(Supporting ADX v03.1.00) Owner's manual

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Table Of Contents

Contents
Preface
- Document conventions
- Brocade resources
- Contacting Brocade Technical Support
- Document feedback
Introduction to the Brocade Virtual ADX Web Interface
- System requirements
- Starting the Brocade Virtual ADX web interface
Navigating the Web Interface
- Web interface overview
- Layout
- Navigation
Navigating the Dashboard
- Dashboard overview
  - Dashboard pod controls
- System view
- Traffic view
Configuration Overview
- Navigating the configuration tab
- Saving the configuration
System Settings
- General settings
  - Changing the system limits
  - Viewing and saving the configuration
- High Availability
  - Configuring the Brocade Virtual ADX in Hot-Standby HA
- Config Sync
  - Config Sync Summary tab
  - Config Sync Settings tab
- Templates
  - Executing a Config Template
  - Viewing the Raw XML and Tree Structure of a template
- User management
- Device management
Network Settings
- Configuring network interfaces and IP addresses
  - Editing an IP interface
  - Configuring IP addresses for the interface
- Configuring static routes
- Configuring VLANs
Traffic Settings
- Global traffic settings
- Virtual servers
- Real servers
- Server groups
  - Binding a server group
- Source NAT IPs
- Health checks
- Content switching
- OpenScript
GSLB Settings
- GSLB Site
  - Configuring GSLB Advanced Settings
Security Settings
- SSL overview
- SSL private keys
  - Uploading private keys
- SSL certificates
  - Generating Certificate Signing Requests
  - Generating self-signed certificates
- SSL profiles
  - Creating SSL profiles
  - Managing the TCP profile
- SSL profile bindings
  - Binding the profiles
- SSL certificate revocation lists
  - Creating certificate revocation lists
- Access Control Lists
- SYN-Proxy settings
- SYN-Proxy server tasks
- RADIUS controls
- RADIUS servers
  - Creating and editing a RADIUS server
- TACACS controls
- TACACS Servers
  - Adding or editing a TACACS server
Monitoring Overview
- Navigating the monitor tab
Viewing System Information
- System summary
- System logs
Viewing Network Status
- Interface statistics
- IP statistics
- IPv6 Neighbor
- Routes
- ARP cache statistics
- MAC statistics
Viewing Traffic Statistics
- Global traffic
- Virtual servers
- Real servers
  - Real server statistics
  - Real server ports
- Content switching
- OpenScript
  - Detailed OpenScript statistics
- Session information
  - Session summary
  - Filtering the session table
Viewing Security Statistics
- DoS protection
  - Displaying SYN attack details
  - Displaying other DoS attack details
- SSL statistics
Maintenance Overview
- Navigating the maintain tab
Managing Software Images
- Uploading the software
Restarting the System
- System restart
License Management
- License
Packet Capture
- Packet capture
  - Edit Filter
  - Apply packet capture
Accessing the CLI
- CLI access
Retrieving System Information for Technical Support
- Technical support
Troubleshooting
- Unable to open web interface
- Web interface does not reflect changes based on the latest image
- RSL error (#2032 Stream Error) when launching the web interface
Config Template XML Schema
- Overview
- XML schema element reference
Managing Config Templates through the CLI
- Overview
- Copying or exporting a template file
- Creating a ready-to-use template from an existing template
- Deleting a template
- Validating a template
- Executing a template
- Displaying template information

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Dashboard overview

NOTE

The Historical Statistics status is retained between sessions, but time period selections and data

display selections are not.

Exporting pod line graph data

Some pods allow you to export whatever data has been collected for the graph. Clicking Export… in

the pod opens a standard windows file dialog that allows you to save the data as a CSV file.

Notes:

• The export will include data from ALL data sets (lines) in the pod, even if the display of some (or

all) of the data set lines in that pod have been turned off.

• The first line of the exported file is text with symbolic names for all the data fields.

• Each text line in the exported file ends with the fields TIME and DATE, which provide timestamp

information in the formats of integer and string.

Sample CSV output:

HTTP_TX,HTTP_RX,DNS_TX,DNS_RX,TIME,DATE

8,2,0,4,0,12,1337718524371,Tue May 22 13:28:44 GMT-0700 2012

8,3,0,5,11,4,1337718563651,Tue May 22 13:29:23 GMT-0700 2012

12,0,5,4,8,11,1337718565933,Tue May 22 13:29:25 GMT-0700 2012

12,0,0,5,4,12,1337718568104,Tue May 22 13:29:28 GMT-0700 2012

8,11,12,0,0,12,1337718597994,Tue May 22 13:29:57 GMT-0700 2012

5,8,11,11,12,5,1337718628244,Tue May 22 13:30:28 GMT-0700 2012

4,12,8,5,12,0,1337718658759,Tue May 22 13:30:58 GMT-0700 2012