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FusionCompute
V100R005C10
Quick Start
Issue 01
Date 2015-11-11
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Quick Start About This Document
About This Document
Purpose
This document describes the basic concepts, architecture, and functions of the
FusionCompute.
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l Administrators
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FusionCompute
Quick Start Contents
Contents
About This Document.....................................................................................................................ii

1 About FusionCompute................................................................................................................. 1
2 Logging In to the System............................................................................................................. 2
2.1 Setting Internet Explorer Browser.................................................................................................................................. 3
2.2 Setting Mozilla Firefox Browser.................................................................................................................................... 5
2.3 Logging In to FusionCompute........................................................................................................................................6
3 Function Description.................................................................................................................. 11
3.1 Computing Pool............................................................................................................................................................ 12
3.2 VM and Template......................................................................................................................................................... 14
3.3 Storage Pool.................................................................................................................................................................17
3.4 Network Pool............................................................................................................................................................... 20
3.5 Monitoring.................................................................................................................................................................... 22
3.5.1 Alarm......................................................................................................................................................................... 22
3.5.2 Events........................................................................................................................................................................ 30
3.5.3 Performance...............................................................................................................................................................31
3.6 System Management.....................................................................................................................................................35
3.6.1 Rights Management................................................................................................................................................... 35
3.6.2 Tasks and Logs.......................................................................................................................................................... 37
3.6.3 Service Configuration................................................................................................................................................39
4 Technical Support....................................................................................................................... 42
5 Feedback........................................................................................................................................43
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FusionCompute
Quick Start 1 About FusionCompute
1 About FusionCompute
FusionCompute
O&M engineers can use a web user interface (WebUI) to access the FusionCompute to
maintain the entire system by performing O&M operations, such as resource monitoring and
management and system management.
Obtaining More Information

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Quick Start 2 Logging In to the System
2 Logging In to the System
About This Chapter
2.1 Setting Internet Explorer Browser

2.2 Setting Mozilla Firefox Browser
2.3 Logging In to FusionCompute

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2.1 Setting Internet Explorer Browser

Scenarios
Set Internet Explorer browser before logging in to FusionCompute the first time. After the
setting, you can use Internet Explorer to perform operations on FusionCompute.
This section uses Internet Explorer 9 as an example to describe how to configure Internet
Explorer settings.
If you have configured Internet Explorer, do not configure Google Chrome, because Google
Chrome inherits all the Internet Explorer settings, such as certificate settings.
NOTE
If the security certificate has not been installed during Internet Explorer configuration, the browser may
prompt users with a web page display exception message when they log in to FusionCompute for the
first time or log in to VMs using Virtual Network Computing (VNC). In this case, press F5 to refresh the
web page.
Prerequisites
Conditions
l The Internet Explorer browser used for logging in to FusionCompute is an official
release from Internet Explorer 9 to Internet Explorer 11.
l You have obtained the IP address of the VRM node.
Data
Data preparation is not required for this operation.
Procedure
Enter the login page.
1 Open Internet Explorer.
2 Enter http://IP address of the VRM node and press Enter.
NOTE
– If a firewall is deployed between the local PC and FusionCompute, open ports 80, 8080, 43,
and 8443 on the firewall. If ports 80 and 8080 cannot be opened on the firewall, enter
https://IP address of the VRM node:8443 in the address box.
– If the local PC uses the Windows Server 2003 or Windows XP operating system (OS),
connection to FusionCompute from the PC using the Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure
(HTTPS) protocol may file. In such cases, if the connection is triggered through an Internet
Explorer browser, the PC prompts the user to choose a digital certificate. If the connection is
triggered through a Google Chrome browser, the PC displays a message indicating that the
server certificate is invalid. To address this issue, see http://support.microsoft.com/kb/
968730/zh-cn.
– The HTTPS protocol used by FusionCompute supports only TLS 1.0. If SSL 2.0, SSL 3.0,
TLS 1.1, or TLS 1.2 is used, the FusionCompute system cannot be accessed. You must open
the browser, choose Internet Options > Advanced > Security, and select only Use TLS 1.0
among the protocols.
– If Internet Explorer slows down after running for a period of time and no data is required to be
saved, press F6 on the current page to move the cursor to the address bar of the browser. Then,
press F5 to refresh the page and increase the browser running speed.

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3 Click Continue to this website (not recommended).

In common mode, the FusionCompute login page is displayed, as shown in Figure 2-1.
In single sign-on (SSO) mode, the FusionManager login page is displayed, as shown in
Figure 2-2.
Figure 2-1 FusionCompute login page
Figure 2-2 FusionManager login page
Install the security certificate.

4 In the address box of Internet Explorer, click Certificate Error and click View
certificates in the dialog box displayed.
The Certificate dialog box is displayed.
5 Click Install Certificate.
The Certificate Import Wizard dialog box is displayed.
6 Click Next.
The Certificate Store dialog box is displayed.

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7 Select Place all certificates in the following store and click Browse.
The Select Certificate Store dialog box is displayed.
8 Select Trusted Root Certification Authorities and click OK.
The Certificate Store dialog box is displayed.
9 Click Next.
The Completing the Certificate Import Wizard dialog box is displayed.
10 Click Finish.
The Security Warning dialog box is displayed.
11 Click Yes.
The system displays "The import was successful."
12 Click OK.
13 Click OK in the Certificate dialog box.
The browser page is displayed.
Delete historical data.
14 Press Ctrl+Shift+Delete.
The Delete Browsing History dialog box is displayed.
15 Select the following options:
– Preserve Favorites website data
– Temporary Internet files
– Cookies
– History
16 Click Delete.
Historical data is deleted.
Configure compatibility view settings.
17 Press Alt to show the menu bar and choose Tools > Compatibility View Settings on the
menu bar.
The Compatibility View Settings dialog box is displayed.
18 Click Add.
The address for logging in to the current system is added to the compatibility view.
19 Click Close.
20 Close Internet Explorer, open it again, and log in to the FusionCompute.
The settings take effect after the browser is restarted.
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2.2 Setting Mozilla Firefox Browser

Scenarios
Set Mozilla Firefox browser before logging in to the FusionCompute the first time. After the
setting, you can use Firefox browser to perform operations on the FusionCompute.

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Prerequisites
Conditions
l The Firefox browser used for logging in to FusionCompute is an official release from
Mozilla Firefox 21 to Mozilla Firefox 33.
l You have obtained the floating IP address of the VRM.
Data
Data preparation is not required for this operation.
Procedure
1 Open Mozilla Firefox.

2 Enter http://VRM node IP address and press Enter.
NOTE
If a firewall is deployed between the local PC and FusionCompute, open ports 80, 8080, 43, and
8443 on the firewall. If ports 80 and 8080 cannot be opened on the firewall, enter https://IP
address of the VRM node:8443 in the address box.
3 Expand I Understand the Risks and click Add Exception.
The Add Security Exception window is displayed.
4 Verify that Permanently store this exception is selected and click Confirm Security
Exception.
Mozilla Firefox setting is complete.
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2.3 Logging In to FusionCompute
Scenarios
Log in to FusionCompute to manage virtual, service, and user resources in a centralized
manner.
Prerequisites
Conditions
l The browser for logging in to FusionCompute is available.
l The Internet Explorer or Mozilla Firefox is set properly. For details, see Setting Internet
Explorer Browser in the FusionCompute V100R005C10 Software Install Guide or
FusionCompute V100R005C10 Software Install Guide.
l The browser resolution is set to 1280 x 1024 or higher based on the service requirement
to ensure the optimum display effect on the FusionCompute.

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NOTE
If the security certificate has not been installed during Internet Explorer configuration, the browser may
prompt users with a web page display exception message when they log in to FusionCompute for the
first time or log in to VMs using Virtual Network Computing (VNC). In this case, press F5 to refresh the
web page.
The system supports the following browsers:
l Internet Explorer 9 to Internet Explorer 11
l Mozilla Firefox 21 to Mozilla Firefox 33
l Google Chrome 21 to Google Chrome 39
Data
Table 2-1 lists the data required for performing this operation.
Table 2-1 Data required for performing this operation

Parameter Description Example Value
IP address of the VRM Specifies the floating IP 192.168.40.3

node address of the Virtual
Resource Management
(VRM) nodes if the VRM
nodes are deployed in active/
standby mode, or the
management IP address of the
VRM node if only one VRM
mode is deployed.
Username/Password Specifies the username and In common mode, the

password used for logging in username and password are
to FusionCompute. admin/
Huawei@CLOUD8!.
In rights separation mode,
the username and password
is as follows:
l sysadmin/Sysadmin#
for a system
administrator
l secadmin/Secadmin#
for a security
administrator
l secauditor/Secauditor#
for a security auditor

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Parameter Description Example Value
User type Specifies the type of the user Local user

to log in to the system.
Value:
l Local user: logs in to the
system using a local
username and password.
l Domain user: logs in to the
system using a domain
username and password.
Login type Specifies the login type. Local

Value:
l Local: used to log in to the
FusionCompute of the
current site.
l VRM domain: used to log
in to the FusionCompute
of any site using the VRM
domain username.
Procedure
1 Open Internet Explorer.

2 Enter http://VRM node IP address and press Enter.
If two VRM nodes are deployed, the IP address is the floating IP address of the VRM
nodes. If only one VRM node is deployed, the IP address is the management IP address
of the VRM mode.
NOTE
– If a firewall is deployed between the local PC and FusionCompute, open ports 80, 8080, 43,
and 8443 on the firewall. If ports 80 and 8080 cannot be opened on the firewall, enter
https://IP address of the VRM node:8443 in the address box.
– If Internet Explorer slows down after running for a period of time and no data is required to be
saved, press F6 on the current page to move the cursor to the address bar of the browser. Then,
press F5 to refresh the page and increase the browser running speed.
The login page is displayed.
After the SSO is configured, if you open the login page of the FusionCompute, the
system switches to the login page of the FusionManager. However, multiple users cannot
log in to the FusionCompute using the same account.
3 Perform the required operation based on the login page.
– If the FusionCompute login page shown in Figure 2-3 is displayed, single sign-on
(SSO) is not configured. Go to 4.
– If the FusionManager login page shown in Figure 2-4 is displayed, SSO has been
configured. Go to 5.

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Figure 2-3 FusionCompute login page
Figure 2-4 FusionManager login page
4 Set the Username and Password, select the required User type and Login type, and
click Login. If you attempt to log in to the system again after the initial login fails, you
also need to set the Verification code.
Enter the username and password based on the rights management mode configured
during VRM installation.
– Common login mode: The initial login username is admin and the password is
Huawei@CLOUD8!.
– Rights separation login mode: The username and password of the system
administrator is sysadmin/Sysadmin#, the username and password of the security
administrator is secadmin/Secadmin#, and the username and password of the
security auditor is secauditor/Secauditor#.

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NOTE
– If it is your first login using the admin username, the system asks you to change the password
of the admin username.
– The new password must meet the following requirements:
n It contains a minimum of eight characters and a maximum of 32 characters.
n It contains at least one space or one of the following special characters: `~!@#$%^&*()-
_=+\|[{}];:'",<.>/?.
n It contains at least two of the following character types:
○ Uppercase letters
○ Lowercase letters
○ Digits
The FusionCompute operation page is displayed after you log in to the system.
The login operation is complete.
5 Set the Username and Password, If you attempt to log in to the system again after the
initial login fails, you also need to set the Verification code.
– Common login mode: Log in to the system using the FusionManager system
account. After the login, you can only perform query-related operations.
– Rights separation login mode: The username and password of the system
administrator is sysadmin/Sysadmin#, the username and password of the security
administrator is secadmin/Secadmin#, and the username and password of the
security auditor is secauditor/Secauditor#.
6 Click Login to log in to the FusionCompute management system.
NOTE
The user is automatically logged out of the FusionCompute management system if one of the
following conditions is met:
– The current user's session times out.
– The system administrator deletes the current user.
– The system administrator manually locks the current user out.
After you log in to FusionCompute, you can learn the system and its functions from the online
help, product tutorial, and alarm help. If you save the URLs of the documents, you can access
them even when you are logged out of the FusionCompute system.
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Quick Start 3 Function Description
3 Function Description
About This Chapter
3.1 Computing Pool

The Cluster and Host function allows you to monitor, manage, and maintain cluster and host
resources at a site
3.2 VM and Template
The VM and Template function allows you to monitor, manage, and maintain VM resources
and manage templates at a site.
3.3 Storage Pool
The Storage Management function allows you to manage storage resources, data stores, and
disks at the site and to add shared storage devices to the system.
3.4 Network Pool
The Network Management function allows you to maintain and manage distributed virtual
switches (DVSs) and network resources at a site.
3.5 Monitoring
3.6 System Management

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3.1 Computing Pool

The Cluster and Host function allows you to monitor, manage, and maintain cluster and host
resources at a site
Cluster Management
Function Description Path Reference
Query cluster You can query cluster Computing Pool FusionCompute

monitoring monitoring information to learn > Site > Cluster V100R005C10
information the running status of a cluster Monitoring Guide
within the specified time
period.
Configure You can configure cluster FusionCompute

cluster attributes, such as the high V100R005C10
attributes availability (HA) policy, Host and Cluster
memory reuse policy, and VM Management
start policy. Guide
Configure the You can configure the policy FusionCompute

resource for scheduling computing V100R005C10
scheduling resources in a cluster to Host and Cluster
policy implement dynamic resource Management
scheduling and load balancing. Guide
Host Management
Querying host You can query host monitoring Computing Pool FusionCompute
monitoring information to learn the running > Site > Cluster > V100R005C10
information status of a host within the Host Monitoring Guide
specified time period.
Configure You can configure host FusionCompute

host attributes attributes, such as time V100R005C10
synchronization policy, Host and Cluster
baseboard management Management
controller (BMC) Guide
configuration, multi-path
storage type, and maintenance
mode.

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Maintain and You can bind ports on a host Computing Pool FusionCompute
manage host and associate storage device > Site > Cluster > V100R005C10
ports ports with host ports. Host > Host and Cluster
Configuration Management
Guide
Associate You can associate storage FusionCompute

storage resources with the host to V100R005C10
resources with provide storage space for the Storage
the host VM on the host. Management
Guide
Interface View
Figure 3-1 Cluster Management

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Figure 3-2 Host Management
3.2 VM and Template

The VM and Template function allows you to monitor, manage, and maintain VM resources
and manage templates at a site.
VM Management
Query VM You can query VM monitoring VM and FusionCompute

monitoring information to learn the running Template > VM V100R005C10
information status of a VM within the Monitoring Guide
specified time period.
Create a VM Create, import or clone a VM. FusionCompute

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Virtual Machine
Management
Guide
Manage the You can manage the VM life FusionCompute

VM life cycle cycle by starting, awakening, V100R005C10
hibernating, stopping, Virtual Machine
restarting, and migrating a VM. Management
Guide
Adjust a VM You can adjust the FusionCompute

specifications, exterior, and V100R005C10
attributes of a VM to meet the Virtual Machine
application requirements. Management
Guide

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Manage VM You can manage VM snapshots. FusionCompute

snapshots A snapshot is taken to save V100R005C10
information of all disks on a Virtual Machine
VM at a certain point for Management
restoring VM data. Guide
Create a You can create a template by FusionCompute

template converting or cloning a VM to V100R005C10
shorten the time of VM Virtual Machine
creation. Management
Guide
Template Management
Create a You can create a template by VM and FusionCompute

template cloning a VM to shorten the Template > V100R005C10
time of VM creation. Template and Virtual Machine
Specifications > Management
VM Template Guide
Adjust a You can adjust the iCache FusionCompute

template attribute configuration of a V100R005C10
template to improve data access Virtual Machine
speed. Management
Guide
Export a You can export a template in FusionCompute

template the system to a local directory V100R005C10
so that the template can be used Virtual Machine
to create VMs in other systems. Management
Guide
VM Attribute Management
Manage VM You can configure VM VM and FusionCompute

attributes attributes as required and save Template > V100R005C10
them as a template so that VMs Template and Virtual Machine
to be created can be set to the Specifications > Management
same attributes quickly. VM Guide
Specifications

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Interface View
Figure 3-3 VM Management
Figure 3-4 Template Management

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Figure 3-5 VM Attribute Management
3.3 Storage Pool

The Storage Management function allows you to manage storage resources, data stores, and
disks at the site and to add shared storage devices to the system.
Storage Resource Management

Manage Add a shared storage resource, Storage Pool > FusionCompute

storage including storage area network Storage Resource V100R005C10
resource (SAN) storage resource (FC Storage
SAN, IP SAN, and advanced Management
SAN), FusionStorage resource, Guide
and network attached storage
(NAS) resource, to hosts on a
site in the FusionCompute
system.

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Storage Device Management

Manage Scan storage devices so that Storage Pool > FusionCompute

storage device these storage devices can be Storage Device V100R005C10
detected and used by the hosts. Storage
Management
Guide
Data Store Management

Add data store Add a data store to the hosts. Storage Pool > FusionCompute
Data Store V100R005C10
Storage
Management
Guide
Manage data You can query storage space Storage Pool > FusionCompute
store usage and modify data storage Data Store > V100R005C10
attributes. Data store > Storage
Summary Management
Guide
Disk Management
Manage disks You can create a disk, modify Storage Pool > FusionCompute
disk attributes, migrate a disk, Data Store > V100R005C10
bind a disk to a VM, and Data store > Storage
release storage space. Disks Management
Guide

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Interface View
Figure 3-6 Data Store Management
Figure 3-7 Disk Management

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Figure 3-8 Storage Resource Management
Figure 3-9 Storage Device Management
3.4 Network Pool

The Network Management function allows you to maintain and manage distributed virtual
switches (DVSs) and network resources at a site.

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Distributed Virtual Switch Management
Manage You can manage distributed Network Pool >

distributed virtual switches, port groups, DVS > FusionCompute
virtual and upstream links to provide Distributed V100R005C10
switches virtual network resources for Switch Network
VMs. Management
Guide
Network Resource Management
Manage a You can manage the IP address Network Pool > FusionCompute
subnet pool of a subnet to provide IP Subnet V100R005C10
address resources for a VM that Network
uses a subnet port group. Management
Guide
Manage a You can manage a VLAN pool Network Pool > FusionCompute
VLAN pool to provide VLAN resources for DVS > V100R005C10
a VLR that uses a VLAN port Distributed Network
group. Switch > VLAN Management
Pool Guide
Interface View
Figure 3-10 Distributed Virtual Switch Management

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Figure 3-11 Network Resource Management
3.5 Monitoring
3.5.1 Alarm
The Alarm function allows you to view and clear real-time and historical alarms and query
alarm statistics.
Alarm: A report generated when the system detects a fault, which has adverse impact on the
system. You need to handle alarms.

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Real-Time Alarms
View real-time You can view real- Monitoring > FusionCompute

alarms time alarms to locate Alarm > Alarms > V100R005C10
and troubleshoot Real-Time Alarms Monitoring Guide
system faults in a
timely manner.
Manually clear You can manually FusionCompute

alarms clear alarms that are V100R005C10
not automatically Monitoring Guide
cleared after the
faults are corrected
to facilitate future
maintenance.
Suppressing alarms You can suppress FusionCompute

alarms that do not V100R005C10
require handling. Configuration
After alarms are Management Guide
suppressed, they are
no longer displayed
in the Real-Time
Alarms page.
History Alarms
View historical You can view Monitoring > FusionCompute

alarms historical alarms to Alarm > Alarms > V100R005C10
trace fault history. History Alarms Monitoring Guide
Export historical You can export FusionCompute

alarm information historical alarm V100R005C10
information to a Monitoring Guide
local directory.
Manually clear You can manually FusionCompute

alarms clear alarms that are V100R005C10
not automatically Monitoring Guide
cleared after the
faults are corrected
to facilitate future
maintenance.

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Suppressing alarms You can suppress FusionCompute

alarms that do not V100R005C10
require handling. Configuration
no longer displayed
in the Real-Time
Alarms page.
Alarm Thresholds
Configure alarm Configure alarm Monitoring > FusionCompute

thresholds thresholds. When Alarm > Alarm V100R005C10
the value of the Thresholds Configuration
monitored entity Management Guide
reaches the
threshold, the
system
automatically
generates an alarm.
Alarm Masking
Suppressing alarms You can suppress Monitoring > FusionCompute

alarms that do not Alarm > Alarm V100R005C10
require handling. Masking Configuration
no longer displayed
in the Real-Time
Alarms page.

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Alarm Statistics
Query alarm You can query Monitoring > FusionCompute

statistics alarms generated Alarm > Alarm V100R005C10
during a certain Statistics Monitoring Guide
period of time to
learn the frequency
and trend of alarm
generation.
Alarm Dump
Configure alarm Configure the File Monitoring > FusionCompute

dump Transfer Protocol Alarm > Alarm V100R005C10
(FTP) server for Dump Monitoring Guide
alarm dump. After
the server is
configured, you can
query all alarm
information stored
on this server.
Alarm Subscription
Configure Subscribe to alarms Monitoring > FusionCompute

subscription content that need special Alarm > Alarm V100R005C10
attention. After a Subscription Configuration
subscription is Management Guide
configured, emails
will be sent to
system
administrators when
the specified alarms
are generated.

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Subscription Service
Configure the configure the server Monitoring > FusionCompute

subscription server and the mailbox that Alarm > V100R005C10
send alarm Subscription Configuration
information. After Service Management Guide
the configuration,
alarms and other
maintenance
information can be
sent from the
configured mailbox.
Interface View
Figure 3-12 Real-Time Alarms

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Figure 3-13 History Alarms
Figure 3-14 Alarm Thresholds

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Figure 3-15 Alarm Masking
Figure 3-16 Alarm Statistics

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Figure 3-17 Alarm Dump
Figure 3-18 Alarm Subscription

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Figure 3-19 Subscription Service
3.5.2 Events
The Event function allows you to view and query events statistics.
Event: A report generated when the system detects an occurrence that needs to be reported to
users in during system running, exerting no adverse impact on the system. You do not need to
handle events.
Events
View events You can view Monitoring > FusionCompute

system events to Events V100R005C10
learn them in a Monitoring Guide
timely manner.
Export event You can export FusionCompute

information event information to V100R005C10
a local directory. Monitoring Guide

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Interface View
Figure 3-20 Events
3.5.3 Performance
The Performance function allows you to query and export historical key performance
indicator (KPI) statistics, and allows you to monitor multiple KPIs for one object or one KPI
for multiple objects and query top KPI statistics.
KPIs
Query You can query different KPIs for one Monitoring >
historical object or the same KPI for multiple Performance > FusionComput
KPI objects to obtain the historical running KPIs e
statistics status of the object as a statistical V100R005C10
reference for future maintenance. In Monitoring
addition, you can export the KPI Guide
statistics to a local directory.

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Single Object with Multiple KPIs
Monitor multiple You can Monitoring > FusionCompute

KPIs for one object concurrently Performance > V100R005C10
monitor multiple Custom Monitoring Guide
KPIs for one object. Monitoring >
Single Object with
Multiple KPIs
Single KPI for Multiple Objects
Monitor one KPI for You can Monitoring > FusionCompute

multiple objects concurrently Performance > V100R005C10
monitor one KPI for Custom Monitoring Guide
multiple objects. Monitoring >
Single KPI for
Multiple Objects
TOP Statistics
Query top KPI You can query KPI Monitoring > FusionCompute
statistics statistics and sort Performance > Top V100R005C10
them in ascending or Statistics Monitoring Guide
descending order
based on the host
occupation rate.
Monitoring Settings
Configure You can configure Monitoring >

monitoring settings indicators to be Performance > FusionCompute
monitored and Monitoring V100R005C10
enable or disable the Settings Configuration
monitoring data to Management Guide
be reported to a
third-party software
through APIs.

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Interface View
Figure 3-21 KPIs
Figure 3-22 Single Object with Multiple KPIs

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Figure 3-23 Single KPI for Multiple Objects
Figure 3-24 TOP Statistics

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Figure 3-25 Monitoring Settings
3.6 System Management
3.6.1 Rights Management

The Rights Management function allows you to manage users, roles, and password policies.
User Management
Manage roles You can create and modify the System > Right
operation permissions of roles Management > FusionCompute
to meet different users' Role V100R005C10
environment control Management Security Guide
requirements.
Manage users You can create users, modify System > Right
user attributes, modify or reset Management >
user passwords, lock users, and User
assign different roles for Management
different users to meet their
environment control
requirements.

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Password Policy Management

Configure You can manage user password System > Right FusionCompute
password configuration policies in a Management > V100R005C10
policies system. Password Policy Security Guide
Domain Authentication Management

Configure the Configure the domain server, so System > Right FusionCompute
domain that a domain user can be Management > V100R005C10
authentication authenticated by the domain Domain Configuration
server and then log in to the Authentication Management
FusionCompute. Guide
Interface View
Figure 3-26 User Management

FusionCompute
Figure 3-27 Password Policy Management
Figure 3-28 Domain Authentication Management
3.6.2 Tasks and Logs

The Tasks and Logs function allows you to monitor the progress and results of tasks in the
system and export user operation records.
Task Management
View the task You can view the progress and System > Tasks FusionCompute
progress result of a task. and Logs > Task V100R005C10
Center Configuration
Management
Guide

FusionCompute
Operation Log Management

View You can view user operation System > Tasks FusionCompute
operation logs logs to trace historical and Logs > V100R005C10
operations performed by a user Operation Logs Security Guide
in the system.
Export You can export operation logs

operation logs to a local directory.
Interface View
Figure 3-29 Task Management

FusionCompute
Figure 3-30 Operation Log Management
3.6.3 Service Configuration

The Service Configuration function allows you to adjust system service configurations.
Service Configuration
Configure the You can configure the logo System > System FusionCompute
system logo displayed on the system page. Configuration V100R005C10
Configuration
Management
Guide
Configure the Configure a Simple Network FusionCompute

SNMP Management Protocol (SNMP) V100R005C10
management station on FusionCompute and Configuration
sstation store third-party system Management
information in the station so Guide
that alarms and monitoring
information of FusionCompute
can be reported to and managed
by the third-party systems.
Configure the You can configure the session FusionCompute

session timeout duration. If users do not V100R005C10
timeout perform any operation within Configuration
duration the configured session timeout Management
duration, they automatically log Guide
out of the system.

FusionCompute
Configure You can configure the active/ FusionCompute

service and standby mode for the Virtual V100R005C10
management Resource Management (VRM) Software
nodes nodes during software Installation Guide
installation.
Configure the configure a Domain Name FusionCompute

DNS server Server (DNS) to convert V100R005C10
domain names to corresponding Configuration
IP addresses. Management
Guide
Cascade You can cascade multiple sites FusionCompute

multiple sites to manage them in a unified V100R005C10
manner. Configuration
Management
Guide
Configure the Configure the Network Time FusionCompute

time Protocol (NTP) clock source of V100R005C10
management the site. Configuration
Management
Guide
Configure Configure a Network Time FusionCompute

time Protocol (NTP) clock source to V100R005C10
synchronizatio synchronize clocks on all VMs Configuration
n and management nodes at a site Management
with the NTP clock source. Guide
Select a time You can select the time zone of FusionCompute

zone the system. V100R005C10
Configuration
Management
Guide
Configure the Configure the license file of the FusionCompute

license FusionCompute. V100R005C10
Configuration
Management
Guide
Configure the You can configure the FusionCompute

bandwidth bandwidth used by hibernated V100R005C10
used by VMs to prevent them from Configuration
hibernated occupying excessive system Management
VMs bandwidth and reducing the Guide
performance of running VMs.

FusionCompute
Configure the You can configure the interval FusionCompute

resource at which cluster resources are V100R005C10
scheduling scheduled. Configuration
interval Management
Guide
Interface View
Figure 3-31 Service Configuration

FusionCompute
Quick Start 4 Technical Support
4 Technical Support
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service. For any assistance, please contact our local office or company headquarters.
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FusionCompute
Quick Start 5 Feedback
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NOTE Calls attention to important information, best practices

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Obtaining More Information

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2 Logging In to the System

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2.1 Setting Internet Explorer Browser

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2.1 Setting Internet Explorer Browser

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3 Click Continue to this website (not recommended).

Figure 2-1 FusionCompute login page

Figure 2-2 FusionManager login page

Install the security certificate.

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2.2 Setting Mozilla Firefox Browser

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1 Open Mozilla Firefox.

2.3 Logging In to FusionCompute

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Table 2-1 Data required for performing this operation

IP address of the VRM Specifies the floating IP 192.168.40.3

Username/Password Specifies the username and In common mode, the

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Parameter Description Example Value

User type Specifies the type of the user Local user

Login type Specifies the login type. Local

1 Open Internet Explorer.

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Figure 2-3 FusionCompute login page

Figure 2-4 FusionManager login page

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3.1 Computing Pool

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3.1 Computing Pool

Query cluster You can query cluster Computing Pool FusionCompute

Configure You can configure cluster FusionCompute

Configure the You can configure the policy FusionCompute

Configure You can configure host FusionCompute

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Function Description Path Reference

Associate You can associate storage FusionCompute

Figure 3-1 Cluster Management

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Figure 3-2 Host Management

3.2 VM and Template

Function Description Path Reference