- Notes, cautions, and warnings
- Overview
- Getting started with ASM 8.1.1
- Initial Setup
- Dashboard
- Services
- Templates
- Manage templates
- Viewing template details
- Creating template
- Editing template information
- Building template overview
- Building and publishing template
- Importing template
- Export Template
- Upload External Template
- Editing template
- Viewing template details
- Deleting template
- Cloning template
- Deploying service
- Deploy Multiple Instances of Service
- Add Attachments
- Decommissioning services provisioned by ASM
- Component types
- Storage
- Storage settings
- Server
- Server settings
- Server (OS Installation only) Component Setting
- Configuring interface on rack servers
- Configuring Interface on Blade or FX Servers
- Importing Configuration from Reference Server
- Importing from existing template
- Uploading Server Configuration Profile
- Cluster
- Cluster component settings
- Virtual Machine
- Virtual Machine settings
- Application
- Application component settings
- Component combinations in templates
- Sample templates
- Template – deploy Citrix XenDesktop for 500 users
- Template – deploy operating system to hard drive
- Template – deploy physical server and virtual machine
- Template – deploying with Compellent iSCSI
- Template – deploy virtual machines to cluster
- Template – install ESXi to SD card with Fibre Channel storage
- Template – install ESXi to SD card with iSCSI storage
- Template – deploy Hyper-V host with iSCSI storage
- Template – deploy Hyper-V cluster with iSCSI storage
- Template – deploy Hyper-V cluster with Fibre Channel storage to SCVMM
- Template – deploy VMware cluster with NetApp storage
- Template – boot from Fibre Channel SAN
- Template – boot from iSCSI SAN
- Template – deploy virtual machine template clone on Hyper-V cluster
- Template – deploy virtual machine template clone on VMware cluster
- Template – deploy SQL Server 2012
- Additional template information
- Manage templates
- Resources
- Understanding
All Resources tab
- Resource health status
- Resource operational state
- Resource firmware compliance status
- Updating firmware
- Viewing firmware compliance report
- Discovery overview
- Configuring
resources or chassis
- Removing discovered resources
- Configuring default firmware repository
- Running firmware compliance
- Configuring global chassis settings
- Configuring unique chassis settings
- Configuring unique server settings
- Configuring unique I/O module settings
- I/O Module Configuration
- Completing the chassis configuration
- Adding or editing Chassis Management Controller (CMC) user
- Adding or editing Integrated Dell Remote Access Controller (iDRAC) user
- Removing resources
- Updating resource inventory
- Viewing resource details
- Understanding server pools
- Understanding
All Resources tab
- Settings
- Backup and restore
- Credentials management
- Getting Started
- Application logs
- Networks
- Repositories
- Jobs
- Users
- Virtual appliance management
- Virtual identity pools
- Troubleshooting
- LC operation times out while deploying server profile to a server
- Hyper-V host deployments using network storage only support certain configurations
- iSCSI storage network only support static IP addressing
- Unable to deploy a service for Compellent component with same server object and volume names
- Unable to deploy a service using the template with two EqualLogic CHAP components
- Unable to log in to ASM using active directory using “”
- Chain booting issue occurs while booting microkernel in a multi-hop DHCP environment
Active System Manager Release 8.1.1 User’s Guide
Viewing Service Details
The Service Details page displays the state of the service at component level in Topology and Tabular view.
In the Topology view, under Service Resources , you can view the topology of the components and connections as structured in a selected service template.
In the Topology view, the color of the component icons indicate the following:- The red component icon indicates the service is not deployed on a particular component due to some issues.
- The blue component icon indicates the service is successfully deployed on the components.
- The light blue component icon indicates the service deployment is in progress.
- The yellow icon indicates particular component requires firmware update.
- In the Tabular view, under Service Resources, the following information is displayed based on the resource types in the service.
Under Applications, you can view the following information about the application deployed on the virtual machines:
- Name
- IP Address
- Asset/Service Tag
Under Virtual Machines, you can view the following information about the virtual machines configured on the clusters:
- Hostname
- OS Type
- CPUs
- Disk Size
- Memory
Under Clusters, you can view the following information about the clusters created on VMware vCenter or Microsoft virtualization environments:
- IP Address
- Asset/Service Tag
- Manufacturer
- Model
Under Physical Servers, you can view the following information about the servers that are part of a service
:- IP Address
- Hypervisor IP Address
- Asset/Service Tag
- Manufacturer
- Model
Under Storage, you can view the following information and view the volumes created on a particular storage and the size of the volumes.
- IP Address
- Asset/Service Tag
- Manufacturer
- Model
- Under Service Information, you can view the following information:
Name of the service
State — Displays one of the following state based on the deployment status of a service.
Service State
Icon
Description
In Progress
Indicates service deployment is in progress.
Error
Indicates service deployment is failed due to some issues.
Successful
Indicates service deployment is completed successfully.
Warning
Indicates that the one of more resource that are part of a service is in a state that requires corrective action, but does not affect overall system health. For example, the firmware running on the resource is not at the required level or not compliant.
View Logs—To view logs, select the component icon of a deployed service from the Component States window on Service Information page , you will get View Logs link. Click the View Logs link, you will get In progress, Error, Succesful , Warning, Informational log from View Logs. This is varied with deployed service.
Deployed By — Displays the name of the user who deployed the service.
Deployed On — Displays the date and time when the service is deployed.
Reference Template — Displays the name of the reference template used in the service.
Reference Firmware Repository — Displays the reference firmware repository.
Under
Service Actions:
Click Delete to delete a service or resources in the service.
Click Retry to redeploy a failed service.
Click View All Settings to view the settings configured on the resources in a service for deployment.
Click Export to File to export the service details to a .csv file.
Click Generate troubleshooting bundle link, you can generate a compressed file of ASM logs files which are used for trouble shooting.
Under
Resource Actions:
- From the
Add Resources drop-down
list, select the type of the resources that you want to add to the
service.
From this drop-down menu, you can even select Network to update workload network.
For more information regarding Add Network , see Add Network If you need to input data for the template which is used to create the running service, then the Upgrade Components button will be displayed. Click on the Upgrade Components buttons, Update Service Component window will be displayed. Fields in the Update Service Component window varies depending on templates. Fill all the displayed fields in it. Click Save.
- Click Migrate Server(s) to migrate a server’s settings to another server in a designated server pool. Alternatively, to migrate a server’s settings, click the server component icon on the topology view, and click Migrate Server(s) .
- Click Delete Resources to delete resources from a service.
Under Firmware Actions:
To update the firmware on out of compliant servers within the service, click the Update Server Firmware button.
Under Recent Activity:
you will get all the component’s deployment status and information of a current deployed service.
Component deployment states:
After you deploy a service, ASM assigns one or more states to the components based on the deployment status.
The following are the different states a component can have within a service:
- Pending — Indicates the deployment is not yet started for the particular components
- In Progress — Indicates the service deployment is in progress for the particular components.
- Complete — Indicates the service deployment is completed for the particular components.
- Error — Indicates the service deployment is not successful .
- Cancel — Indicates the deployment is not yet started for the particular components and canceled due to other component’s deployment failure.
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