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      Configure Performance Monitors

      Steps to configure/edit performance monitors

      You can access the Monitor Management 2 ways:

      1. Home > Getting Started Portlet > Click Edit line 9 > Performance Monitors 
      2. Clicking on Settings > Monitor Management

      Enable the following default monitors:

       

      • Interface Monitor
      • CPU Monitor
      • Memory Monitor
      • Temperature Monitor
      • NOTE: the Default Key Metrics Monitor for Managed Resources replaces the individual key metric monitors from earlier versions so you may not see individual monitors. 

      Enable Monitor

      NOTE: After Cruz version 9, the ICMP, Interface and KPI monitors are enabled automatically.

      • Click the first monitor name > hold your shift key > click on the last monitor > the select will turn green. 
      • Right-click in the green area > select enableenablemonitors
      • Wait 15 minutes for data to show up
      • Click on Performance Tab to see data
      • Clicking on Settings > Monitor Management and review the targets column to see the number of device being monitored
      • Right -> Edit a monitor to configure monitor.

        Confirm Monitor Data - ICMP monitor

        This can be confirmed by going to the Resource manager portlet where you should see

        Green check mark  and Responding.  It may take 2-3 polling cycles to see data.

        Confirm Monitor Data - Default interface Monitor

        There are 2 way to confirm data (It may take 2-3 polling cycles to see data )

        1. Go to the Performance page where the TOP N portlets are displayed. The interface  level portlet should list the device if it is in Top N devices. (bandwidth portlets, interface errors ) 

        2. If you have many devices, a new one may not show up in TOP N. Instead go the Resource Manager  portlet -> select the device (left click )   ->  right click  -> Performance Top talkers.   You should see  interface level data points. 

        Confirm Monitor Data - Key metrics monitor 

        There are 2 way to confirm data (It may take 2-3 polling cycles to see data ). Some device do not support  all KPI metrics.  KPI for CPU and Memory are generally supported for device with a CruzOC device driver 

        1. Go to the Performance page where the TOP N portlets are displayed. The portlet should list the device if it is in Top N devices  (CPU, MEM, TEMP,DISK)

        2. If you have many devices, a new one may not show up in TOP N. Instead go the Resource Manager  portlet -> select the device (left click )   ->  right click  -> Performance Key metrics.  You should see top level device key metrics data points.