Table Of Contents
Working with HUM Portlets
HUM Portlets
CPU Utilization Summary Chart
Device Availability
Histo-Graph It
HUM System Summary
TOP-N Interface Discards
TOP-N Interface Errors
TOP-N Interface Utilization
TOP-N Memory Utilization
TOP-N CPU Utilization
Threshold Information
Health and Utilization Monitor Portlet
Customizing the Portlets
Changing the Font or Text Size
Changing the Title
Working with HUM Portlets
This chapter describes the portlets available in CiscoWorks LMS Portal for Health and Utilization Monitor (HUM) 1.0.
Note 
The HUM View and portlets are displayed in CiscoWorks LMS Portal only if the HUM application is installed.
This section contains the following topics:
•HUM Portlets
•Customizing the Portlets
HUM Portlets
The HUM application has ten portlets. The content in a HUM view is organized using Portlets.
Portlets are the user interface components that are displayed in a View. For instance, after installing HUM, the HUM View appears with a set of portlets in CiscoWorks LMS Portal.
These portlets enable you to view the various details of HUM applications such as the CPU Utilization summary details, device details, Interface errors and discards, memory and interface utilization and threshold information details in a single page.
This section has the following portlets:
•CPU Utilization Summary Chart
•Device Availability
•Histo-Graph It
•HUM System Summary
•TOP-N Interface Discards
•TOP-N Interface Errors
•TOP-N Interface Utilization
•TOP-N Memory Utilization
•TOP-N CPU Utilization
•Threshold Information
•Health and Utilization Monitor Portlet
CPU Utilization Summary Chart
The CPU Utilization Summary Chart portlet displays the CPU usage details of the devices monitored using HUM. The CPU Utilization data is summarized and displayed in a pie-chart for all the devices for a specific time interval.
You can click the pie-chart to navigate to the CPU Utilization report. The portlet also displays the total number of CPU instances for CPU utilization.
If there are no data in the CPU Utilization Summary Chart portlet, it displays the following message:
Currently Pollers have not been configured. Click here to configure.
You can click the here link to launch the Poller Management page. The Poller Management page allows you to configure pollers.
If there is data in the CPU Utilization Summary Chart portlet, it displays the following message:
Click here to configure more pollers.
You can click the here link to launch the Poller Management page. The Poller Management page allows you to configure more Pollers.
Table 9-1 displays the color and CPU Utilization summary status of the device.
Table 9-1 Color and the Percentage of CPU Utilization Summary Status
Color
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CPU Utilization Summary Status in percentage
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Green
|
Represents the CPU utilization from 0 to 10%
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Yellow
|
Represents the CPU utilization from 10 to 30%
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Orange
|
Represents the CPU utilization from 30 to 80%
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Red
|
Represents the CPU utilization from 80 to 100%
|
You can set the time interval as 1 hour, 1 day, 7 days, 15 days, or 30 days. However by default the time interval is 1 hour.
You can customize and configure the CPU Utilization Summary Chart portlet.
To customize the CPU Utilization Summary Chart portlet, see Customizing the Portlets.
To configure the CPU Utilization Summary Chart portlet:
Step 1 Go to CiscoWorks LMS Portal and select HUM.
The HUM View portlets appear.
Step 2 Move the mouse over the title bar of the CPU Utilization Summary Chart portlets.
Step 3 Click the Configuration 
icon.
You can do any of the following:
•Select the Auto Refresh check box to refresh the portlet automatically.
Or
•Select the minute and hour from the Refresh Every drop-down list to manually set the Refresh time interval.
The items in the portlet get refreshed at the refresh time interval that you set.
•Select the time interval from the Time Interval drop-down list.
The CPU Utilization summary is shown for the selected time interval.
For example, if you select 7 Days, the details of the CPU utilization for the last seven days is displayed.
Step 4 Click Save to save the settings.
Step 5 Click the Back arrow 
icon to view the configured changes in the portlet.
Device Availability
The Device Availability portlet enables you to view the availability status of the devices in the network.
The following information is displayed using a pie chart in the Device Availability portlet.
•Availability of all managed devices in the last N number of hours.
Where N is period of time in hours. For example, 5 hours.
•Information about the last polled devices.
If all the devices are reachable, then the following message appears in green:
All devices are available as per the last polled cycle
If some of the devices are unreachable, then the following message
Last Poll Status: For instance, 6 (7 % ) devices of 81 are not available
You can click the pie-chart to navigate to the Device Availability report.
Table 9-2 displays the color and the percentage of the availability status of the device.
Table 9-2 Color and Percentage of Availability Status of the Device
Color
|
Availability Status of the Devices in Percentage
|
Green
|
Represents the availability status of the device from 90 to 100%.
|
Yellow
|
Represents the availability status of the device from 50 to 90%.
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Orange
|
Represents the availability status of the device from 10 to 50%.
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Red
|
Represents the availability status of the device from 0 to 10%.
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You can customize and configure the Device Availability portlet. To customize the look and feel of the Device Availability portlet, see Customizing the Portlets
To configure Device Availability portlet:
Step 1 Go to CiscoWorks LMS Portal and select HUM.
The HUM View portlets appear.
Step 2 Move the mouse over the title bar of the Device Availability portlets.
Step 3 Click the Configuration icon.
You can do any of the following:
•Select the Auto Refresh check box to refresh the portlet automatically.
Or
•Select the minute and hour from the Refresh Every drop-down list to manually set the Refresh time interval.
The items in the portlet get refreshed at the refresh time interval that you set.
•Select the time interval from the Time Interval drop-down list.
The Device Availability details are shown for the selected time interval.
For example, if you select 7 Days, the details of the device available for the last seven days will be displayed.
Step 4 Click Save to save the settings.
Step 5 Click the Back arrow icon to view the configuration changes in the portlet.
Histo-Graph It
Histo-Graph It portlet enables you to query the information of a particular MIB variable in a device for a specified period of time and generate a graph.
Enter the details in the corresponding fields and click the Graph It button to generate the graph. For more information on field details, see Table 9-3.
The graph is displayed along with a link named Bookmark This Link. Right click and select Bookmark This Link to bookmark the graph.
To customize the look and feel of the Histo-Graph It portlet, see Customizing the Portlets.
To generate Historical Graph:
Step 1 Go to LMS Portal and select HUM view.
Step 2 Go to Histo-Graph It portlet.
Table 9-3 describes the fields in the Histo-Graph It portlet.
Table 9-3 Histo-Graph It Portlet
Field /Button
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Description
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Device Name
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Enter the device name. For instance, 3500XL.
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Available MIB
|
MIB variable polled for the device. For example, ciscoMemoryPoolFree.
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Available Instances
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MIB variable instances available in the device. For example, Processor.
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Interval
|
Displays the list of intervals as a drop-down list such as:
•Last 1 Hour
•Last 1 Day
•Last 1 Week
•Last 1 Quarter
•Last 1 Year
•Custom
You can select Custom to customize the time interval.
|
Start Date
|
Select the start date from the Date Time picker.
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End Date
|
Select the end date from the Date Time picker.
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Graph It
|
Click the Graph It button to generate a graph.
A pop-up window appears displaying a graph with the device details along with the selected MIB variable and its instances.
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Step 3 Enter a device name in the Device Name field.
The Available MIB drop-down list populates the list of MIB variables polled for the device.
Step 4 Select a MIB variable from the Available MIB drop-down list.
The Available Instances drop-down list populates the list of MIB variable instances in the device.
Step 5 Select a MIB variable instance from the Available Instances drop-down list.
Step 6 Either:
•Select a interval from the Interval drop-down list.
Or
•Select the start date and end date from the respective fields.
Step 7 Click Graph It.
A line graph is generated displaying the historical data for the device.
Note The configuration parameters are not available for Histo-Graph It portlet.
HUM System Summary
The HUM System Summary portlet displays the summary of HUM application as follows:
•Number of devices managed
•Number of variables polled
•Number of failure variables for the last 24 hours: Click the number to view the Poller Failure Report in the export.pdf file.
•Average polled variables per minute
•Number of Pollers with missed polling cycles for the last 24 hours
•License status and limit: Displays the license status and the total limit of the devices that can be managed by the application.
•Last purge time: Displays the date and time of the last purge
•Next purge due: Displays the date and time for the next purge. You can click this link to navigate to the Data Purge Settings page.
You can customize and configure the HUM System Summary portlet. To customize the look and feel of the HUM System Summary portlet, see Customizing the Portlets.
To configure HUM System Summary:
Step 1 Go to CiscoWorks LMS Portal and click HUM.
The HUM View portlets appear.
Step 2 Move the mouse over the title bar of the HUM System Summary portlet to view the icons.
Step 3 Click the configuration icon.
You can:
•Select the Auto Refresh check box to refresh the portlet automatically.
Or
•Select the minute and hour from the Refresh Every drop-down list to manually set the Refresh time. The items in the portlet get refreshed at the Refresh time that you set.
Step 4 Click Save to save the settings.
Step 5 Click the Back arrow icon to view the configuration changes in the portlet.
TOP-N Interface Discards
The Interface Discards portlet displays the information about the number of packets discarded in an interface in the particular time interval.
These packets are prevented from being delivered to a high-layer protocol. Such packets are discarded to free up the buffer space.
The Interface IN Discards are the number of inbound packets discarded and the Interface Out Discards are the number of outbound packets that are discarded.
If there are no data in the TOP-N Interface Discard portlet, it displays the following message:
Currently Pollers have not been configured. Click here to configure.
You can click the here link to launch the Poller Management page. The Poller Management page allows you to configure pollers.
If there is data in the TOP-N Interface Discard portlet, it displays the following message:
Click here to configure more pollers.
You can click the here link to launch the Poller Management page. The Poller Management page allows you to configure more pollers.
Table 9-4 displays the Interface Discards portlet details.
Table 9-4 TOP-N Interface Discards Portlet Details
Field
|
Description
|
Interface IN Discards
|
Device Name
|
Displays the name of the device. For example, 3500XL.
You can click the Device Name link to launch the Device Center page.
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Interface
|
Displays the Interfaces such as Gigabit Ethernet 1/1 (Gi3/3), Gigabit Ethernet 5/7 (Gi5/7) and so on.
You can click the Interface link to launch the Interface report page.
|
IFInDiscards (pkts/sec)
|
Number of packets discarded per second.
|
Interface OUT Discards
|
Device Name
|
Displays the name of the device. For example, 3500XL.
The display name is the name you enter in the Device Center page.
You can click the Device Name link to launch the Device Center page.
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Interface
|
Displays the Interfaces such as Gigabit Ethernet 1/1 (Gi3/3), Gigabit Ethernet 5/7 (Gi5/7) and so on.
You can click the Interface link to launch the Interface report page.
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IFOut Discards (pkts/sec)
|
Number of packets discarded per second.
|
Table 9-5 displays the color and the percentage of inbound packets discarded.
Table 9-5 Color and Percentage of Interface IN Discards
Color
|
Inbound Packets Discarded in Percentage
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Green
|
Represents the inbound packets discarded from 0 to 50%
|
Yellow
|
Represents the inbound packets discarded from 50 to 70%
|
Orange
|
Represents the inbound packets discarded from 70 to 90%
|
Red
|
Represents the inbound packets discarded from 90 to100%
|
Table 9-6 displays the color and the percentage of the outbound packets discarded.
Table 9-6 Color and Percentage of Interface OUT Discards
Color
|
Outbound Packets Discarded in Percentage
|
Green
|
Represents the outbound packets discarded from 0 to 50%
|
Yellow
|
Represents the outbound packets discarded from 50 to 70%
|
Orange
|
Represents the outbound packets discarded from 70 to 90%.
|
Red
|
Represents the outbound packets discarded from 90 to 100%.
|
You can customize and configure the Interface Discard portlet.
To customize the Interface Discards portlet, see Customizing the Portlets.
To configure Interface Discards portlet:
Step 1 Go to CiscoWorks LMS Portal and click HUM.
The HUM View portlets appear.
Step 2 Move the mouse over the title bar of the Interface Discards portlet to view the icons.
Step 3 Click the configuration icon.
You can:
•Select the Auto Refresh check box to refresh the portlet automatically.
•Select the minute and hour from the Refresh Every drop-down list to manually set the Refresh time. The items in the portlet get refreshed at the Refresh time that you set.
•Select the number of rows to be displayed in the portlet from the No. of rows to be displayed drop-down list.
For example, if you select 5, five rows will be displayed in the portlet.
•Select the time interval from the Time Interval drop-down list.
For example, if you select 7 Days, the details of the interface discards for the last seven days will be displayed.
Step 4 Click Save to save the settings.
Step 5 Click the Back arrow icon to view the configuration changes in the portlet.
TOP-N Interface Errors
The Top-N Interface Errors portlet displays the information about the number of errors in an interface.
The Top-N Interface Errors display information on devices having highest interface errors as If ln Error and If Out Error.
The Interface IN Errors are the number of inbound packets with the errors and the Interface Out Errors are the number of out bound packets with errors.
If there is data in the TOP-N Interface Discard portlet, it displays the following message:
Currently Pollers have not been configured. Click here to configure.
You can click the here link to launch the Poller Management page. The Poller Management page allows you to configure pollers.
If there is data in the TOP-N Interface Errors portlet, it displays the following message:
Click here to configure more pollers.
You can click the here link to launch the Poller Management page. The Poller Management page allows you to configure more pollers.
Table 9-7 displays the Interface Errors portlet details.
Table 9-7 TOP-N Interface Errors Portlet Details
Field
|
Description
|
Interface OUT Errors
|
Device Name
|
Displays the name of the device. For example, 3500XL.
You can click the Device Name link to launch the Device Center page.
|
Interface
|
Displays the Interfaces such as Gigabit Ethernet 1/1 (Gi3/3), Gigabit Ethernet 5/7 (Gi5/7) and so on.
You can click the Interface link to launch the Interface report page.
|
IFOutErrors (pkts/sec)
|
Displays the packets per second of the outgoing interface errors.
|
Interface IN Errors
|
Device Name
|
Displays the name of the device. For example, 3500XL.
You can click the Device Name link to launch the Device Center page.
|
Interface
|
Displays the Interfaces such as Gigabit Ethernet 1/1 (Gi3/3), Gigabit Ethernet 5/7 (Gi5/7) and so on.
You can click the Interface link to launch the Interface report page
|
IFInErrors (pkts/sec)
|
Displays the packets per second of the incoming interface errors.
|
Table 9-8 displays the color and the percentage of Outbound packets with errors.
Table 9-8 Color and the Interface OUT Errors in Percentage
Color
|
Interface OUT Errors (in Percentage)
|
Green
|
Represents the outbound packet errors from 0 to 50%
|
Yellow
|
Represents the outbound packet errors from 50 to 70%
|
Orange
|
Represents the outbound packet errors from 70 to 90%
|
Red
|
Represents the outbound packet errors from 90 to 100%
|
Table 9-9 displays the color and the percentage of Inbound packets with errors.
Table 9-9 Color and the Interface IN Errors in Percentage
Color
|
Interface IN Errors (in Percentage)
|
Green
|
Represents the inbound packet errors from 0 to 50%
|
Yellow
|
Represents the inbound packet errors from 50 to 70%
|
Orange
|
Represents the inbound packet errors from 70 to 90%
|
Red
|
Represents the inbound packet errors from 90 to 100%
|
You can customize and configure the Interface Errors portlet. To customize the look and feel of the Interface Errors portlet, see Customizing the Portlets.
To configure Interface Errors portlet:
Step 1 Go to CiscoWorks LMS Portal and click HUM.
The HUM View portlets appear.
Step 2 Move the mouse over the title bar of the Interface Errors portlet to view the icons.
Step 3 Click the configuration icon.
You can:
•Select the Auto Refresh check box to refresh the portlet automatically.
•Select the minute and hour from the Refresh Every drop-down list to manually set the Refresh time. The items in the portlet get refreshed at the Refresh time that you set.
•Select the number of rows to be displayed in the portlet from the No. of rows to be displayed drop-down list.
For example, if you select 10, then ten rows will be displayed in the portlet.
•Select the time interval from the Time Interval drop-down list.
For example, if you select 7 Days, the Interface Errors for the last seven days will be displayed.
Step 4 Click Save to save the settings.
Step 5 Click the Back arrow icon to view the configuration changes in the portlet.
TOP-N Interface Utilization
The Interface Utilization portlet displays information on the devices with the highest and lowest utilization based on the configuration.
If there are no data in the TOP-N Interface Utilization portlet, it displays the following message:
Currently Pollers have not been configured. Click here to configure.
You can click the here link to launch the Poller Management page. The Poller Management page allows you to configure pollers.
If there is data in the TOP-N Interface Utilization, it displays the following message:
Click here to configure more pollers.
You can click the here link to launch the Poller Management page. The Poller Management page allows you to configure more pollers.
Table 9-10 displays the Interface Utilization portlet details:
Table 9-10 TOP-N Interface Utilization Portlet Details
Field
|
Description
|
Device Name
|
Displays the name of the device. For example, 3500XL.
You can click the Device Name link to launch the Device Center page.
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Interface
|
Displays the Interfaces such as Gigabit Ethernet 1/1 (Gi3/3), Gigabit Ethernet 5/7 (Gi5/7) and so on.
You can click the Interface link to launch the Interface report page
|
Tx%
|
Displays the percentage of transmitted utilization.
|
Rx%
|
Displays the percentage of received utilization.
|
The Top N calculations and sorting will be done based on the sum of the percentage of the packets transmitted (Tx%) and the percentage of the packets received (Rx%).
Table 9-11 displays the color and the percentage of transmitted packets.
Table 9-11 Color and the Percentage of Packets Transmitted
Color
|
Percentage of Packets Transmitted (Tx%)
|
Green
|
Represents the transmitted packets from 0 to 50%.
|
Yellow
|
Represents the transmitted packets from 50 to 70%
|
Orange
|
Represents the transmitted packets from 70 to 90%
|
Red
|
Represents the transmitted packets from 90 to100%
|
Table 9-12 displays the color and the percentage of the received packets.
Table 9-12 Color and the Percentage of Packets Received
Color
|
Percentage of Packets Received (Rx%)
|
Green
|
Represents the received packets from 0 to 50%
|
Yellow
|
Represents the received packets from 50 to 70%
|
Orange
|
Represents the received packets from 70 to 90%
|
Red
|
Represents the received packets from 90 to 100%
|
You can configure and customize the Interface Utilization portlet. To customize the look and feel of the Interface Utilization portlet, see Customizing the Portlets.
To configure Interface Utilization portlet:
Step 1 Go to CiscoWorks LMS Portal and click HUM.
The HUM View portlets appear.
Step 2 Move the mouse over the title bar of the Interface Utilization portlet to view the icons.
Step 3 Click the configuration icon.
You can:
•Select the Auto Refresh check box to refresh the portlet automatically.
Select the minute and hour from the Refresh Every drop-down list to manually set the Refresh time. The items in the portlet get refreshed at the Refresh time that you set.
•Select the number of rows to be displayed in the portlet from the No. of rows to be displayed drop-down list.
For example, if you select five, then five rows will be displayed in the portlet.
•Select the Sort Order Top N radio button to sort the utilization in ascending order or Bottom N radio button to sort the utilization in descending order.
•Select the time interval from the Time Interval drop-down list.
For example, if you select 7 Days, the details of the Interface Utilization for the last seven days will be displayed.
Step 4 Click Save to save the settings.
Step 5 Click the Back arrow icon to view the configuration changes in the portlet.
TOP-N Memory Utilization
The Memory Utilization portlet displays information about the memory usage of all devices.
It also displays the device name, instance name and the percentage of minimum, maximum and average memory utilized.
If there are no data in the TOP-N Memory Utilization portlet, it displays the following message:
Currently Pollers have not been configured. Click here to configure.
You can click the here link to launch the Poller Management page. This page allows you to configure pollers.
If there is data in the TOP-N Memory Utilization portlet, it displays the following message:
Click here to configure more pollers.
You can click the here link to launch the Poller Management page. The Poller Management page allows you to configure more pollers.
Table 9-13 displays the color and the percentage of the memory utilization of the device.
Table 9-13 Color and Memory Utilization of the Device
Color
|
Memory Utilization of the Device in Percentage
|
Green
|
Represents the memory utilization of the device from 0 to 50%
|
Yellow
|
Represents the memory utilization of the device from 50 to 70%
|
Orange
|
Represents the memory utilization of the device from 70 to 90%
|
Red
|
Represents the memory utilization of the device from 90 to 100%
|
Note The Avg % is displayed by default in the portlet. However, the Max% and Min % have to be configured to view it in the portlet.
Table 9-14 displays the Memory Utilization portlet details.
Table 9-14 TOP-N Memory Utilization Portlet Details
Field
|
Description
|
Device Name
|
Displays the name of the device. For example, 3500XL.
You can click the Device Name link to launch the Device Center page.
|
Instance Name
|
Displays the instance name such as DRAM, FLASH, MALLOC, Processor and so on.
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MIN (%)
|
Displays the percentage of the minimum memory utilized by the device.
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MAX%
|
Displays the percentage of the maximum memory utilized by the device.
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AVG %
|
Displays the percentage of average memory utilized by the device.
|
You can configure and customize the Memory Utilization portlet. To customize the look and feel of the Memory Utilization portlet, see Customizing the Portlets.
To configure Memory Utilization portlet:
Step 1 Go to CiscoWorks LMS Portal and click HUM.
The HUM View portlets appear.
Step 2 Move the mouse over the title bar of the Memory Utilization portlet to view the icons.
Step 3 Click the configuration icon. You can:
•Select the Auto Refresh check box to refresh the portlet automatically.
•Select the minute and hour from the Refresh Every drop-down list to manually set the Refresh time. The items in the portlet get refreshed at the Refresh time that you set.
•Select the number of rows to be displayed in the portlet from the No. of rows to be displayed drop-down list.
For example, if you select 5, then five rows will be displayed in the portlet.
•Select the Max or Min checkbox to display both the maximum or minimum field in the portlet.
•Select the Time interval from the Time Interval drop-down list.
For example, if you select 1 Hour, then the memory utilization for the last one hour will be displayed.
Step 4 Click Save to save the settings.
Step 5 Click the Back arrow icon to view the configuration changes in the portlet.
TOP-N CPU Utilization
The TOP-N-CPU Utilization portlet displays information about the devices that have the highest CPU utilization percentage.
It also displays the device name, CPU instance and percentage of the minimum, maximum and the average CPU memory utilized by the device.
If there are no data in the TOP-N CPU Utilization portlet, it displays the following message:
Currently Pollers have not been configured. Click here to configure.
You can click the here link to launch the Poller Management page. The Poller Management page allows you to configure pollers.
If there is data in the TOP-N CPU Utilization portlet, it displays the following message:
Click here to configure more pollers.
You can click the here link to launch the Poller Management page. The Poller Management page allows you to configure more pollers.
Table 9-15 displays the color and the percentage of the CPU Utilization of the device.
Table 9-15 Color and Percentage of CPU Utilization of the Device
Color
|
CPU Utilization of the Device in Percentage
|
Green
|
Represents the CPU Utilization of the device from 0 to 10%
|
Yellow
|
Represents the CPU Utilization of the device from 10 to 30%.
|
Orange
|
Represents the CPU Utilization of the device from 30 to 80%.
|
Red
|
Represents the CPU Utilization of the device from 80 to 100%.
|
Table 9-16 lists the TOP-N CPU Utilization portlet details.
Table 9-16 TOP-N CPU Utilization Summary
Field
|
Description
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Device Name
|
Name of the device.
Click the Device Name link to navigate to the Device Center page.
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CPU Instance
|
The Instance which occupies the CPU at the particular period of time.
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MIN%
|
Displays the minimum CPU utilization percentage value in a device.
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MAX%
|
Displays the maximum CPU utilization percentage value in a device.
|
AVG%
|
Displays the average CPU utilization percentage value in a device.
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Note The maximum and minimum fields appear in the portlet only if they are configured. The Average % field appears by default in the portlet.
You can customize and configure the TOP-N-CPU Utilization portlet. To customize the TOP-N-CPU Utilization portlet, see Customizing the Portlets.
To configure TOP-N-CPU Utilization portlet:
Step 1 Go to CiscoWorks LMS Portal and click HUM.
The HUM View portlets appear.
Step 2 Move the mouse over the title bar of the TOP-N-CPU portlet to view the icons.
Step 3 Click the configuration icon. You can:
•Select the Auto Refresh check box to refresh the portlet automatically.
•Select the minute and hour from the Refresh Every drop-down list to manually set the Refresh time. The items in the portlet get refreshed at the Refresh time that you set.
•Select the number of rows to be displayed in the portlet from the No. of rows to be displayed drop-down list.
For example, if you select 5, then five rows will be displayed in the portlet.
•Select the Max or the Min checkbox to display either the maximum or minimum fields in the portlet.
•Select the Time interval from the Time Interval drop-down list.
For example, if you select 1 Hour, the CPU Utilization details for the last one hour will be displayed.
Step 4 Click Save to save the settings.
Step 5 Click the Back arrow icon to view the configuration changes in the portlet.
Threshold Information
The Threshold Information portlet provides information about the threshold violation details such as threshold name, time when the violation took place, the violation value, and device name.
The Threshold Information portlet also displays the latest N number of violations.
If there are no data in the Threshold Information portlet, it displays the following message:
Currently Thresholds have not been configured. Click here to configure.
You can click the here link to launch the Threshold Setup page. The Threshold Setup page allows you to configure thresholds.
Table 9-17 displays the Threshold Information portlet details.
Table 9-17 Threshold Information Portlet Details
Field
|
Description
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No. of Thresholds Configured
|
Displays the number of threshold configured.
You can click the number to navigate to the List of Thresholds information page.
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No. of Violations in Last "N" time interval.
|
Displays the number of violations occurred in the configured Time Interval.
The violations are based on the severity level such low, medium and critical.
The Critical Violation is displayed by default in the portlet. However, the medium and low violations have to be configured to view it in the portlet.
•If the violation is low, it is displayed in green.
•If the violation is medium, it is displayed in orange.
•If the violation is critical, it is displayed in red.
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Threshold Details
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Threshold Name
|
Displays the name of the threshold. For instance, CPU Threshold.
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Device Name - Instance
|
Displays the device name and the instance.
For example, the device name as 3500XL and the instance name as DRAM.
|
Time
|
Displays the date and time when the threshold is violated.
For instance, 04 Jul 2007 18:07:08.
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Violated Value
|
Displays the violated value.
|
You can customize and configure the Threshold Information portlet.
To customize the look and feel of the Threshold Information portlet, see Customizing the Portlets.
To configure the Threshold Information portlet:
Step 1 Go to CiscoWorks LMS Portal and click HUM.
The HUM View portlets appear.
Step 2 Move the mouse over the title bar of the Threshold Information portlet to view the icon
Step 3 Click the configuration icon. You can:
•Select the Auto Refresh check box to refresh the portlet automatically.
Or
•Select the minute and hour from the Refresh Every drop-down list to manually set the Refresh time. The items in the portlet get refreshed at the refresh time that you set.
•Select the severity field such as Low, Medium, or Critical from the Severity display field's drop-down list to set the severity levels.
For instance, select the Low checkbox it you want to display the low level threshold information in the Threshold Information portlet.
By default Critical will be displayed in the Threshold Information portlet.
•Select the number of rows to be displayed in the portlet from the No. of rows to be displayed drop-down list.
For example, if you select 5, five rows will be displayed in the portlet.
Step 4 Click Save to save the settings.
Step 5 Click the Back arrow icon to view the configuration changes in the portlet.
Health and Utilization Monitor Portlet
The Health and Utilization Monitor portlet provides you with launch points to the HUM application.
You can customize and configure the Health and Utilization Monitor portlet. To customize the look and feel of Health and Utilization Monitor, see Customizing the Portlets.
To configure a HUM portlet from any Application portlet:
Step 1 Go to CiscoWorks LMS Portal and click the Add Portlets icon at the top right corner of the page.
A pop-up window appears.
To expand and collapse the sections, click the arrow next to the section title. Each section is a View contains a list of portlets.
Step 2 Click CiscoWorks and select Others.
A list of portlet names appears.
Step 3 Click Add next to the Application Menu portlet name.
The Application Menu portlet name is displayed in CiscoWorks LMS Portal
Step 4 Click Close to close the pop-up window.
Step 5 Move the mouse over the portlet to view the icons.
Step 6 Click the configuration icon.
Step 7 Select the Application name from the Application drop-down list.
For instance, if you want to add the Health and Utilization Monitor portlet, you can select the respective name from the drop-down list.
The Health and Utilization Monitor portlet is displayed. You can view the launch points for the HUM application from this portlet.
Step 8 Click Save to save the settings.
Step 9 Click the Back arrow icon to view the new application portlet.
Customizing the Portlets
In CiscoWorks LMS Portal, you can customize the portlets by changing the look of the portlet such as its background color, font or text size and also the title.
You can change the background color of the portlets using the Look and Feel icon that appears in the portlet. The Look and Feel icon appears only when you move the mouse over the top right corner of the portlet.
To change the Background color:
Step 1 Go to CiscoWorks LMS Portal and click a View.
The portlets are displayed.
Step 2 Move the mouse over a portlet to view the icons.
Step 3 Click the Look and Feel 
icon.
Step 4 Go to the Portlet Background area and click the Color Selector icon next to the Color field to select a color swatch.
The selected color swatch is applied as the background color for the portlet.
Step 5 Click Save to save all the changes.
Or
Click Reset to restore the portlet to its default color.
Step 6 Click the Back arrow icon to view the changes in the portlet.
You can also customize the portlets using the following options:
•Changing the Font or Text Size
•Changing the Title
Changing the Font or Text Size
You can change the font and text size in the header text of the portlets using the Look and Feel icon that appears in the Portlet. This Look and Feel icon appears only when you move the mouse over the top right corner of the portlet.
To change the font or text size of the portlet:
Step 1 Go to CiscoWorks LMS Portal and click a View.
The portlets are displayed.
Step 2 Move the mouse over a portlet to view the icons.
Step 3 Click the Look and Feel icon.
The Look and Feel tab is displayed.
Step 4 Go to the Header Text and:
a. Click the Color Selector icon next to the Color field to select a color swatch.
The selected color swatch is applied to the portlet header text.
b. Select text effects from the Decoration drop-down list.
–Underline — To underline the portlet title.
–Overline— To strike a line over the portlet title.
–Strike thorough—To strike across the portlet title.
c. Select the font style from the Font drop-down list.
For instance, you can select either Arial, Verdana or any other font from the drop-down list.
d. Select the font size from the Size drop-down list.
For instance, you can select either Small, Large, or XL or any other size from the drop-down list.
e. Select the check box to display the text as bold or italicized.
For instance, you can check Italic, if you want the letters to be in italicized.
Step 5 Click Save to save all the changes.
Or
Click Reset to restore all fields and check boxes to their default values.
Changing the Title
You can change the title of the portlet using the Look and Feel icon that appears in the Portlet. This Look and Feel icon appears only when you move the mouse over the top right corner of the portlet.
To change the title of the portlet:
Step 1 Go to CiscoWorks LMS Portal and click a View.
The portlets are displayed.
Step 2 Move the mouse over a portlet to view the icons.
Step 3 Click the Look and Feel icon.
The Look and Feel tab is displayed.
Step 4 Enter the title in the Title field.
If you do not want to have a border for your portlet you can uncheck the Show Border checkbox.
Step 5 Click Save to save all the changes.
Or
Click Reset to restore all fields and check boxes to their default values.
