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Icon Reference

Device Icons

Management State Icons

Alarm and Ticket Icons

Icon Reference

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The following topics provide a quick reference to Cisco ANA NetworkVision's icons:

•Device Icons, displays the Cisco ANA NetworkVision device icons and provides a description.

•Management State Icons, displays the Cisco ANA NetworkVision management state icons and provides a description.

•Alarm and Ticket Icons, displays the Cisco ANA NetworkVision alarm and ticket icons and provides a description.

Device Icons

Table A-1 Device Icons 

Tree Pane/Map Pane	Description
	Unmanaged network
	Network, subnetwork, or logical aggregation
	Router
	Generic SNMP
	Ethernet switch
	DSLAM
	ATM switch
	BRAS
	Ping VNE
	Viewable by a user with a higher permission level
	Ghost device1

1 When Cisco ANA NetworkVision detects a network device for which there is not enough information available, the device is displayed as a ghost device on the map. In this case, the user is unable to view the ghost device's properties or communicate with the device. When the ghost device's information is updated, its icon is replaced with the relevant device icon and all the related device information and communications become available.

The following icons are used in specific VPN MPLS Service View maps and are displayed in the tree and map panes:

Table A-2 VPN MPLS Device Icons 

Tree Pane	Map Pane	Description
		Root (map name) or aggregation
		VPN business element
		Virtual router business element
		Site business element
		Site business element with an actively associated CE device (where the device is hidden)
		Logical Circuit Aggregator (LCA) business element
		Logical Circuit Peer (LCP) business element
		LCP business element with an actively assigned tunnel edge for the CE device (where the device is hidden)

Management State Icons

Table A-3 Management State Icons

Tree Pane/ Ticket Pane	Map Pane	Description
		Unsupported—The VNE does not support the network object hardware or software version or a device module.
		Initializing—The VNE or VNE component is in startup mode or temporarily nonoperational.
		VNE unreachable—Cisco ANA Gateway received no response from the VNE.
		Device unreachable—Cisco ANA failed to access the device.
		Partially supported—Cisco ANA partially supports this device.
		Maintenance—The VNE state was manually changed to maintenance.

For more information about management states, see Network Element Management State, page 2-15.

Alarm and Ticket Icons

The way in which a ticket is displayed in the ticket pane depends on the status and severity of the alarm. The ticket displays the severity level of the top-most alarm.

In the tree pane and ticket pane, the icon is displayed. In the map pane, the icon is displayed. The ticket pane icons change when:

•A ticket is generated.

•A ticket is cleared.

•A ticket is acknowledged.

•An up ticket is generated.

•A ticket is cleared and removed.

For more information about severities, see Map View, page 2-5.

An example of the appearance of the ticket pane when a ticket is generated is displayed below.

Table A-4 Ticket Pane Displaying Generated Ticket

Severity		Ticket ID	Short Description	Acknowledged
	(Major)	27	Port down	False (Not Acknowledged)

An example of the appearance of the ticket pane when a ticket is cleared is displayed below.

Table A-5 Ticket Pane Displaying Cleared Ticket

Severity		Ticket ID	Short Description	Acknowledged
	(Normal)	27	Cleared due to Force Clear	True (Acknowledged)

A ticket that has been cleared can be removed from the ticket pane. For more information, see Ticket Pane, page 2-11.

When a ticket is cleared, its definition automatically changes to acknowledged in the ticket pane (its definition in the Acknowledged column is true).

An example of the appearance of the ticket pane when a ticket is acknowledged is displayed below. When a ticket is acknowledged, it can then be cleared and the severity changes to OK.

Table A-6 Ticket Pane Displaying Acknowledged Ticket

Severity		Ticket ID	Short Description	Acknowledged
	(Major)	27	Port up	True

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Note When a ticket with an Information severity is acknowledged, the ticket is automatically removed from the Cisco ANA Gateway and from the ticket pane.

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The cause of the alarm is fixed; therefore an `Up Ticket' is automatically generated with an OK severity. An example of the appearance of the ticket pane when an `Up Ticket' is generated is displayed below.

Table A-7 Ticket Pane Displaying Generated Up Ticket

Severity		Ticket ID	Short Description	Acknowledged
	(Normal)	27	Port up	True

The ticket can be removed from the ticket pane when it has been cleared or when an `Up Ticket' is generated. The ticket is then removed from the ticket pane, and the database approves the reported faulty ticket and clears the faulty networking entity from Cisco ANA. In addition, the ticket and all its active alarms and business entities are removed from Cisco ANA Gateway and from the ticket pane.