Remove Gigamon Service from NSX-T and GigaVUE‑FM
To clean up the Gigamon Deep Observability Pipeline from VMware NSX-T and GigaVUE‑FM, perform the following steps in order:
Step 1: Remove the Rule and Policy
To delete the network monitoring services:
- Select Security > Service Chain Management > E-W Network Introspection. The E-W Network Introspection page appears.
- On the E-W Network Introspection page, locate the policy created for Gigamon tapping.
- Expand the policy and perform the following:
- To delete the rule associated with the policy, select the
icon on the Rule Column and then select Delete
- To delete the policy, select the
icon on the policy and then select Delete.
- To delete the rule associated with the policy, select the
Step 2: Remove the Service Chain
To delete the network monitoring services:
- In NSX-T Manager, select Security > Settings > Network Introspection.
- Select the SERVICE CHAINS tab.
- Located the service chain associated with the Gigamon service profile,
- Select
available next to the service chain and select Delete.
Step 3: Delete the Monitoring Session
To delete the Monitoring session from GigaVUE‑FM:
- From the left pane, select Traffic > VIRTUAL > Orchestrated Flows > VMware.
The Monitoring Sessions pertaining to all VMware deployment appears. - Select the NSX-T related Monitoring Session and select Actions > Undeploy.
The Monitoring Session is Undeployed. - Select the Monitoring Session again and select Actions > Delete.
This action deletes the corresponding service profile and the profile from the NSX-T manager console.
Step 4: Delete the Monitoring Domain
To delete the Monitoring Domain and the GigaVUE V Series Node deployed in GigaVUE‑FM:
- From the left navigation pane, select Inventory > VIRTUAL > VMware NSX-T > Monitoring Domain.
The Monitoring Domain page appears with the deployed GigaVUE V Series Nodes. - Select the appropriate Monitoring Domain,
- Select Actions > Delete Monitoring Domain.
This action deletes the corresponding Service Deployment from the NSX-T Manager.