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16.2.7 Configure a port to monitor network traffic
Port monitoring enables you to send a copy of every Ethernet frame coming in and going out of
a port to another port. By monitoring a port's network traffic, you can connect debugging equipment,
such as a network analyzer, to monitor those server ports. This capability is important in a server
blade environment where there is limited physical access to the network interfaces on the server
blades. You can configure one network analyzer port (the monitored-to uplink port) for up to 16
downlink server ports within a single enclosure.
To configure a port for monitoring, use the Logical Interconnects screen or REST APIs.
16.2.8 Learning more
• “Logical interconnect groups” (page 36)
• “Logical interconnects” (page 37)
• “Uplink sets” (page 38)
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- HP OneView 1.0 User Guide 1
- Contents 3
- 4 Contents 4
- Contents 5 5
- 6 Contents 6
- Contents 7 7
- 8 Contents 8
- Contents 9 9
- 10 Contents 10
- Contents 11 11
- 12 Contents 12
- 1 Learning about HP OneView 15
- 16 Learning about HP OneView 16
- 1.2.1 Server profiles 17
- Types of groups and sets 18
- One user interface 20
- Isolated management network 21
- 1.6 Security features 24
- 1.7 Availability features 24
- 1.10 Open integration 26
- 1.12 Networking features 27
- Network sets 28
- 2.2 Server profiles 30
- 2.3 Connection templates 30
- 2.4 Connections 31
- 2.5 Server hardware types 31
- 2.6 Server hardware 32
- 2.7 Enclosure groups 33
- 2.8 Enclosure types 33
- 2.9 Enclosures 34
- 2.10 Interconnect types 34
- 2.11 Interconnects 35
- REST API resourcesUI screen 36
- Interconnects 36
- 2.13 Logical interconnects 37
- 2.14 Uplink sets 38
- 2.15 Networks 39
- 2.16 Network sets 39
- 2.17 Domains 40
- 2.18 Appliance 40
- 2.19.1 Data centers 41
- 2.19.2 Racks 41
- 2.19.3 Power delivery devices 42
- 2.19.4 Unmanaged devices 42
- 3.1 Securing the appliance 45
- 3.3 Creating a login session 47
- 3.6 Protecting credentials 48
- 3.8 Appliance access over SSL 50
- 3.11 Nonbrowser clients 52
- 4.1 Browsers 57
- 6 72 3 4 59
- 4.4 Banner and main menu 60
- 4.5 Button functions 60
- 4.6 Filters sidebar 61
- 4.7 Help sidebar 61
- 4.8 Icon descriptions 62
- 4.8.2 User control icons 63
- 4.9 Map view screen details 64
- 4.10 Notifications area 65
- 4.11 Log out of the appliance 66
- 4.12 Search help topics 66
- 4.13 Search resources 67
- Server Hardware 69
- 5.1 Resource operations 71
- 5.2 Return codes 72
- 5.3 URI format 72
- 5.4 Resource model format 72
- 5.6 REST API version 72
- 5.8 Task resource 73
- 5.9 Error handling 73
- 5.12 State Change Message Bus 74
- REST API help design 75
- UI help design 75
- Part II Planning tasks 77
- 7.1 How many data centers? 79
- 7.2 Security planning 79
- 7.5.5 Time clocks and NTP 83
- 7.5.6 IP addresses 83
- 8.2.1 Adding a network 86
- 8.2.2 Adding an enclosure 87
- 9.1 Process overview 91
- Local authentication 92
- Ethernet 92
- Fibre Channel 92
- 14.3 Roles 112
- 14.8 Learning more 114
- REST API resourceUI screen 115
- 15.3.2 Tasks 116
- 15.2.1 Roles 116
- 15.2.2 Tasks 116
- 15.3.1 Roles 116
- HPStorageWorks 118
- 4/32BSAN Switch 118
- 15.4.3 About network sets 119
- 15.5 Learning more 120
- 16.1.1 Roles 121
- 16.1.2 Tasks 121
- 16.1.3 About interconnects 121
- 16.1.4 Learning more 122
- Uplink sets 124
- Stacking modes 125
- Stacking health 125
- Adding a logical interconnect 125
- 16.2.5 About SNMP settings 127
- 16.2.8 Learning more 129
- 17.2 Roles 132
- 17.3 Tasks 132
- 17.4 About enclosures 132
- 17.5 About enclosure groups 133
- 17.7 Learning more 133
- 18.3 Roles and Tasks 136
- 18.6 Learning more 138
- 19.1 Managing power 139
- 19.1.4 About racks 140
- 19.2 Managing temperature 141
- 19.2.4 Learning more 142
- 20.1 Roles 143
- 20.2 Tasks 143
- 20.3 About user accounts 143
- 20.4 About user roles 144
- 20.8 Managing user passwords 147
- 20.10 Learning more 148
- 21 Backing up an appliance 149
- ◦ Audit log 150
- ◦ License files 150
- Prerequisites 151
- 22 Managing the appliance 153
- 22.1.4 Restart the appliance 154
- 22.2.1 Roles 155
- 22.2.2 Tasks 155
- 22.2.4 Learning more 156
- 22.3.1 Roles 156
- 22.3.2 Tasks 156
- 22.5 Managing licenses 158
- 22.5.3 About licensing 159
- HP OneView 160
- HP OneView w/o iLO 160
- Licensed features 161
- 22.5.4.4 Licensing scenarios 162
- 22.6 Updating the appliance 163
- 22.6.1 Roles 164
- 22.6.2 Tasks 164
- 22.6.3 Learning more 164
- 23.2 About unmanaged devices 165
- Part V Monitoring 167
- 24.1 Daily monitoring 169
- Network health monitoring 171
- Overall health monitoring 171
- 24.3 Managing activities 173
- DescriptionTask type 174
- 24.3.1.2 Activity states 175
- 24.3.1.3 Activity statuses 175
- 24.4.1 About the Dashboard 176
- Status icons 177
- 26.1 Connect to the SCMB 185
- Sample queues 187
- 26.4 .NET C# code example 188
- Example 1 189
- Example 2 189
- Examples 190
- 26.5 Java code example 191
- 26.6 Python code example 192
- Part VI Troubleshooting 197
- 27 Troubleshooting 199
- API scripting 202
- 27.4.1 First time setup 203
- Internal server error 206
- MANUALLY 207
- 27.5.3 Certificate Error 210
- 27.6.1 Incorrect credentials 210
- 27.6.2 Lost iLO connectivity 211
- 27.6.3 HP SUM errors 211
- Invalid configuration 217
- 27.13.1 Incorrect privileges 218
- Inaccurate credentials 219
- 28.1 Roles 221
- ◦ Create a support dump 222
- 28.7 Post-restoration tasks 224
- 29.2 How to contact HP 227
- 29.5 Related information 228
- For UI and REST API help 229
- Rack mount server 232
- Enclosure 1 232
- A.2.2 Data center networks 233
- A.2.2.2 Ethernet Networks 235
- A.4 Installing the appliance 238
- X2prodUSproduction networks 247
- X8devUSdevelopment networks 247
- X5testUStest networks 247
- A.5.6 Adding the enclosure 249
- Viewing server hardware types 250
- Editing server hardware types 250
- Assumptions 256
- A.6.1 Workflow 256
- Encl2Enclosure name 260
- A.7.1 Workflow 264
- A.7.3 Powering on the server 265
- C.1 Sample backup script 271
- C.1 Sample backup script 273 273
- C.1 Sample backup script 275 275
- C.1 Sample backup script 277 277
- C.1 Sample backup script 279 279
- C.1 Sample backup script 281 281
- C.2 Sample restore script 282
- C.2 Sample restore script 283 283
- C.2 Sample restore script 285 285
- C.2 Sample restore script 287 287
- C.2 Sample restore script 289 289
- C.2 Sample restore script 291 291
- 294 Index 294
- 296 Index 296
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