Cisco Intercloud Fabric Administrator Guide, Release 3.2.1

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Cisco Intercloud Fabric Administrator Guide, Release 3.2.1

Chapter Title

Intercloud Fabric Dashboard

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Updated:
July 25, 2016

Chapter: Intercloud Fabric Dashboard

Intercloud Fabric Dashboard

This chapter contains the following sections:

About the Intercloud Fabric Dashboard

The Intercloud Fabric dashboard displays a summary view of your Intercloud Fabric setup in real time. The following information is summarized in an individual dashlet:

  • Service request

  • Virtual machine

  • Virtual account

  • Intercloud Fabric cloud

  • Catalog

Viewing the Intercloud Fabric Dashboard

Use this procedure to view the Intercloud Fabric dashboard.

Procedure
    Step 1   Log in to Intercloud Fabric.
    Step 2   Choose Dashboard.
    Step 3   The following dashlets are displayed. A dashlet with a Lab icon displays data from a lab setup. A dashlet without a Lab icon displays data from a production setup.
    Dashlet Description

    Service Requests

    Displays the status of the service requests in the last hour.

    Click Count to view the service requests. See Managing Service Requests.

    Virtual Machine

    Displays a summary of the virtual machines in the public cloud by VDC.

    Click Total to manage virtual machines. See Managing Virtual Machines.

    Virtual Account

    Displays a summary of the virtual accounts by provider type.

    Click Total to manage virtual accounts. See Managing Virtual Accounts.

    ICF Cloud

    Displays a summary of the Intercloud Fabric clouds by provider type.

    Click Total to manage Intercloud Fabric clouds. See Managing Intercloud Fabric Clouds.

    Catalog

    Displays a summary of the catalogs by OS type.

    Click Total to manage catalogs. See Managing Catalogs.

    Icons Used in Intercloud Fabric

    The following tables list the icons used in Intercloud Fabric.

    Table 1 Icons Used to Represent VM Instance Status

    Icon

    Description


    Powered on.


    • Initializing.

    • Terminating.


    Powering on.


    Rebooting.


    Powering off.


    Powered off.


    Terminated.


    Unknown.
    Table 2 Icons Used to Represent Operational Status

    Icon

    Description


    Operational.


    Not operational.


    Operational with exceptions.


    Not applicable.


    Unknown.


    Computing.
    Table 3 Icons Used to Represent Configuration Status

    Icon

    Description


    Applied.


    Applying.


    • Applied with exceptions.

    • Failed with exceptions.


    Failed.


    Not applied.
    Table 4 Icons Used to Represent Deployment Status

    Icon

    Description


    Deployed.


    • Deploying.

    • Undeploying.


    • Requested to deploy.

    • Requested to undeploy.


    • Waiting for deployment.

    • Waiting for undeployment.


    • Failed to deploy.

    • Failed to undeploy.


    Undeployed.
    Table 5 Icons Used to Represent High Availability Status

    Icon

    Description


    Active.


    Standby.


    Waiting.


    Error.


    Unknown.
    Table 6 Icons Used to Represent Reachability Status

    Icon

    Description


    Reachable.


    Not reachable.


    Unknown.
    Table 7 Icons Used to Represent Tunnel Status

    Icon

    Description


    Tunnel is up.


    Tunnel is down.


    Not applicable.


    • Tunnel creation failed.

    • Destroyed.
    Table 8 Icons Used to Represent Module Status

    Icon

    Description


    Module is online.

    Note    Module represents the combined status of the ICS and ICX in the Intercloud Fabric link.


    Module is not available.


    Module is offline.
    Table 9 Icons Used to Represent Network Configuration Status

    Icon

    Description


    Network created successfully.


    Network creation is in progress.


    Network deletion is in progress.


    • Network creation failed.

    • Network deletion failed.


    Network deleted successfully.
    Table 10 Icons Used to Represent ICF Routing Service Status

    Icon

    Description


    Intercloud Fabric Routing Service not created.


    • Intercloud Fabric Routing Service creation is in progress.

    • Intercloud Fabric Routing Service configuration is in progress.


    • Intercloud Fabric Routing Service created successfully.

    • Intercloud Fabric Routing Service configured successfully.


    Intercloud Fabric Routing Service deletion is in progress.


    • Intercloud Fabric Routing Service creation failed.

    • Intercloud Fabric Routing Service configuration failed.

    • Intercloud Fabric Routing Service deletion failed.
    Table 11 Icons Used to Represent Service Request Status

    Icon

    Description


    Service request processing has not started.


    Service request is in progress.


    Service request created successfully.


    Service request succeeded with exceptions.


    Service request failed.


    Service request is suspended.
    Table 12 Icons Used to Represent IP Utilization Status

    Icon

    Description


    Available.


    Reserved.


    Not available.

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