Foglight for Citrix XenDesktop and XenApp 5.7.2

In your monitored environment, a Citrix License Server allows Citrix® licenses, including XenDesktop® licenses, to be shared among application components. Delivery Controllers distribute virtual desktops to end-users, manage user access, and optimize connections. Storefronts represent services that provide users with access to applications and desktops. You can review the performance of these components in the Summary - License Server and Summary - Delivery Controller views.

These views have two different layouts, depending on the tile selected on the left:

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Application view

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Guest view

Application view

Selecting the Application tile, the view shows the list of services running on the selected License Server, Controller, or Storefront, and displays any alarms associated with it. Use this view to see which services are running on the selected component, and to review any generated alarms, if they exist. For example, a high number of application-level alarms often suggest performance bottlenecks and should be investigated.

Figure 59. Application view

Table 4. Application view
Application	The current alarm state of the selected component and its type (License Server or Delivery Controller). Selecting this tile displays the services associated with the selected component on the right. At the bottom of the tile, a color-coded health history bar indicates the alarm state of the selected component over the selected time range period. The color of the bar changes over that period depending on the alarm state. Red indicates that the selected component is in Fatal state, orange indicates Critical, yellow means Warning, and green is for the Normal state. Figure 60. Application tile
Services	A list of Citrix services running on the selected License Server or Delivery Controller, their description, and state. Figure 61. Service list
Alarms	Displays the alarms generated against the selected component (License Server or Delivery Controller). Each entry indicates the alarm severity (Warning, Critical, or Fatal), the time when the alarm was generated, and an explanation indicating what triggered the alarm. Figure 62. All Alarms view Clicking All Alarms just above the service table lists all alarms associated with the selected component. Optionally, you can drill down on a specific severity level (Warning, Critical, or Fatal) by clicking the appropriate box in the table on the right of All Alarms, to see only alarms with a specific severity level (for example, Warning alarms). Figure 63. Viewing All Alarms

Guest view

When you select the Guest tile, the view shows the usage of system resources on the machine on which the selected License Server or Controller is running. Use this view to see the trends in usage of the selected component’s system resources, and to review any generated alarms, if they exist. For example, high peaks in the memory utilization chart, that drastically exceed historical values could result in performance degradation and should be investigated.

Figure 64. Guest view

Table 5. Guest view
Guest	The current alarm state of the selected component and its type (License Server or Delivery Controller). Selecting this tile displays the usage of system-level resources on the right. At the bottom of the tile, a color-coded health history bar indicates the alarm state of the selected component over the selected time range period. The color of the bar changes over that period depending on the alarm state. Red indicates that the selected component is in Fatal state, orange indicates Critical, yellow means Warning, and green is for the Normal state. Figure 65. Guest tile
CPU	The percentage of CPU resources the selected Delivery Controller or License Server consumed during the selected time range. The grey area in the chart represents the expected CPU utilization range based on historical data. The Latest percentage represents the current CPU utilization. If any CPU-related alarms are generated against the selected Delivery Controller or License Server, the counts of alarms in each severity state are displayed. Figure 66. CPU view NOTE: Click an alarm severity to view a list all CPU-related alarms in that state in the Alarms view.
Memory	The percentage of memory resources the selected Delivery Controller or License Server consumed during the selected time range. The grey area in the chart represents the expected memory utilization range based on historical data. The Latest percentage represents the current memory utilization. If any memory-related alarms are generated against the selected Delivery Controller or License Server, the alarm counts for individual severity states are displayed. Figure 67. Memory view NOTE: Click an alarm severity to view a list all memory-related alarms in that state in the Alarms view.
Disk	The rate at which the selected Delivery Controller or License Server writes to or reads from disk during the selected time range. The grey area in the chart represents the expected disk read and write rates based on historical data. The Latest rate represents the current disk rate. If any disk-related alarms are generated against the selected Delivery Controller or License Server, the alarm counts for individual severity states are displayed. Figure 68. Disk view NOTE: Click an alarm severity to view a list all disk-related alarms in that state in the Alarms view.
Network	The rate at which the selected Delivery Controller or License Server transfers data from and to the network during the selected time range. The grey area in the chart represents the expected network transfer rates based on historical data. The Latest rate represents the current network transfer rate. If any network-related alarms are generated against the selected Delivery Controller or License Server, the alarm counts for individual severity states are displayed. Figure 69. Network view NOTE: Click an alarm severity to view a list all network-related alarms in that state in the Alarms view.
Alarms	Displays the alarms generated against the selected component (License Server or Delivery Controller). Each entry indicates the alarm severity (Warning, Critical, or Fatal), the time when the alarm was generated, and an explanation indicating what triggered the alarm. NOTE: Clicking All Alarms just above the service table lists all alarms associated with the selected component. Optionally, you can drill down on a specific severity level (Warning, Critical, or Fatal) by clicking the appropriate box in the table on the right of All Alarms, to see only alarms with a specific severity level (for example, Warning alarms).