The Server Manager works in conjunction with the IP Manager and the Service Assurance Manager to discover, monitor, and analyze availability and performance of the following environmental and software elements:
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VMware®® virtual products, including:
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VMware ESX server including VSphere
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Virtual Machine
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VMware NSX Manager
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VirtualCenter (the VMware element management system)
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Virtual Datastore, including:
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Host Bus Adapter
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IPStoragePath
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ScsiLun
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ScsiPath
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DataPathRedundancyGroup
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VMwareDataStoreCluster
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Virtual Switch
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VMware Clusters
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LoadBalancerVirtualServer
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Logical Router
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Logical Switches
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Logical Ports
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EdgeGateway
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Control Clusters
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Controller Nodes
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Transport Node Interfaces and Transport Connectors
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Transport Zones
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Tunnels
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VirtualLoadBalancerPool
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VirtualLoadBalancerService
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Virtual interfaces (vNIC)
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Hypervisor
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Microsoft hypervisor-based server virtualization product: Hyper-V
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KVM hypervisor management:
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CloudController
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Kernal-based Virtual Machine (KVM) hypervisor
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Tenant
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Virtual Machine
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Citrix®® XenServer®® products, including:
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Hypervisor
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Virtual Machine
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Storage Area Network elements, including:
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Fabric
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FibreChannelArrayPort
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FibreChannelHostPort
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FibreChannelSwitch
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FibreChannelSwitchPort
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StorageArray
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StorageArrayAdapter
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PortLink
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InterSwitchLink
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ISLGroup
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PhysicalDisk
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SparePhysicalDisk
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RAIDGroup
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Clusters (protection groups), including:
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Microsoft Cluster Services (MSCS)
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F5 BIG-IP load balancer
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Process monitoring. Determines when application processes are down, or when the number of instances of application processes is above or below a configured threshold.
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Environmental and host resource objects:
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Environmental topology objects include:
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TemperatureSensor
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PowerSupply
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Fan
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VoltageSensor
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Host Resource topology objects include:
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Disk
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FileSystem
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Host
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Interface
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Memory
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MemoryGroup
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Processor
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ProcessorGroup
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