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Foglight for VMware 5.6.15.1 - User and Reference Guide

Using Foglight for VMware
Introducing the Virtual Infrastructure Navigation Basics Interacting with Foglight for VMware VMware Performance Agent Configuration
Reference
Views
VMware Alarms Views VMware Explorer Views VMware Modeler Views VMware VirtualCenters Views VMware Environment Views Other Views
Rules
Agent Rules Cluster Rules Datacenter Rules Datastore Rules Resource Pool Rules ESX Server Rules VirtualCenter Rules Virtual Machine Rules VMW Stale Data Management Rule Virtual Switch Rules
Appendix: Alarm Messages

Summary - All Virtual Switches view

Purpose
The Summary - All Virtual Switches view displays overall resource utilization information for a group of virtual switches and identifies the elements that consume the highest amount of system resources and may cause potential performance bottlenecks.
Figure 405. Summary - All Virtual Switches view
How to Get Here
1
On the VMware Environment dashboard, on the Monitoring tab, in the Virtual Environment Overview, select the Virtual Switches tile.
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In the Quick-View, in the Virtual Switches view, select All Virtual Switches.
The Summary - All Virtual Switches view appears on the right.
Description of Embedded Views
This view is made up of the following embedded views:
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Alarms
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Top Bandwidth Consumers
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The Fewest Ports Available
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Top Overall Utilization
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Top Packet Loss
Alarms
For complete information about this view, see Alarms .
 
Table 176. Top Bandwidth Consumers
Description
Identifies the virtual switches with the highest percentage of network utilization.
Data displayed
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Top Bandwidth Consumers chart. For each identified virtual switch, the chart displays the percentage of network resources available to it that are in use over the selected time period.
 
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Top Bandwidth Consumers table, Virtual Switches. The name of the virtual identified amongst top bandwidth consumers.
 
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Top Bandwidth Consumers table, Utilization. The percentage of network resources available to it the switch that is currently in use.
Where to go next
Drill down on:
 
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Top Bandwidth Consumers chart. Displays the Utilization dialog box.
Figure 406. Utilization dialog box
 
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Any switch in the Top Bandwidth Consumers table. Links to the Summary - Standard Virtual Switch view, Summary - Distributed Virtual Switch view, or Summary - Cisco Virtual Switch view, depending on the selected virtual switch type.
 
Table 177. The Fewest Ports Available
Description
Identifies the virtual switches with the fewest numbers of available ports.
Data displayed
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The Fewest Ports Available chart. For each identified virtual switch, the chart displays the number of available ports.
 
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The Fewest Ports Available table, Available Ports. The number of ports that the virtual switch has available.
 
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The Fewest Ports Available table, Key. The place of the virtual switch in the list of fewest available hosts.
 
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The Fewest Ports Available table, Virtual Switches. The name of the identified virtual switch.
Where to go next
Drill down on:
 
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Any switch in the The Fewest Ports Available table. Links to the Summary - Standard Virtual Switch view, Summary - Distributed Virtual Switch view, or Summary - Cisco Virtual Switch view, depending on the selected virtual switch type.
 
Table 178. Top Overall Utilization
Description
Identifies the virtual switches with the highest network transfer rates.
Data displayed
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Top Overall Utilization chart. For each identified virtual switch, the chart displays the network throughput rate over the selected time period.
 
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Top Overall Utilization table, Virtual Switches. The name of the virtual switch identified amongst top network consumers.
 
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Top Overall Utilization table, Throughput. The current rate of network throughput for the selected switch.
Where to go next
Drill down on:
 
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Top Overall Utilization chart. Displays the Utilization dialog box.
Figure 407. Utilization dialog box
 
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Any switch in the Top Overall Utilization table. Links to the Summary - Standard Virtual Switch view, Summary - Distributed Virtual Switch view, or Summary - Cisco Virtual Switch view, depending on the selected virtual switch type.
 
Table 179. Top Packet Loss
Description
Identifies the virtual switches with the highest percentage of data packet loss.
Data displayed
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Top Packet Loss chart. Identifies the virtual switches with the highest percentage of packet loss over the selected time period.
 
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Top Packet Loss table, Packet Loss. The average percentage of time the data packets sent to the identified virtual switch are not echoed back.
 
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Top Packet Loss table, Virtual Switches. The name of the identified virtual switch.
Where to go next
Drill down on:
 
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Top Packet Loss chart. Displays the Packet Loss dialog box.
 
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Any switch in the Top Packet Loss table. Links to the Summary - Standard Virtual Switch view, Summary - Distributed Virtual Switch view, or Summary - Cisco Virtual Switch view, depending on the selected virtual switch type.

Virtual Switches view

Purpose
This view is a tree view. It lists the virtual switches that exist in your environment and shows their state.
Figure 408. Virtual Switches view
Selecting the All Virtual Switches node displays overall performance statistics for all virtual switches in your integrated system, and identifies the elements that consume the highest amount of system resources in the Summary - All Virtual Switches view on the right. Similarly, selecting a virtual switch node shows Virtual Machine-specific metrics in the Summary - Standard Virtual Switch view, Summary - Distributed Virtual Switch view, or Summary - Cisco Virtual Switch view on the right. The type of the displayed view reflects the type of the selected virtual switch (standard, distributed, or Cisco).
How to Get Here
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On the VMware Environment dashboard, on the Monitoring tab, in the Quick-View, select the Virtual Switches tile.
The Virtual Switches view appears in the Quick-View on the left.
 
 
Table 180. Description of the View
Data displayed
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Alarm severity. The state of the most recent alarm raised against the associated virtual switch.
 
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All Virtual Switches. A parent node for the virtual switch object instances that appear in this view.
 
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Virtual Switches. The virtual machine name.
Where to go next
Drill down on:
 
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All Virtual Machines. Shows the Summary - All Virtual Switches view in the Quick-View.
 
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Virtual Machine. Shows the Summary - Standard Virtual Switch view, Summary - Distributed Virtual Switch view, or Summary - Cisco Virtual Switch view in the Quick-View.

Other Views

Other views include:
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Action panel

Action panel

Purpose
The action panel provides you with easy access to a number of useful actions and tasks. However, it only provides additional Foglight for VMware related actions when you are viewing the VMware Explorer dashboard.
The actions available in the action panel vary depending on the object displayed in the VMware Explorer dashboard.
The following image shows an example of a typical VMware Explorer dashboard action panel.
Figure 409. Action panel
Under Actions, the action panel may provide the following related actions:
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Run Migration Modeler
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View Virtual Infrastructure Alarms
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View Object IDs
For more information about the action panel with respect to Foglight for VMware and the associated actions, see Accessing VMware actions and tasks .
How to Get Here
The action panel is located at the far right of the Foglight for VMware browser interface.
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