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using Cisco IOS IP SLAs to Cisco IOS IP SLAs provides layer three and above monitoring. Its
applications include web site monitoring and infrastructure troubleshooting.
collect real-time network Metrics include response time, availability, jitter, connect time, packet loss
performance information, for and application performance.
example response time, Cisco IOS IP SLAs per-class traffic monitoring, enabled through
TOS/DSCP, allows easy application of metrics to key Service Level
one-way latency, jitter, Agreements (SLA). For example UDP jitter operation measures one-way
packet loss and web site latency, round-trip latency, jitter and packet loss all useful when monitoring
infrastructure circuit quality and behavior.
download time. Cisco IOS IP
EYE Cisco IOS IP SLAs module includes:
SLAs also provides the
support for various Cisco IOS IP SLAs operation types
mechanism to monitor per-
discovery of supported operations on IOS enabled devices
class traffic over the same VoIP support through added predictions of ICPIF and MOS for Jitter
link. operations (for IOS 12.0(5)T or later). Added emulation modes for three
common voice codecs
MPLS support for those IP SLA operation types that support MPLS
control of operation specification and their automatic creation
automatic discovery of IP Paired Links
creation of End-to-End Paths (EEP) useful for aggregation of per-hop
statistics for complete end-to-end monitoring
number of operations per IP, and per EEP, is effectively unlimited
extensive support for Cisco IOS IP SLAs events.
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EYE analyzes and presents data as meaningful
information, for example:
measurement of jitter, for streaming
audio/video/VoIP
measurement of end-to-end metrics e.g. client-
server latency and availability
identification of slow/unreliable ‘hops’ along a
path.
Cisco IOS IP SLAs measurements take into
account operation processing time, returning
values that accurately reflect network performance.
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combination of IP links can have more than one
associated EEP.
Each EEP usually consists of operations of the
same type, however EEPs may also contain
operations of different types. For example, EYE can
selectively apply both ping and non-ping testing
(using Cisco IOS IP SLAs responders) in a multi-
hop (EEP) scenario.
Consider how EYE Cisco IOS IP SLAs can be
implemented to monitor the availability of the
infrastructure outlined in the opposite diagram.
EYE is installed in Seattle, but the performance of
the links from Seattle to London and Paris does not
impact the measurements taken between London
and Paris.
To implement the London to Paris example:
1. Create links between the infrastructure devices,
using IP addresses. EYE Cisco IOS IP SLAs IP Pairings and EEPs created within EYE simplify monitoring and
automatically creates these IP pairings, but you maintenance of Cisco IOS IP SLA enabled routers and switches
can also manually create links. consideration should be given to port and SNMP
2. For each IP Pair link you can define operations. command permissions.
EYE identifies the Cisco IOS IP SLAs capability Operation generation requires SNMP write access
of each device, e.g. HTTP. You can then define to each Cisco IOS IP SLAs instrumented device.
as many legitimate operations as you require The write community string is only applicable to the
and the device can handle. RTR MIB, it is hidden in the EYE client and is not
3. EYE creates operation instances on the available to Flex Reports.
devices, all with a limited life span. New
instances are created every poll cycle. In this Summary
way Cisco IOS IP SLAs operations may be The EYE Cisco IOS IP SLA Module is an
quickly suspended. additionally licensed module for Eye of the Storm.
EYE is available on the Microsoft® Windows
4. Specify the Infrastructure Monitoring EEP by
Server® 2003, Sun™ Solaris™, Red Hat® Enterprise
dragging and dropping to it the three
Linux®, and VMware® ESX Server.
operations that link the Paris switch to the
London switch. EYE Cisco IOS IP SLA Module:
5. Create the Client-Server Monitoring EEP with simplifies and centralizes the setup and
the five IP Pairs that link the Paris server to the configuration of Cisco® IOS IP SLA
London client. This EEP measures service delivers full and automatic support for an
delivery and performance. extensive set of IP SLA operations
EEPs may be created at anytime and from that time allows monitoring of, and reporting on, real-
a history is maintained. time network performance information
including latency, jitter, packet loss, and web
Once polling starts, Cisco IOS IP SLAs:
site download time.
Data is viewable through Component Viewer,
where time-series data can be graphed using
the Attribute Grapher.
Events are displayed in Bulletin Board.
Performance and availability data is stored in
EYE’s management database and can be
reported on using Flex Reports.
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Eye of the Storm Summary
The Entuity™ Eye of the Storm® (EYE) network management solution helps businesses realize the
maximum benefit of today’s distributed applications, virtualized environments, network-based services, and
contemporary data sharing strategies by ensuring the foundational resource for all these initiatives – the
network – is economically deployed and optimally performing. EYE automatically and continually discovers
and captures in-depth network data and analytics, and provides integrated fault and performance
management capabilities that help enterprises, service providers, and system integrators reduce network
downtime, commit to, deliver, assure and prove service level commitments, and
ensure network configuration compliance. Real-time notifications of physical
network and configuration changes, visibility to virtual servers and environments,
and open data accessibility prevent user-impacting business service
interruptions and enable transparent business-level reporting through high
level and detailed reports, corporate dashboards, or mash-ups.
Entuity’s customers include Global 2000 companies proactively solving
mission-critical business initiatives, leveraging complex and dynamic
distributed network environments. A sampling includes: ABB, Amtrak,
Astra Zeneca, BMC Software, Deutsche Bank, IBM Global Services,
The Royal Bank of Scotland, Sony, Visteon, and the Williams
Companies.
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