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Included below are the seven dashboards that comprise the current content pack. They are seen in Figure 95, Figure 96, Figure 97, Figure 98, Figure 99, Figure 100 and Figure 101 are defined as follows:
Figure 95 PowerMax Content Pack - Overview dashboard
Figure 96 PowerMax Content Pack - Problems dashboard
Figure 97 PowerMax Content Pack - Service levels dashboard
Figure 98 PowerMax Content Pack - Director events dashboard
Figure 99 PowerMax Content Pack - Local and remote replication dashboard
Figure 100 PowerMax Content Pack - Virtual Volumes (vVols) dashboard
Figure 101 PowerMax Content Pack - Auditing dashboard
In large environment with numerous log messages, it is difficult to locate instantly the data fields that are important to you. Log Insight provides runtime field extraction to address this problem. You can dynamically extract any field from the data by providing a regular expression.
Within the PowerMax Content Pack, Dell has preconfigured user-defined fields for the most commonly appearing objects in the log files. All of the fields have the prefix "dell_pmax_" so they can be easily identified. Note that as some PowerMax logs present data differently, more than one user-defined field is required to represent an object, e.g., thin pool. The fields are generally self-explanatory.
In addition to the dashboards, the PowerMax Content Pack also contains pre-configured Alerts and Queries.
The PowerMax Content Pack displays existing log information in the database. For the PowerMax, Solutions Enabler, Unisphere for PowerMax, and eNAS/SDNAS can be configured to send logs via syslog to Log Insight. For more about how this configuration is done along with more detail about the PowerMax content pack, please reference the Using the Dell PowerMax Content Pack for VMware vRealize Log Insight white paper.