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2-1
User
Guide
for
the
Cisco
Application
Networking
Manager
5.2
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Using
Homepage
This
section
describes
how
to
use
Homepage,
which
is
a
launching
point
for
quick
access
to
selected
areas
within
Cisco
Application
Networking
Manager
(ANM).
This
chapter
includes
the
following
sections:
•
Information
About
Homepage,
page
2-1
•
Customizing
the
Default
ANM
Page,
page
2-4
Information
About
Homepage
Homepage
allows
you
to
have
quick
access
to
the
following
operations
and
guided
setup
tasks
in
ANM:
•
Operational
tasks
that
you
can
access:
–
The
Real
Servers
table
to
view
information
for
each
configured
real
server,
activate
or
suspend
real
servers
listed
in
the
table,
or
modify
server
weight
and
connection
limits.
–
The
Virtual
Servers
table
to
view
information
for
each
configured
virtual
server
and
to
activate
or
suspend
virtual
servers
listed
in
the
table.
–
The
Cisco
Global
Site
Selector
(GSS)
Answer
ta
ble
to
manage
GSS
VIP
answers
(resources
that
respond
to
content
queries)
by
specifying
virtual
IP
(VIP)
addresses
associated
with
a
server
load
balancer
(SLB)
such
as
the
Cisco
Content
Services
Switch
(CSS),
Cisco
Content
Switching
Module
(CSM),
Cisco
IOS-compliant
SLB,
LocalDirector,
or
a
web
server.
–
The
DNS
Rules
table
to
specify
actions
in
the
DNS
rules
table
for
the
GSS
to
take
when
it
receives
a
request
from
a
known
source
(a
member
of
a
source
address
list)
for
a
known
hosted
domain
(a
member
of
a
domain
list).
•
Monitoring—Connect
to
the
central
Device
Dashboard
where
you
can
qui
ckly
vi
ew
device
and
virtual
context
monitoring
results
and
track
potential
issues;
view
detailed
context-level
resource
usage
information;
and
monitor
load
balancing
statistics
for
virtual
servers.
•
Guided
setup
tasks
that
you
can
launch:
–
The
Import
Devices
guided
setup
task
to
establish
communication
between
ANM
and
hardware
devices.
–
The
Cisco
Application
Control
Engine
(ACE)
Hardware
Setup
task
to
configure
ACE
devices
that
are
new
to
the
network
by
establishing
network
connectivity
in
either
standalone
or
high-availability
(HA)
deployments.
–
The
Virtual
Context
Setup
task
to
create
and
connect
an
ACE
virtual
context.
–
The
Application
Setup
task
to
configure
end-to-end
load-balancing
for
your
application.