perform these general troubleshooting steps to diagnose and correct problems with an adapter instance: Edit the adapter instance and click Test Connection to verify the connection to vrops. Refer to section 9.2 Testing Connection Failures. View the collection status and collection state for the adapter instance resource on the Inventory Explorer page in vrops. Check the adapter and collector logs for errors. Refer to section 9.3 Viewing System Log Files, for details. 9.2 Testing Connection Failures When clicking Test Connection in the Manage Solution window when adding an adapter instance, the following connection errors are possible Bad vcenter User Name/Password Ensure the correct vcenter User Name and Password were entered SNMP IP Range Incorrectly Formatted Ensure the SNMP IP range was formatted correctly. NOTE: The recommended maximum range is 254 IP addresses (a /24 or /120 in CIDR notation). Larger ranges are not supported. Example correct formats in CIDR notation are: /24. (IPv4) and 2620:0:2d0:200:1f00:400::7/120 (IPv6). Can also be individual IP or comma-separated list of IPs No Found in SNMP IP Range Ensure the switch is on and configured to use SNMP v2c or v3. Ensure the vrops server IP has permission to access SNMP. Ensure the community or other SNMP credentials are correct. Ensure the management port IP is in the IP range Check Ensure the correct port was entered. NOTE: The default port is 161 for SNMP, 80 for NX-API (HTTP), or 443 for NX-API (HTTPS). 14 Blue Medora VMware vrealize Operations Management Pack for User Guide

15 9.3 Viewing System Log Files You can view adapter errors in the adapter and collector log files. You can view the adapter and collector log files in the vrops user interface or in an external log viewer. The adapter log files are in the $VCOPS_BASE/user/log/adapters/CiscoNetworkingAdapter/ folder. The collector log files are in the $VCOPS_BASE/user/log/ folder. The logging level is set to WARNING by default. To troubleshoot issues, set the logging level to INFO. To view detailed messages, including micro steps, queries, and returned results, set the logging level to DEBUG. You can set the base log level for the collector via Administrator > Support > Logs > Select COLLECTOR folder > Select Edit Properties icon > Edit Root logger level. NOTE: If you set the logging level to DEBUG, log files can become large very quickly. Set the logging level to DEBUG only for short periods of time. For complete information about viewing log files and modifying log levels, refer to the VMware vrealize Operations online help. 15 Blue Medora VMware vrealize Operations Management Pack for User Guide

16 10. Appendix I: Metrics The Management Pack for collects the following metrics by Resource Kinds. Table 2: Management Pack Metrics KIND Tag Relatives Tag Relatives Tag Relatives Tag Relatives Tag Member Member Member Member Member Member Member Member Member Member Member GROUP Relationships Children Relationships Children Relationships Virtual Machine Children TYPE Relationships Children Relationships Virtual Machine Children General Hello Time General Hold Time General Preemption Delay DESCRIPTION List of children Virtual Machine List of children Virtual Machine Member hello time Member hold time Member preemption delay General Priority Member priority General State Code Member State General State Text Properties Group Address Properties Active Router ID Relationships Parents Relationships L3 Children Relationships Parents Member State Text Member group address Active Router ID of the HSRP Group Member List of parent List of child L3 List of parent 16 Blue Medora VMware vrealize Operations Management Pack for User Guide

17 KIND L3 L3 L3 L3 L3 L3 L3 L3 L3 L3 L3 L3 L3 L3 L3 L3 L3 L3 L3 L3 L3 GROUP TYPE DESCRIPTION Properties IP Address L3 IP Address Properties IP Subnet L3 IP Subnet Properties IP Version L3 IP Version Relationships Member Parents List of parent Member Relationships Children List of child Relationships Parents Broadcast Packets Received Broadcast Packets Sent List of parent L3 Broadcast Packets Received L3 Broadcast Packets Sent Forwarded Sent L3 Forwarded Sent Forwards Received Multicast Packets Received Multicast Packets Sent Multicast Received Throughput Multicast Sent Throughput Packets Reassembled Correctly Packets Reassembly Failed Packets Received Packets Requested for Reassembly L3 Forwards Received L3 Multicast Packets Received L3 Multicast Packets Sent L3 Multicast Received Throughput L3 Multicast Sent Throughput L3 Packets Reassembled Correctly L3 Packets Reassembly Failed L3 Packets Received L3 Packets Requested for Reassembly Packets Sent L3 Packets Sent Received Throughput L3 Received Throughput Sent Throughput L3 Sent Throughput Properties Active Router ID Active Router ID of the HSRP Group 17 Blue Medora VMware vrealize Operations Management Pack for User Guide

18 KIND GROUP Properties Standby Router ID Properties Virtual MAC Address Relationships Member Children TYPE Relationships Parents Aggregate Fan Aggregate Fan Aggregate Fan Aggregate Fan Aggregate Fan Aggregate Fan Aggregate Fan Aggregate Aggregate Aggregate Aggregate Aggregate Aggregate Aggregate Aggregate Aggregate Aggregate Aggregate Fan Down Fan In Error Fan Up DESCRIPTION Standby Router ID of the Virtual MAC Address of the List of child Member List of parent Fan Down Percentage of this Fan In Error Percentage of this Fan Up Percentage of this Total Fans Total Fans of this Total Fans Down Total Fans In Error Total Fans Down of this Total Fans In Error of this Total Fans Up Total Fans Up of this Down In Error Up Down Percentage of this In Error Percentage of this Up Percentage of this Total s Total s of this Total s Down Total s In Error Total s Down of this Total s In Error of this Total s Up Total s Up of this Average Error Packet Received Average Error Packet Sent Average Packet Discards Received Average Packet Discards Sent Average Error Packet Received Average Error Packet Sent Average Packet Discards Received Average Packet Discards Sent 18 Blue Medora VMware vrealize Operations Management Pack for User Guide

19 KIND GROUP TYPE DESCRIPTION Aggregate Average Packets Received Average Packets Received Aggregate Average Packets Sent Average Packets Sent Aggregate Average Received Throughput Average Received Throughput Aggregate Average Sent Throughput Average Sent Throughput Aggregate Total Error Packet Received Total Error Packet Received of this Aggregate Total Error Packet Sent Total Error Packet Sent of this Aggregate Total Packet Discards Received Total Packet Discards Received of this Aggregate Total Packet Discards Sent Total Packet Discards Sent of this Aggregate Total Packets Received Total Packets Received of this Aggregate Total Packets Sent Total Packets Sent of this Aggregate Total Throughput Total Throughput of this Aggregate Total Received Throughput Total Received Throughput of this Aggregate Total Sent Throughput Total Sent Throughput of this Aggregate Power Supply Power Supply Down Power Supply Down Percentage of this Aggregate Power Supply Power Supply In Error Power Supply In Error Percentage of this Aggregate Power Supply Power Supply Up Power Supply Up Percentage of this Aggregate Power Supply Total Power Supplies Total Power Supplies of this Aggregate Power Supply Total Power Supplies Down Total Power Supplies Down of this Aggregate Power Supply Total Power Supplies In Error Total Power Supplies In Error of this Aggregate Power Supply Total Power Supplies Up Total Power Supplies Up of this Aggregate Sensor Sensor Down Sensor Down Percentage of this Aggregate Sensor Sensor In Error Sensor In Error Percentage of this 19 Blue Medora VMware vrealize Operations Management Pack for User Guide

20 KIND GROUP Aggregate Sensor Aggregate Sensor Aggregate Sensor Aggregate Sensor Aggregate Sensor Sensor Up TYPE DESCRIPTION Sensor Up Percentage of this Total Sensors Total Sensors of this Total Sensors Down Total Sensors In Error Total Sensors Up Device CPU Utilization Device Maximum CPU Utilization double Device Memory Utilization Device Maximum Memory Utilization double Total Sensors Down of this Total Sensors In Error of this Total Sensors Up of this CPU Utilization for this Maximum CPU Utilization for Memory Utilization for this Maximum Memory Utilization for Device Total Memory Total Memory for this Device Used Memory Used Memory for this Device Free Memory Free Memory for this Properties Device Type Device Type for this Properties Device UUID Device UUID for this Properties Properties Directly Attached CDP IP Directly Attached MAC Addresses Directly Attached CDP IP Addresses of this Directly Attached MAC Addresses of this Properties Label OID Label OID for this Properties Local IP Properties Management IP Local IP Addresses of this Management IP for this Properties Model Model for this Properties Name Name for this Properties Serial Number Serial Number for this 20 Blue Medora VMware vrealize Operations Management Pack for User Guide

21 KIND GROUP Properties System Uptime TYPE DESCRIPTION System Uptime for this Properties Power Power for this Properties System Health System Health for this Properties System State System State for this s Properties IP Address The IP Address of this s Properties MAC Address MAC Address of this s Properties s Properties Directly Attached CDP IP Directly Attached CDP MAC Directly Attached CDP IP Addresses of this Directly Attached CDP MAC Addresses of this Relationships Fan Children List of child Fan Relationships Relationships Children Member Children Relationships L3 Children List of child List of child Member List of child L3 Relationships Children List of child Relationships Power Module Children List of child Power Module Relationships Sensor Children List of child Sensor Relationships Tag Parent Relationships Relatives Tag Relationships bm_ucs_fabric_ interconnect Parents List of parent bm_ucs_fabric_ interconnect Relationships AIX Parents List of parent AIX Relationships HPUX Parents List of parent HPUX Relationships Linux Parents List of parent Linux Relationships Solaris Parents List of parent Solaris 21 Blue Medora VMware vrealize Operations Management Pack for User Guide

22 KIND GROUP Relationships Windows Parents Relationships Host System Parents Relationships Virtual Machine Parents TYPE Relationships connectedto DESCRIPTION List of parent Windows Host System resource names of Parent. Virtual Machine resource names of Parent. Admin The Admin of this Admin Text The Admin Text of this Code The Code of this Text The Text of this Inbound Packet Discards Inbound Packet Errors Inbound Packets Inbound Throughput Outbound Packet Discards Outbound Packet Errors Outbound Packet Queue Length Outbound Packets Outbound Throughput Total Throughput The Inbound Packet Discards of this The Inbound Packet Errors of this The Inbound Packets of this The Inbound Throughput of this The Outbound Packet Discards of this The Outbound Packet Errors of this The Outbound Packet Queue Length of this The Outbound Packets of this The Outbound Throughput of this The Total In/Out Throughput of this The percentage of the Outbound Bandwidth Utilization bandwidth that is being utilized by outbound traffic. Inbound Bandwidth Utilization The percentage of the bandwidth that is being utilized by inbound traffic. Bandwidth The Bandwidth of this 22 Blue Medora VMware vrealize Operations Management Pack for User Guide

23 KIND GROUP Properties Properties Bandwidth Capacity Total Directly Attached CDP IP Directly Attached MAC Addresses TYPE DESCRIPTION Total in Bps for Capacities The Directly Attached CDP IP Addresses of this The Directly Attached MAC Addresses of this Properties Ethernet Type The Ethernet Type of this Properties Name The Name of this Properties Speed The Speed of this Properties Duplex The Duplex of this Properties IP Address The IP Address of this Properties MAC Address MAC Address of this Properties Power State Relationships Cisco Relatives Tag Parents Relationships L3 Parents Relationships Parents Relationships bm_ucs_fabric_ interconnect Parents Metric for vrealize Power State Icons List of parent Cisco Relatives Tag List of parent L3 List of parent List of parent bm_ucs_fabric_ interconnect Relationships AIX Parents List of parent AIX Relationships HPUX Parents List of parent HPUX Relationships Linux Parents List of parent Linux Relationships Solaris Parents Relationships Windows Parents Relationships VirtualMachine Parents Relationships HostSystem Parents List of parent Solaris List of parent Windows List of parent VirtualMachine List of parent HostSystem 23 Blue Medora VMware vrealize Operations Management Pack for User Guide

24 11. Appendix II: Alerts, Symptoms, & Recommendations The Management Pack for creates alerts and provides recommended actions based on various symptoms that it detects in the environment. See the table below for details regarding each alert. Table 3: Alerts, Symptoms, & Recommendations NAME Available s are Low Memory Utilization is High Memory Utilization is Very High CPU Utilization is High CPU Utilization is Very High Sensor Unavailable Sensor Non-Operational Fan Unknown Fan Down Fan Warning Power Module : Off Env Other Power Module : Off Admin Other Power Module : Off Denied RECOMMENDATION The switch is unable to report a value for this sensor. You may need to replace the unit that this sensor is attached to. Run 'show environment' or 'show hardware internal sensors' on the switch to determine the sensor's unit, then consult the Hardware Installation Guide or Cisco Support to determine whether this unit can be replaced. The sensor is broken. This may be due to a hard failure (such as a disconnected wire) or a soft failure (such as out-of-range, jittery, or wildly fluctuating readings). You may need to replace the unit that this sensor is attached to. Run 'show environment' or 'show hardware internal sensors' on the switch to determine the sensor's unit, then consult the Hardware Installation Guide or Cisco Support to determine whether this unit can be replaced. The operational state of the fan is unknown. Run 'show environment fan' on the switch for more information. If necessary, consult the Hardware Installation Guide or Cisco Support to determine whether the fan can be replaced. The fan is powered down. Ensure that the fan module is inserted completely in the chassis and the faceplate of the module is flush with the outside surface of the chassis. Run 'show environment fan' on the switch for more information. If the fan is properly installed but still powered down, consult the Hardware Installation Guide or Cisco Support to determine whether the fan can be replaced. The fan is in a partial failure state. It should be replaced as soon as possible. Run 'show environment fan' on the switch for more information. Consult the Hardware Installation Guide or Cisco Support to determine whether the fan can be replaced. The power supply is powered off for an unknown reason. Run 'show environment power' on the switch for more information. If necessary, consult the Hardware Installation Guide or Cisco Support to determine whether the power supply can be replaced. The power supply was powered off by an administrator. Run 'show environment power' on the switch for more information. The power supply is powered off because available system power is insufficient. Run 'show environment power' on the switch for more information. If necessary, consult the Hardware Installation Guide or Cisco Support to determine whether the power supply can be replaced. 24 Blue Medora VMware vrealize Operations Management Pack for User Guide

25 NAME Power Module : Off Env Power Power Module : Off Env Temp Power Module : Off Env Fan Power Module Failed Power Module : On But Fan Fail Power Module : Off Cooling Power Module : Off Connector Rating Power Module : On But Inline Power Fail Down Down Testing RECOMMENDATION The power supply is powered off due to a power problem in the FRU (such as a failed power translation (DC-DC converter) or distribution). Run 'show environment power' on the switch for more information. If necessary, consult the Hardware Installation Guide or Cisco Support to determine whether the power supply can be replaced. The power supply is powered off due to a temperature problem. Run 'show environment' on the switch for more information. There may be a problem with one or more of the fans on this switch. If necessary, consult the Hardware Installation Guide or Cisco Support to determine whether the power supply or broken fan can be replaced. The power supply is powered off due to a fan problem. Run 'show environment fan' on the switch to determine which fan is having a problem. If necessary, consult the Hardware Installation Guide or Cisco Support to determine whether the fan can be replaced. The power supply has failed. Run 'show environment power' on the switch for more information. Verify that the power supply is installed correctly. If necessary, consult the Hardware Installation Guide or Cisco Support to determine whether the power supply can be replaced. The power supply is powered on but one of its fans has failed. Run 'show environment fan' on the switch to determine which fan has failed. If necessary, consult the Hardware Installation Guide or Cisco Support to determine whether the broken fan can be replaced. The power supply is powered off due to insufficient cooling capacity. There may be a problem with one or more fans. Run 'show environment fan' on the switch to determine whether a fan has failed. Verify that all power supplies and fans have been installed correctly. If necessary, consult the Hardware Installation Guide or Cisco Support to determine whether the broken power supply or fan can be replaced. The power supply is powered on, but the switch is not receiving power due to a failure between the power supply and the switch. Verify that the power supply is installed correctly. Run 'show environment power' for further details. If necessary, consult the Hardware Installation Guide or Cisco Support to determine whether the power supply can be replaced. The power supply is powered on, but the switch is not receiving power due to a failure between the power supply and the switch. Verify that the power supply is installed correctly. Run 'show environment power' for further details. If necessary, consult the Hardware Installation Guide or Cisco Support to determine whether the power supply can be replaced. A port on this switch is down. Run 'show interface status' on the switch for more details. If several ports are down, you may need to replace the port module. Consult the Hardware Installation Guide or Cisco Support to determine whether the port module can be replaced. This port is down. Run 'show interface status' on the switch for more details. If several ports are down, you may need to replace the port module. Consult the Hardware Installation Guide or Cisco Support to determine whether the port module can be replaced. A port on this switch is in testing mode. Run 'show interface status' on the switch for more details. 25 Blue Medora VMware vrealize Operations Management Pack for User Guide

26 NAME Testing Unknown Unknown Dormant Dormant Not Present Not Present Lower Layer Down Lower Layer Down In Discards are High In Errors are High Out Discards are High Out Errors are High Duplex is operating at half duplex RECOMMENDATION This port is in testing mode. Run 'show interface status' on the switch for more details. A port on this switch is in an unknown state. Run 'show interface status' on the switch for more details. If several ports are in unknown state, you may need to replace the port module. Consult the Hardware Installation Guide or Cisco Support to determine whether the port module can be replaced. This port is in an unknown state. Run 'show interface status' on the switch for more details. If several ports are in unknown state, you may need to replace the port module. Consult the Hardware Installation Guide or Cisco Support to determine whether the port module can be replaced. A port on this switch is ready for network traffic and waiting for an incoming connection. Run 'show interface status' on the switch for more details. A port on this switch is ready for network traffic and waiting for an incoming connection. Run 'show interface status' on the switch for more details. A port on this switch has missing (typically, hardware) components. Run 'show interface status' on the switch for more details. If several ports are missing, you may need to replace the port module. Consult the Hardware Installation Guide or Cisco Support to determine whether the port module can be replaced. This port has missing (typically, hardware) components. Run 'show interface status' on the switch for more details. If several ports are missing, you may need to replace the port module. Consult the Hardware Installation Guide or Cisco Support to determine whether the port module can be replaced. A port on this switch is down because a lower layer is failing. Run 'show interface status' on the switch for more details. If several ports are down in this way, you may need to replace the port module. Consult the Hardware Installation Guide or Cisco Support to determine whether the port module can be replaced. This port is down because a lower layer is failing. Run 'show interface status' on the switch for more details. If several ports are down in this way, you may need to replace the port module. Consult the Hardware Installation Guide or Cisco Support to determine whether the port module can be replaced. 26 Blue Medora VMware vrealize Operations Management Pack for User Guide

27 12. Appendix III: Capacity Definitions The Management Pack uses the following capacity definitions, which help determine the value of Analysis Badges (refer to section 8. Analysis Badges ) within vrealize Operations. For more information on using Analysis Badges, refer to the VMware vrealize Operations online help. Table 4: Capacity Definitions CONTAINER vrealize Calculated Inbound Bandwidth Capacity vrealize Calculated Outbound Bandwidth Capacity vrealize Calculated CPU Capacity vrealize Calculated Memory Capacity USE IN WORKLOAD yes yes yes yes 13. Appendix III: Revision Notes This installation guide is updated with each release of the product, or when necessary. The following table provides its revision history. REVISION DATE DESCRIPTION REV JAN-2013 Removed references to SNMP v1. Only SNMP v2c & v3 are supported by the Management Pack. REV OCT-2016 Initial release 27 Blue Medora VMware vrealize Operations Management Pack for User Guide

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