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Viewing the FCoE Interface Details
To view the FCoE Interface details:
Step 1In the Vision client, right-click the required device and choose the Inventory option.
Step 2In the Inventory window, expand the Physical Inventory node.
Step 3Select Chassis> Fixed Slot> FCoE interface. The FCoE interface details are displayed in the content 
pane. The following information is displayed in the content pane:
Table 28-12 describes the FCoE configuration details. RxB2B Credit The Receive Buffer to Buffer Credit value for the fibre channel. This 
value is configured for each interface.
Admin Status The administrative status of the fibre channel, which can be any one of 
the following:
Up
Down
Oper Status The operational status of the fibre channel, which can be any one of the 
following:
Up 
Down
Port WWN The World Wide Name (WWN) of the port for the Fibre Channel.
Table 28-11 FC Configuration Details (continued)
Field Name Description
Table 28-12 FCoE Configuration Details
Field Name Description
VLAN Interface tab
Mode The VLAN interface configuration mode, which can be any one of the 
following:
Unknown
Access
Dynamic Auto
Dynamic Desirable
Trunk
Dot 1Q Tunnel
VLAN Type The VLAN interface type, such as Layer 2 VLAN.
Native VLAN ID VLAN Identifier (VID) associated with this VLAN. The range of the 
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NoteFor more information about the other sections in this window, see Table 28-11.
Viewing the Fibre Channel Link Aggregation
To view the Fiber Channel Link Aggregation details:
Step 1In the Vision client, right-click the required device and choose the Inventory option.
Step 2In the Inventory window, expand the Logical Inventory node.
Step 3Select the Fibre Channel Link Aggregation option. The list of aggregations are displayed in the content 
pane.
Step 4Double-click on an aggregation. The Fibre Channel Link Aggregation Properties window is displayed 
as shown in Figure 28-17. Allowed VLANs The list of the VLANs allowed on this VLAN interface.
TenGigabit Ethernet
MAC Address The MAC address.
Ethernet LMI Enabled Indicates whether the Ethernet Local Management Interface (LMI) is 
enabled.
Discovery Protocols
Discovery Protocol 
Ty p eThe type of discovery protocol, which can be CDP or LLDP.
Info Displays more information about the protocol type, which can be any 
one of the following:
for CDP—Up or Down
for LLDP—Tx (Enabled/Disabled) or Rx (Enabled/Disabled)
Ethernet CSMA/CD
Admin Status The administrative status of the Ethernet Carrier sense multiple access 
with collision detection (CSMA/CD).
Oper Status The operational status of Ethernet CSMA/CD.
Port Type The type of port.
Last Changed The date and time when the ethernet status was last changed.
Maximum Speed The maximum bandwidth.
Port Description The description of the port as defined by the user.
MTU The size of the Maximum Transmission Unit (MTU) for the interface.
Internal Port Indicates whether an internal port is available.
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Figure 28-17 Fibre Channel Link Aggregation
Table 28-13 describes the Fibre Channel Link Aggregation Properties.
Table 28-13 Fibre Channel Link Aggregation Properties
Field Name Description
Channel ID The unique identification code for the aggregation.
Channel Description The description of the aggregation.
Admin Status The administrative status of the aggregation.
Oper Status The operational status of the aggregation.
Aggregated Ports
Name The name of the port that is included in the aggregation.
Associated Entity The associated port, which when clicked will take you to the relevant FC 
or FCoE port.
Admin Status The administrative status of the associated port.
Oper Status The operational status of the associated port.
Trunk Oper Status The Trunk operational status of the associated port.
Admin Port Mode The administrative port mode of the associated port.
Oper Port Mode The operational port mode of the associated port.
Allowed VSANs The number of VSANs that are active and allowed to receive data.
Native VSAN The number of native VSANs.
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Viewing Fibre Channel Links Between Devices in a Map
To view the FC links between devices in a map:
Step 1In the Vision client, open the map that contains the Fibre Channel links.
Step 2Click on the Filter icon in the navigation menu and select only the Fibre Channel check box. Click OK. 
The map that you have opened only displays the Fibre Channel links between devices. For more 
information about viewing these link properties, see Viewing the Map Node for an UCS Network 
Element, page 28-25.
Searching for Compute Services 
The Compute Services Search feature in Prime Network allows you to search for the following entities:
Virtual Machines (can be found in the VCenter device)
Hypervisors (can be found in the VCenter device)
Bare Metal (For example, the blade servers, which can be found in a UCS device)
To use the Compute services search feature:
Step 1In the Vision client, select Network Inventory > Compute Services.
Step 2In the Compute Services window, select the Search radio button.
Step 3From the Search drop down box, select any one of the following options:
DNS Name
IP Address
Name
Step 4In the text box available, enter the name based on the option selected in the Search drop-down box.
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Figure 28-18 Compute Service Search
NoteYou can also click the Show All radio button to view a list of devices with hypervisors, blade servers, 
and virtual machines.
Table 28-14 describes the compute services search results.
Table 28-14 Compute Services Search Result
Field Name Description
Severity The severity of the device. 
Name The name of the device.
Service Type The service type, which can be Virtual Machine, Hypervisor, or Bare 
Metal.
IP Address The IP address of the device.
DNS Name The DNS name of the device.
State The status of the device.
Host The host server associated to the device, which when clicked will take 
you to the relevant host node.
Compute Server The compute server associated to the device, which when clicked will 
take you to the relevant node.
Compute System The device where the blade server is available, which when clicked will 
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Monitoring Virtualized Service Module
Virtualized Service Module (VSM)
The Cisco ASR 9000 VSM Card is a service card built specifically for the Cisco ASR9000 platform. The 
Cisco ASR 9000 VSM Card is supported on any slot on the Cisco ASR 9000 Series Aggregation Services 
Router (ASR90xx and ASR99xx). The Cisco ASR 9000 VSM Card has the capability to run a hypervisor 
on it. The hypervisor (example KVM) can host a single VM.
Service Enablement
Service Enablement provides the ability to install and uninstall a service without impacting the other 
services running on the Cisco ASR 9000 VSM Card. Service enablement allows you to instantiate a 
service instance by specifying the name and location of the service image package and the target of the 
service. 
For more information on virtual service package and its installation, refer Configuring Virtual Services 
on the Cisco ASR 9000 Series Router.
Viewing VSM Properties in Physical Inventory
To view VSM properties in the physical inventory:
Step 1In the Vision client, double-click the device in which the VSM card is configured.
Step 2In the inventory window, expand the Physical Inventory node.
Step 3Choose Chassis > Server : Card A9K-VSM-500. The server configuration details are 
displayed in the content pane.
Table 28-15 describes configuration details of the server configured with ASR 9000 series VSM service 
information.
Table 28-15 Server Configuration Details with ASR 9000 series VSM Service
Field Name Description
NameThe name of the server.
Uuid The unique ID of the server.
Status The status of the server.
Maximum Memory The total amount of memory (in gigabytes) available on the server.
Description Description of the VSM card. For example, ASR9000 series Virtualized 
Services Module.
Effective Memory The amount of memory (in gigabytes) currently available to the server.
Hardware  Type Hardware type of the VSM card. For example, cevModuleA9KVSM500.
Hardware Version Hardware version of the VSM card. For example,V00.
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Redundancy State The redundancy state of the server:
Online 
Offline
N/A—Redundancy state is not supported.
Serial Number The serial number of the ASR 9000 series VSM card. 
Cores The number of cores used by the server.
Redundancy 
ConfiguredRedundancy configured on the server: 
Working—Redundancy is configured and enabled.
None—Redundancy is not configured 
N/A—Redundancy is not supported
Associated Host The Kernal Virtual Machine (KVM) associated to the server. Click this 
link to view the related KVM host server node under the logical 
inventory. 
Processors tab
Name  The name of the KVM associated server.
Description  The description of the processor used by the server.
Model The processor model used by the server.
Vendor The vendor of the processor.
Status The status of the processor.
Cores The number of cores used by the server.
Used Speed The actual used speed of the processor, in GHz.
Rated Speed The rated speed of the processor, in GHz.
RAM Size The RAM size of the processor, in GB.
NvRAM Size The NvRAM Size of the processor, in GB.
Memory Slot Properties tab
Slot Name The name of the memory slot.
Speed The memory slot speed, in GHz
Memory Capacity The maximum memory capacity of the hard drive, in MB. 
Serial Number The serial number of the memory slot. 
Status The status of the memory slot.
Sub Slots tab
Equipment The name of the equipment in the sub slot. 
Type The type of equipment in the sub slot.
Hardware Type Name of the sub slot hardware card. 
Hard Drive Properties tab
Model Name The model name of the hard drive. 
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Step 4Choose Server : Card A9K-VSM-500 > Subslot : Subcard – 
A9K-MODULEv. The slot details configured with VSM card is displayed in the content pane.
Table 28-16 describes slot configuration details with ASR 9000 series VSM service information. Storage Capacity The total storage capacity of the hard drive, in GB. 
Free Space The total space available for usage in the hard drive.
FRU Indicates whether the hard drive is removable.
Drive Type N/A—Drive Type is not supported.
Status The status of the hard drive.
Table 28-15 Server Configuration Details with ASR 9000 series VSM Service (continued)
Field Name Description
Table 28-16 Slot Configuration Details
Field Name Description
NameThe name of the slot configured in the server.
Status The status of slot in the server.
Description The description for the slot configured in the server. For example, 
Virtual Module.
Hardware  Type Hardware type of the VSM card. For example, cevModuleA9KVSM500.
Hardware Version None.
Software Version None.
Redundancy State N/A—Redundancy state is not supported.
Serial Number N/A—Serial number is not supported.
Redundancy 
ConfiguredN/A—Redundancy configured property is not supported.
Ports
Location Location of the port in the device, using the format slot.module/port, 
such as 2.0TenGigE0/2/1/0.
Type Port type. For example, fiber optic port.
Sending Alarms Whether or not the element is configured for sending alarms (True or 
False)
Pluggable Transceiver For the Pluggable port type, indicates that the port can hold a pluggable 
transceiver.
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Step 5Choose Server No: Card A9K-VSM-500 > Subslot : Subcard – A9K-MODULEv > 
Interface Name. The port details configured with VSM card is displayed in the content pane.
You can view the information displayed for the interface in the physical inventory.
The following information is displayed, depending on the interface and its configuration:
Location information that includes the physical interface port number with status.
TenGigabit Ethernet details.
Discovery Protocols details.
Ethernet CSMA/CD that includes the port description with ASR 9000 series VSM card information.
DWDM properties.
Viewing VSM Properties in Logical Inventory
To view VSM properties in the logical inventory:
Step 1In the Vision client, double-click the device in which the VSM card is configured.
Step 2In the inventory window, expand the Logical Inventory node.
Step 3Choose Compute Virtualization> Virtual DataCenter - Default > Host Servers > Host server 
(KVM). The configuration details of KVM host server are displayed in the content pane.
Table 28-17 describes KVM host configuration details. Managed Whether or not the port is managed: True or False.
Status Port status: OK or one of the following:
Major—Port is operationally down
Disabled—Port is administratively down (someone purposely shut 
the port down)
Out—Port has been physically removed
Table 28-16 Slot Configuration Details (continued)
Field Name Description
Table 28-17 KVM Host Configuration Details
Field Description
Uuid The unique ID of the KVM host server.
Model The model name of the KVM host server. For 
example, A9K-VSM-500.
Isv Motion Enabled Indicates whether the Isv motion is enabled.
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Fault Tolerance Enabled True or False.
Indicates whether the fault tolerance service is 
enabled or not. This service provides continuous 
availability by protecting the primary virtual 
machine with a secondary virtual machine that 
runs simultaneously on a separate host.
Host Description The description of the KVM host server.
Name The name of the KVM host server.
State The status of the hypervisor that can be Running, 
Runnable, Waiting, Exiting, Connected, or 
Disconnected.
Vendor The name of the vendor for the KVM host server.
Associated Compute Server The compute server associated to the KVM host 
server. Click this link to view the related host 
server node configured with the Cisco ASR 9000 
series VSM service information under the 
physical inventory.
Hypervisor tab
Name Name of the hypervisor running on the host 
server. 
Hypervisor Type Type of the hypervisor. 
Software Type Type of software used by the hypervisor. 
State State of the hypervisor that can be Running, 
Runnable, Waiting, Exiting, or Other.
Version Software version running on KVM host server.
Processors tab
Name  The name of the KVM associated server.
CPU  Number of CPUs running in the hypervisor.
Cores Per CPU Number of threads running in the processor.
Hyper Threading Enabled Whether the processor uses Hyper-Threading 
Technology, which allows multithreaded software 
applications to execute threads in parallel within 
each processor. This can be one of the following:
False—The processor does not permit 
hyperthreading.
True—The processor allows for the parallel 
execution of multiple threads.
Statistics Tab
CPU Usage CPU usage of the virtual machine, in GHz.
Memory Usage Memory usage of the virtual machine, in MB.
Table 28-17 KVM Host Configuration Details (continued)
Field Description