Cisco Active Network Abstraction Administrator’s Guide, 3.5
The following columns are displayed in the Workspace table:
•Key: The unique key of the VNE.
•IP Address: The IP address of the device as defined in Sheer DNA Manage.
•Status: The status of the VNE, as follows:
•Starting Up: When a VNE is started.
•Up: The VNE is up.
•Shutting Down When a VNE is stopped.
•Down: The VNE is down.
•Unreachable: Sheer DNA failed to access the VNE.
•Maintenance: Indicates whether the VNE is or is not in maintenance mode, namely, true or false.
•Up Since: The date and time that the VNE was last started.
•SNMP: Indicates whether this option is enabled or disabled on the VNE, namely, true or false.
•Telnet: Indicates whether this option is enabled or disabled on the VNE, namely, true or false.
•Element Class: Detects the VNE category, namely, Auto Detect, Generic SNMP, Cloud or ICMP.
•Element Type: The device type (manufacturer name), for example, Cisco 7204.
•Polling Group: The name of the customized polling group or it is blank if it is an instance.
For more information about VNEs, refer to Chapter 6, Managing AVMs and VNEs the section on VNEs Overview.
For more information about AVM menu and toolbar options:
•Menu options, refer to page 30.
•Toolbar options, refer to page 33.
AVM Menus
This section provides a description of each option available in the menus when the AVM
•File menu, as described below.
•Tools menu, as described on page 22.
•Help menu, as described on page 22.
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