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Network Node Manager i Software10.30

Use > Access Device Details > Interface Form > Interface Form > Interface Form: Status Tab

Interface Form: Status Tab

[This is the Context-Sensitive Help topic for the Interface form, Status tab.]

The Interface Form provides details about the selected network interface.

For information about each tab: See Also

Status Tab
Attribute	Description
Status	Overall status for the current interface. NNMi follows the ISO standard for status classification. Possible values are: Note The icons are displayed only in table views. No Status Normal Disabled Unknown Warning Minor Major Critical Interface status is derived from SNMP polling results for ifAdminStatus and IfOperStatus, as well as any conclusions. For information about how the current status was determined, see the Interface Form: Conclusions Tab. Status reflects the most serious outstanding conclusion. See Watch Status Colors for more information about possible status values. (NNMi Advanced) Link AggregationProtocols used on Switches to configure multiple Interfaces (Aggregation Member Interfaces) to function as if they were one (an Aggregator Interface). When two Aggregator Interfaces establish a connection, that connection is an Aggregator Layer 2 Connection. The Aggregator Layer 2 Connection appears on Layer 2 Neighbor View maps as a thick line with an Interface icon at each end (representing the Aggregator Interface). or Split Link AggregationLink Aggregation with more than two endpoints. Some vendors refer to this as Multi-Chassis Link Aggregation, SLAG, MLAG, or MC-LAG.: If the Interface is an Aggregator, the Status is calculated using the combined Status of all Aggregation Member Interfaces. For more information, seeInterface Form: Link Aggregation Tab (NNMi Advanced) and Status Color for Link Aggregation Objects. If the interface is a virtual interface, note that the following categories indirectly indicate the current condition of the hypervisorThe virtual machine manager in charge of delegating various aspects from a pool of resources to become virtual devices. The delegations might be static or dynamic, depending on the manufacture's implementation. The type of virtual machines being generated depends on the manufacturer's implementation.: Indicates that the hypervisor is Up Indicates that the hypervisor is Down Indicates a Null value in hypervisor state
Status Last Modified	Date and time indicating when the status was last set.

Status History Table
Attribute	Description
Status History	List of up to the last 30 changes in the status for the interface. This view is useful for obtaining a summary of the interface status so that you can better determine any patterns in behavior and activity. Double-click the row representing a Status History. The Status History form displays all details about the selected Status.

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