17-8
User
Guide
for
the
Cisco
Application
Networking
Manager
5.2
OL-26572-01
Chapte
r
17
Monitoring
Your
Network
Using
Dashboards
to
Monitor
Devices
and
Virtual
Contexts
•
VLANs—Total
count
of
VLANs
configured
and
the
count
of
VLANs
based
on
operational
status
-
Up
and
Down.
A
hyperlink
enables
you
to
view
traffic
summary
information
based
on
the
identified
state
(see
the
“Monitoring
Traffic”
section
on
page
17-30
).
For
example,
if
you
click
the
Up
hyperlink,
you
will
see
onl
y
t
he
VLAN
interfaces
that
currently
have
an
operational
status
of
Up.
•
Port
Channels—(ACE
appliance
only)
Total
count
of
port
channels
configured
on
the
ACE
appliance
based
on
their
operational
status
of
Up
and
Down.
A
hyperlink
enables
you
to
view
traffic
summary
information
based
on
the
identified
state
(see
the
“Monitoring
Traffic”
section
on
page
17-30
).
For
example,
if
you
click
the
Up
hyperlink,
you
will
see
only
the
port
channels
that
currently
have
an
operational
status
of
Up.
•
BVIs—Total
count
of
BVI
interfaces
and
the
count
of
BVI
interfaces
based
on
their
operational
status
of
Up
and
Down.
A
hyperlink
enables
you
to
view
traffic
summary
information
based
on
the
identified
state
(see
the
“Monitoring
Traffic”
section
on
page
17-30
).
For
example,
if
you
click
the
Up
hyperlink,
you
will
see
only
the
BVI
interfaces
that
currently
have
an
operational
status
of
Up.
•
Certificates—Total
count
of
SSL
certificates
and
the
count
of
SSL
certificates
that
are
expiring
beyond
30
days,
expired,
or
that
are
expiring
within
30
days.
A
hyperlink
accesses
a
popup
window
for
you
to
view
the
SSL
certificates
list
based
on
the
selection,
displaying
the
certificate
name,
device
name,
days
to
expire,
expiration
date,
and
the
date
it
was
evaluated
for
you
to
determine
the
days
to
expire.
Certificates
are
considered
expired
it
their
expiration
date
is
within
the
next
day
(rounded
down
the
next
day).
A
hyperlink
in
the
device
name
allows
you
to
navigate
to
the
context-based
SSL
Certificate
configuration
page
(see
the
“Using
SSL
Certificates”
section
on
page
11-5
).
This
data
is
collected
during
discovery
as
well
as
during
periodic
monitoring
polling.
The
timestamp
shown
in
the
status
bar
indicates
a
varying
poll
time;
that
is,
different
virtual
contexts
were
polled
and
those
context
had
different
time
stamps.
The
earliest
time
stamp
of
the
polled
virtual
contexts
is
displayed
in
the
status
bar.
All
counts
shown
in
the
Device
Configuration
Summary
table
are
based
on
the
operational
status
of
the
monitored
objects
listed
above.
•
Out
Of
Service—Indicates
any
status
other
than
In
Service
(for
example,
Out
Of
Service,
Failed,
or
Disabled).
•
Status
not
available—Indicates
t
hat
ANM
was
unable
to
poll
t
he
operational
st
atus
of
this
obj
ect.
The
display
of
this
operational
status
could
be
due
to
polling
errors
or
the
device
was
unreachable.
Also,
if
a
poll
was
recently
initiated,
this
operational
status
could
indicate
that
ANM
is
in
the
process
of
collecting
data.
•
Status
not
supported—Indicates
that
the
device
does
not
have
t
he
capability
t
o
provide
an
operational
status
of
t
his
object.
The
di
splay
of
t
his
operational
st
atus
could
be
due
to
mi
ssing
SNMP
instrumentation
on
earlier
ACE
devices.
Context
With
Denied
Resource
Usage
Detected
Table
The
Context
With
Denied
Resource
Usage
Detected
table
lists
all
contexts
for
which
the
resource
request
is
denied
after
reaching
the
maximum
limit.
An
increase
in
the
deny
count
(that
is,
the
deny
rate)
results
in
the
relevant
context
resource
type
appearing
in
this
table.
ANM
obtains
the
count
information
by
using
the
ACE
show
resource
usage
CLI
command,
which
collects
the
information
from
the
following
MIBs:
crlResourceLimitReqsDeniedCount
and
crlRateLimitResourceReqsDeniedCount.
This
table
includes
the
following
information:
•
Context—Name
of
the
configured
context
that
contains
a
denied
resource.
•
Resource
Type—Type
of
system
resource
in
the
context.
