Configure Monitoring Session Options (VMware ESXi)

In the Monitoring Session page, you can perform the following actions in the TRAFFIC PROCESSING tab.

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Apply Threshold Template

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Enable User Defined Applications

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Enable Distributed De-duplication

To navigate to TRAFFIC PROCESSING tab, follow the steps given below:

1. Go to Traffic > Virtual > Orchestrated Flows > Select your cloud platform.
2. Select a Monitoring Session from the Monitoring Sessions list view on the left side of the screen and click TRAFFIC PROCESSING tab.

You can perform the following actions in the TRAFFIC PROCESSING page:

Apply Threshold Template

To apply threshold:

1. In the TRAFFIC PROCESSING page, select Thresholds under Options menu.
2. You can select an existing threshold template from the Select Template drop-down list, or you can create a new template using New Threshold Template option and apply it. Refer to Traffic Health Monitoring section for more details on Threshold Template. Click Save to save the newly created template.
3. Click Apply to apply the template to the Monitoring Session.

Note:  You can apply the Threshold configuration to a Monitoring Session before it is deployed. Furthermore, undeploying the Monitoring Session does not remove the applied Thresholds.

You can also view the related details of the applied thresholds, such as Traffic Element, Metric, Type, Trigger Values, and Time Interval in the Threshold window. Click Clear Thresholds to clear the applied thresholds across the selected Monitoring Session.

Enable User Defined Applications

To enable user defined application, follow the steps given below:

1. In the Monitoring Session TRAFFIC PROCESSING page, click User Defined Applications under Options menu.
2. Enable the User-defined Applications toggle button.
3. You can add from the existing applications or create new User-Defined Application from the Actions drop-down. Refer to User Defined Application.

Enable Distributed De-duplication

In the TRAFFIC PROCESSING page, click Distributed De-duplication under Options menu. Enabling the Distributed De-duplication option identifies duplicate packets across different GigaVUE V Series Nodes when traffic from various targets is routed to these instances for monitoring. Refer to Distributed De-duplication.