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User

Guide

for

the

Cisco

Application

Networking

Manager

5.2

OL-26572-01

Chapter

17

Monitoring

Your

Network

Monitoring

Load

Balancing

Ta

b

l

e

17-10

Load

Balancing

Real

Server

Monitoring

Information

Device

Type

Field

Description

All

Real

Server

Name

of

the

real

server.

To

view

statistics

for

a

selected

real

server,

click

the

real

server

hyperlink.

The

Real

Server

Details

popup

window

appears

containing

the

individual

statistic,

associated

counter

value,

and

a

description

of

the

statistic.

Click

OK

to

close

the

popup

window.

IP

Address

IP

address

of

the

real

server.

This

field

appears

only

for

real

servers

specified

as

hosts.

Port

Port

number

used

for

the

ser

ver

port

address

translation

(PAT).

Admin

Status

The

specified

state

of

the

server,

which

can

be:

•

Inservice—Indicates

the

server

is

in

service.

•

Out

of

Service—Indicates

the

server

is

out

of

service.

•

In

Service

Standby—Indicates

the

server

is

a

backup

server

and

remains

inactive

unless

the

primary

server

fails.

If

the

primary

server

fails,

the

backup

server

becomes

active

and

starts

accepting

connections.

Operational

Status

The

state

of

the

server,

which

can

be:

•

Inservice—Indicates

the

server

is

in

service.

•

Out

of

Service—Indicates

the

server

is

out

of

service.

•

Inservice

Standby—Indicates

the

server

is

a

ba

ckup

server

and

remains

inactive

unless

the

primary

server

fails.

If

the

primary

server

fails,

the

backup

server

becomes

active

and

starts

accepting

connections.

•

Probe

Failed—Indicates

that

ANM

did

not

receive

a

response

to

a

health

probe

that

it

sent

to

the

server.

VM

Indicator

that

the

real

server

is,

or

is

not,

a

VMware

virtual

machine

as

follows:

•

–

(dash)—The

real

server

is

not

a

VMware

VM.

•

Yes—The

real

server

is

a

VMware

VM.

To

view

details

about

the

VM,

click

Ye

s

.

The

Virtual

Machine

Details

popup

window

appears

and

provides

the

following

information

about

the

VM:

–

Full

path—Full

path

to

the

VM.

–

DNS

Name—DNS

name

of

the

VM.

–

IP

Address—VM

IP

address.

–

State—Operating

state

of

the

VM

(for

example,

poweredOn).

–

Guest

OS—Guest

operating

system

(for

example,

Red

Hat

Enterprise

Linux

5

(32

-bit)).

–

Host—Host

IP

address.

–

Memory

(MB)—Amount

of

me

mory.

–

CPU

(MHz)—CPU

frequency.

–

Triggered

Alarms—Number

of

re

corded

t

riggered

alarm

conditions.

Click

OK

to

close

the

Virtual

Machine

Details

popup

window.

We

i

g

h

t

Weight

assigned

to

the

real

server.