A few things to try in order to zoom in on the problem:

- other browsers. Do you have the same problem on other browsers?

- if you run CLI commands to get capacity info you get the details you need?

     Example:

     > uemcli -noheader /stor/config/pool show

- Could this be a communication issue between the machine where you are running unisphere and the VSA?

Check the setup documentation to make sure all required ports are open between the two.

I have tried with Edge, Firefox, and Chrome.  It flashes up a usable graph for a split second then displays "There is no data available".  I have no ability to say if the graph is actually accurate when compared with the actual numbers.

I have included a screen that the CLI works just fine.  The machine running Unisphere is the same machine running the VSA so there should be no communication issue.

Ryan

Odd. Not sure what else you could try.

Sounds like possible settings on the computer, or certificates, etc.I have had issues with Win 10 machines before.

You mentioned Edge, so I assume you are on Win 8 or 10.

Do you have a non Win 8 or 10 machine you could try accessing Unisphere this from (not a VM on the same machine)? Just curious to see if this could be one of the newer Window OS causing this issue.

Andre

While I could see the browser being an issue, the OS seemed like a mismatch for me but did the testing to validate.  I have tried with a Windows 7 machine with IE11 as well as a Windows 2012R2 machine with IE11 and get the same issue.

Ryan

Hey Ryan,

Thanks for giving that a shot anyway..

I am out of ideas here. Let's see if anyone else has other suggestions on this.