17-6
User
Guide
for
the
Cisco
Application
Networking
Manager
5.2
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Chapte
r
17
Monitoring
Your
Network
Using
Dashboards
to
Monitor
Devices
and
Virtual
Contexts
Changes
made
to
dashboard
layout
or
pane
selections
are
only
applicable
for
the
current
session.
Those
changes
are
not
maintained
by
ANM
the
next
time
you
access
the
ACE
Dashboard.
The
components
of
t
he
i
ndividual
ACE
Dashboard
panes
are
des
cribed
in
t
he
following
sections.
•
Device
Information
Table,
page
17-6
•
License
Status
Table,
page
17-6
•
High
Availability
Table,
page
17-7
•
ACE
Device
Configuration
Summary
Table,
page
17-7
•
Context
With
Denied
Resource
Usage
Detected
Table,
page
17-8
•
Device
Resource
Usage
Graph,
page
17-9
•
Top
10
Cur
rent
Resources
Table,
page
17-10
•
Control
Plane
CPU/Memory
Graphs,
page
17-11
Device
Information
Table
The
Device
Information
table
lists
the
details
that
will
identify
the
status
of
the
selected
ACE.
It
includes
the
following
fields:
•
Host
Name—Host
name
of
the
ACE
module
or
ACE
appliance.
•
Device
Status—Device
reachability
status
through
SNMP
and
XML
connectivity
(Up
or
Down).
•
Device
Type—ACE
device
specifics
for
the
ACE
module
or
ACE
appliance.
•
Management
IP—Management
IP
address
of
the
admin
virtual
context.
•
Number
of
Contexts—Number
of
configured
contexts,
including
the
Admin
context
and
configured
user
contexts.
•
Software
Version—Release
software
version
of
the
ACE
module
or
ACE
appliance.
•
Last
Boot
Reason—Reason
for
t
he
last
reboot
of
the
ACE
(i
f
available).
•
Uptime—Length
of
time
that
the
ACE
has
been
up
an
d
running.
The
data
shown
i
n
this
table
i
s
collected
during
device
discovery
as
well
as
dur
ing
periodic
monitor
polling.
The
timestamp
shown
in
the
status
bar
is
from
the
last
polled
time
of
the
Admin
virtual
context.
License
Status
Table
The
License
Status
table
lists
the
license
status
of
the
selected
ACE
device.
ANM
uses
the
ACE
show
license
status
CLI
command
to
obtain
the
license
details.
The
timestamp
shown
in
the
status
bar
is
from
the
last
polled
time
of
the
Admin
virtual
context.
