17-21
User
Guide

for

the

Cisco

Application

Networking

Manager

5.2
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Chapter
17






Monitoring

Your

Network
Using
Dashboards

to

Monitor

Devices

and

Virtual

Contexts

•
Max.—Highest
value

of
resource
usage

(based
on
the

last

hour).

•
Last
Polled
Time—Date
and

time

of

the

last

time

that

ANM

polled
the
device

to

display

the

current
va
l

ues

.
Hyperlinks
allow

you

to

access

the

individual

resource

usage

page

for

more

details

(see

the

“Monitoring
Resource
Usage”

section

on

page

17-26 ).
You
can

choose

to

show

or


hide

t

he

syslog

buffer

information

t

hat

di

splays

in

the

Top

10

Cur

rent
Resources
pane.

You

may

want

to

hide

this

information

because

it

will

always

show

100

percent

after
the
buffer

becomes

full

and

starts

to

wrap

(see

the

“Managing

the

Syslog

Buffer

Display

in

the

All
Devices
Dashboard”

section

on

page

18-66 ).
Latest
5

Alarms

Notifications

Table
The
Latest

5

Alarm

Notification

table

(Figure

17-9 )

displays

the

most

recent

five

alarms

for

ANM

along
with
a

summary

that

explains

the

number

of


Critical,

Major,

Mi

nor,

and

Inf

ormational

al

arms.

This
function
interacts

with

the

user-configured

ANM

alarm

and

threshold

features

(see

the

“Configuring
Alarm
Notifications

on

ANM”

section

on

pa

ge

17-57 ).
Figure
17-9
Latest
5

Alarms

Notifications

Table
Note
By
default,

no

thresholds

ar

e

configured

in

ANM.
This
table

includes

the

following

information:

•
Device—Name
of

t

he
ACE
device

(appliance

or

mo

dule).

•
Severity—
Severity

level

of
the
threshold,

which
can
be
one
of

the

following:
Info,
Critical,

Major,
Minor.

•
Time—ANM
timestamp
at
which
the

alarm

occurred.

•
Category—Alarm
name.

•
Details—Additional
information

about

the

alarm.
A
hyperlink

allow

you

to

view

alarm

notifications

(see

the

“Displaying

Alarm

Notifications”

section

on
page
17-65 ).
Latest
5

Critical

Events

Table
The
Latest

5

Critical

Events

table

display

most

recent

five

critical

events

that

ANM

receives

from
devices,
including

traps

and

high

severity

syslogs.

ANM

displays

a

summary

that

explains

the

number
of
Emergency,

Alert,

and

Critical

alarms.

ANM

displays

critical

events

if

the

imported

ACE

device

has
been
configured

to

send

syslogs

and

traps

to

ANM.

For

information

about

configuring

the

ACE

to

send
syslogs
and

traps,

see

either

the

Cisco

Application

Control

Engine

Module

System

Message

Guide

or

the
Cisco
4700

Series

Application

Control

Engine

Appliance

System

Message

Guide.