Viewing Virtual Server Details

The Virtual Server page includes the virtual server metrics, and the problem and change events.

You see,

• the list of all pool members in the virtual server and its details, along with an alert for any problem.
• the list of virtual machines
• the list of physical servers
• the list of problem events that are associated with the virtual server
• the list of metrics that are related to the virtual server, like
  • connections (count, duration)
  • network metrics (packets and bytes received or sent)
  • CPU usage
  Note: For the list of supported NSX-V load balancer metrics, see Supported NSX-V Metrics.
• the top flows for the pool members used by the virtual server.
  Note: The flow information is not captured for NSX-V load balancer.
• the virtual server properties that provides information about the load balancer IP address, network traffic, service port.

To view the topology path associated with the load balancer, you can use the following query: client VM name to Virtual server IP. If there are multiple virtual servers on different service ports, you see the list under the Select a Destination VM section. You can select a server from the list and click Show Path to see the VM to virtual server path.

You can click the virtual server on the VM Path topology to see a set of VMs on the Virtual Server window. Click View Path to see the path from virtual server to the selected VM.