Cisco Data Center Network Manager 11 Configuration Guide

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Cisco DCNM SAN Management for OVA and ISO Deployments
Configuration Guide, Release 11.5(1)
First Published: 2020-12-22
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CONTENTS
Overview 1
CHAPTER 1
Cisco Data Center Network Manager 1
REST API Tool 2
Dashboard 7
CHAPTER 2
Summary Dashboard 7
Dashlets 8
Storage Dashboard 13
Viewing Storage Enclosures Information 13
Viewing Storage Systems Information 13
Viewing Storage Enclosure Events 18
Viewing Storage Enclosure Topology 19
Viewing Storage Enclosure Traffic 19
Introduction to SAN Insights 20
SAN Insights Dashboard 20
Viewing SAN Insights Metrics 23
ECT Analysis 23
Custom Graphing 27
Trend Identifier 29
Outlier Detection 30
Hosts 31
Viewing Host Enclosures 32
Viewing Host Events 34
Viewing Host Topology 34
View Host Traffic 35
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Topology 37
CHAPTER 3
Topology 37
Status 37
Scope 38
Searching 38
Quick Search 39
VLAN 39
VSAN ID/Name 39
Show Panel 39
Layouts 40
Zooming, Panning, and Dragging 41
Switch Slide-Out Panel 41
Beacon 41
Tagging 41
More Details 41
Link Slide-Out Panel 43
24-Hour Traffic 43
vCenter Compute Visualization 43
Enabling vCenter Compute Visualization 44
Using vCenter Compute Visualization 46
Troubleshooting vCenter Compute Visualization 50
Inventory 53
CHAPTER 4
Viewing Inventory Information 53
Viewing Inventory Information for Switches 53
Viewing System Information 58
Viewing Device Manager Information 59
Installing a Switch License 60
Rediscovering Switch Licenses 60
Interfaces 61
VLAN 62
FEX 64
VDCs 68
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Viewing Inventory Information for Modules 74
Viewing Inventory Information for Licenses 75
Discovery 76
Adding, Editing, Re-Discovering, Purging and Removing LAN, LAN Tasks and Switch 76
Adding LAN Switches 76
Editing LAN Devices 77
Removing LAN Devices from Cisco DCNM 78
Moving LAN Devices Under a Task 78
Rediscover LAN Task 78
Adding, Editing, Re-Discovering, Purging and Removing the Managed Fabrics 79
Adding a Fabric 79
Deleting a Fabric 80
Editing a Fabric 80
Moving Fabrics to Another Server Federation 80
Rediscovering a Fabric 81
Purging a Fabric 81
UCS Fabric Interconnect Integration 81
Adding, Editing, Removing, Rediscovering and Refreshing SMI-S Storage 92
Adding SMI-S Provider 92
Deleting SMI-S Provider 93
Editing SMI-S Provider 93
Re-Discover SMI-S Provider 94
Purge SMI-S Provider 94
Adding, Editing, Re-Discovering and Removing VMware Servers 94
Adding a Virtual Center Server 94
Deleting a VMware Server 95
Editing a VMware Server 95
Rediscovering a VMware Server 95
Monitor 97
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Monitoring Switch 97
Viewing Switch CPU Information 97
Viewing Switch Memory Information 98
Viewing Switch Traffic and Errors Information 98
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Viewing Switch Temperature 98
Enabling Temperature Monitoring 99
Viewing Other Statistics 99
Viewing Switch Custom Port Groups Information 100
Viewing Accounting Information 100
Viewing Events Information 101
Monitoring SAN 101
Monitoring ISL Traffic and Errors 101
Viewing Performance Information for NPV Links 102
Viewing Inventory Information for VSANs 103
Monitoring Performance Information for Ethernet Ports 103
Viewing Inventory Information for Host Ports on FC End Devices 104
Viewing Performance Information on All Ports 104
Viewing FICON Ports 105
Viewing Performance Information for FC Flows 107
Viewing Performance Information on Enclosures 107
Viewing Performance Information on Port Groups 108
SAN Host Redundancy 109
Tests to Run 109
Results 109
Slow Drain Analysis 110
Slow Drain Visualization 111
Viewing Inventory Information for Regular Zones 112
Zone Migration Tool 113
Viewing Inventory Information for IVR Zones 114
Monitoring Insights Flows 115
Viewing Host Enclosures 119
Viewing Storage Enclosures 121
Viewing IT Pairs 122
Monitoring LAN 122
Monitoring Performance Information for Ethernet 123
Monitoring ISL Traffic and Errors 123
Monitoring a vPC 124
Monitoring vPC Performance 126
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Monitoring Report 127
Viewing Reports 127
Generating a Report 128
Creating SAN User Defined Reports 129
Deleting a Report Template 129
Modifying a Custom Report Template 130
Viewing Scheduled Jobs Based on a Report Template 130
Alarms 130
Viewing Alarms and Events 131
Monitoring and Adding Alarm Policies 131
Activating Policies 135
Deactivating Policies 135
Importing Policies 135
Exporting Policies 135
Editing Policies 136
Deleting Policies 136
Enabling External Alarms 136
Health Monitor Alarms 137
Configure 139
CHAPTER 6
Templates 139
Template Library 139
Template Library 139
Configuring Jobs 171
Backup 171
Switch Configuration 171
Copy Configuration 172
View Configuration 173
Delete Configuration 173
Compare Configuration Files 174
Export Configuration 175
Import Configuration File 175
Restore Configuration 176
Archive Jobs 176
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Archives 180
Compare Configuration Files 181
View Configuration 181
Network Config Audit 182
Generating Network Config Audit Reports 182
Image Management 183
Upgrade [ISSU] 184
Upgrade History [ISSU] 184
Switch Level History 191
Patch [SMU] 192
Installation History 192
Switch Installed Patches 195
Package [RPM] 195
Package Installation [RPM] 195
Switch Installed Packages 198
Maintenance Mode [GIR] 199
Maintenance Mode 199
Switch Maintenance History 199
Image and Configuration Servers 201
Add Image or Configuration Server URL 201
Deleting an Image 201
Editing an Image or Configuration Server URL 202
File Browser 202
Image Upload 202
LAN Telemetry Health 203
Health 203
Software Telemetry 204
Flow Telemetry 210
SAN 216
VSANs 216
Information About VSANs 217
Feature Information for Configuring and Managing VSANs 222
Default VSAN Settings 223
Create VSAN Wizard 223
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Delete VSAN 226
Field and Descriptions for VSANs 226
SAN Zoning 231
Zonesets 232
Zones 233
Zone Members 235
Available to Add 236
IVR Zoning 237
Zonesets 239
Zones 240
Zone Members 242
Available to Add 244
Configuring FCIP 245
Port Channels 246
Information About Configuring Port Channels 246
Prerequisites for Configuring Port Channels 256
Guidelines and Limitations for Configuring Port Channels 256
Default Settings 259
Create Port Channel Wizard 259
Edit Existing Port Channel 261
Device Alias 262
Configuration 262
CFS 263
Port Monitoring 264
SAN Insights - Overview 266
Introduction to SAN Insights 266
Prerequisites 267
Guidelines and Limitations 267
Server Properties for SAN Insights 267
Configuring SAN Insights 269
Administration 277
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DCNM Server 277
Starting, Restarting, and Stopping Services 277
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Customization 279
Viewing Log Information 280
Server Properties 280
Configuring SFTP/SCP Credentials 281
Modular Device Support 283
Managing Switch Groups 284
Adding Switch Groups 284
Removing a Group or a Member of a Group 285
Moving a Switch Group to Another Group 285
Managing Custom Port Groups 285
Adding Custom Port Groups 285
Configuring Switch and Interface to the Port Group 286
Removing Port Group Member 286
Removing Port Group 287
Viewing Server Federation 287
Elasticsearch Clustering 288
Multi Site Manager 289
Device Connector 289
NX-API Certificate Management for Switches 292
Uploading the certificates on DCNM 294
Installing Certificates on Switches 294
Unlinking and Deleting certificates 295
Troubleshooting NX API Certificate Management 296
Backing up DCNM 296
Creating a Backup 297
Modifying a Backup 298
Deleting a Backup 299
Job Execution Details 299
Manage Licensing 300
Managing Licenses 300
License Assignments 300
Smart License 302
Switch Smart License 306
Server License Files 306
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Switch Features—Bulk Install 307
Application Licenses 309
Management Users 311
Remote AAA 311
Local 311
Radius 312
TACACS+ 312
Switch 312
LDAP 313
Managing Local Users 315
Adding Local Users 315
Deleting Local Users 316
Editing a User 316
User Access 316
Managing Clients 317
Performance Setup 317
Performance Setup LAN Collections 318
Performance Manager SAN Collections 318
Performance Setup Thresholds 319
Configuring User-Defined Statistics 320
Event Setup 320
Viewing Events Registration 320
Notification Forwarding 321
Adding Notification Forwarding 321
Removing Notification Forwarding 323
Configuring EMC CallHome 323
Event Suppression 323
Add Event Suppression Rules 324
Delete Event Suppression Rule 324
Modify Event Suppression Rule 325
Credentials Management 325
SAN Credentials 325
LAN Credentials 326
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Applications 331
CHAPTER 8
Application Framework User Interface 331
Catalog 332
Health Monitor 333
Alerts 333
Service Utilization 335
Compute Utilization 338
Compute 338
Preferences 339
DCNM Integration with ServiceNow 341
CHAPTER 9
DCNM Integration with ServiceNow 341
Guidelines and Limitations of DCNM Integration with ServiceNow 342
Installing and Configuring the Cisco DCNM Application on ServiceNow 343
Viewing the Dashboard 346
Contact Us 350
Troubleshooting DCNM Integration with ServiceNow 350
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CHAPTER 1
Overview
•Cisco Data Center Network Manager, on page 1
•REST API Tool, on page 2
Cisco Data Center Network Manager
Cisco Data Center Network Manager (Cisco DCNM) automates the infrastructure of Cisco Nexus 5000, 6000,
7000, and 9000 Series Switches and Cisco MDS 9000 Series switches. Cisco DCNM enables you to manage
multiple devices, while providing ready-to-use capabilities, such as, control, automation, monitoring,
visualization, and troubleshooting.
Configuring the Device Connector is mandatory if you've deployed Cisco DCNM in LAN Fabric mode. If
you did not configure Device Connector during installation, a message appears asking you to configure Device
Connector everytime you login. If you check the Do not show again, the message will not appear. However,
an alarm notification will be added under the Alarms icon.
The Cisco DCNM home page contains a navigation pane to the left, and shortcuts to a few Cisco DCNM
features in the middle pane.
This guide provides comprehensive information about the UI functionality for Cisco DCNM SAN deployment.
The top pane displays the following UI elements:
•Help: Launches the context-sensitive online help.
•Search: Helps locate records according to the following search criteria:
• Name
• IP Address
• WWN
• Alias
• MAC Address
• Serial Number
•User Role: Displays the role of the user who is currently logged in, for example, admin.
•Gear icon: Click on the gear icon to see a drop-down list with the following options:
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•Logged in as: displays the user role of the current logged in user.
•DCNM SAN & DM: Click to download the SAN Client and Device Manager setup. You can install
FM Client and Device Manager for management.
Your system Java cache remembers the older version of DCNM. Therefore, when you download
the latest version on the DCNM SAN and DM, ensure that you clear the Java cache before launching
the applications.
•Change Password: Allows you to change the password for current logged in user.
If you are a network administrator user, you can modify the passwords of the other users.
•About: Displays the Version, Installation Type, and time since when the Web UI is operational.
•REST API Tool: Allows you to examine the APIs invoked for every operation. See the REST API
Tool section for more information about the API inspection.
•Logout: Allows you to terminate the Web UI and returns to the login screen.
For more information about Cisco DCNM, see:
https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/support/cloud-systems-management/data-center-network-manager-11/
model.html.
REST API Tool
Operations like discovery, fabric management, monitoring, and so on, which are performed in Cisco DCNM
Web UI, invoke HTTP calls to fetch and commit the information accessed. The REST API tool enables you
to examine the API call by viewing the structure of an API call. This tool also provides a corresponding CURL
request to help with building quick prototypes and testing APIs.
The REST API Tool dialog box has the following fields.
Table 1: Fields and Description for the REST API Tool Dialog Box
DescriptionField
Enter any keyword to search the log.Filter
Check this check box to scroll to the new entries when
you navigate back to the REST API Tool dialog box
after you perform an operation in the Web UI.
This check box is checked by default.
scroll to new items
Click clear log to clear the log in the dialog box.clear log
Click API-docs to view the Cisco DCNM REST API
documentation in the Web UI. Clicking this option
takes you to the following URL:
https://DCNM-IP/api-docs
API-docs
All actions you perform in the Cisco DCNM Web UI appear in the API inspector tool. The following
information appears in the APIs invoked for every operation:
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• HTTP method
• URI
• Payload
• HTTP status code
• Time taken for the operation
The following image displays how the log appears in the REST API Tool dialog box.
Click the URI to expand or collapse each REST method. You can perform the following actions after expanding
a REST method:
•Prettify output: Click this option to arrange the response code in a more presentable way, which otherwise
appears in a single line. Scroll through the response to view it completely.
•Copy response: Click this option to copy the response code to your clipboard.
•Copy CURL request: Click this option to copy the CURL request to your clipboard.
curl -k -XGET --header 'Dcnm-Token: <DCNM_TOKEN>' --header 'Content-Type:
application/x-www-form-urlencoded'
https://<ip-address>/fm/fmrest/dcnm/rbacNavigation/?uname=admin
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The REST API Tool dialog box updates every time the Cisco DCNM Web UI updates.
To use the API inspector from the Cisco DCNM Web UI, perform the following steps:
Procedure
Step 1 Click the Gear icon in the top pane.
Step 2 Choose REST API Tool from the drop-down list.
The REST API Tool dialog box appears and the log is empty before you perform any operation in the Cisco
DCNM Web UI.
Step 3 Minimize the REST API Tool dialog box.
You can also keep the dialog box open, but not close it.
Note
Step 4 Perform an operation in the Cisco DCNM Web UI.
You can perform any operation in the Cisco DCNM Web UI like viewing any options, adding,
deleting, and so on.
Note
Step 5 Navigate back to the REST API Tool dialog box.
The log is populated with the REST APIs fetched depending on the operations you performed.
Closing the REST API Tool dialog box, instead of minimizing it before performing any operations,
clears the log.
Note
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For a demo on some of the operations that can be performed using the REST API tool, see the Using REST
API Tool in Cisco DCNM video.
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CHAPTER 2
Dashboard
This chapter contains the following topics:
•Summary Dashboard, on page 7
•Storage Dashboard, on page 13
•Introduction to SAN Insights, on page 20
•SAN Insights Dashboard, on page 20
•Hosts, on page 31
Summary Dashboard
The intent of the Summary dashboard is to enable network and storage administrators to focus on particular
areas of concern around the health and performance of data center switching. This information is provided as
24-hour snapshots. The functional view of LAN and SAN switching consists of nine dynamic dashlets that
display information in the context of the selected scope by default. The scope can be adjusted in the upper
right corner of the window to display focused information that is particular to the managed domain. It offers
details of a specific topology or set of topologies that is a part of the data center scope.
The various scopes that are available on the Cisco Data Center Network Manager (DCNM) web interface are:
•Data Center
•Default_SAN
•Default_LAN
• Each SAN Fabric
• Custom scopes that you create
From the left menu bar, choose Dashboard > Summary. The Summary window displays the default dashlets.
The following are the default dashlets that appear in the Summary window:
• Health
• Events
• Alarms
• Top ISLs/Port Channels
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• SAN Insights
• Errors
• Discards
• Inventory – Port Capacity
From the Dashlets drop-down list, you can choose more dashlets so that they are added to the Summary
dashboard.
The panels can be added, removed, and dragged around to reorder.
Dashlets
By default, a subset of the available dashlets is automatically displayed in the dashboard. To add a dashlet
that is not automatically displayed in a dashboard, from the Cisco DCNM Web UI, perform the following
steps:
Procedure
Step 1 Choose Dashboard > Summary.
Step 2 From the Dashlets drop-down list, choose the dashlet that you want to add in the dashboard.
In the Dashlets drop-down list, an icon appears before the selected dashlet.
The following table lists the dashlets that you can add on the Summary Dashboard window.
DescriptionDashlet
Displays events with Critical,Error, and Warning
severity. In this dashlet, click the Show
Events
Acknowledged Events link to go to the Monitor >
Switch > Events.
Displays alarms with Critical, Major, Minor, and
Warning severity. In this dashlet, click the Show
Alarms
Acknowledged Alarms link to go to the Monitor >
Alarms > View window. Hover the mouse cursor
over the blue iicon for more information about a
specific alarm. Click ACK to acknowledge a specific
alarm.
Displays a diagram of Inter-Switch Link (ISL) and
saturation link for transmitting and receiving in the
data center.
Link Traffic
Displays the number of access, spine and leaf devices,
and a generic health score for each switch group in
Data Center
the current scope. Devices are aggregated by type
within a switch group.
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Cisco Data Center Network Manager 11 Configuration Guide

Category
Software
Type
Configuration Guide

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