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BE AWARE that this will completely reset your Carbonite installation. If Carbonite is the problem, the only thing I can think to do is this: Go to your " Path to your WoW folder\WTF\Account\ACCOUNT NAME\SavedVariables\" folder and either rename or delete the "a" and "" files that are there. If that is the case, please be sure to let the authors of both Carbonite and the other addon know that there is a conflict between the two addons. That addon should be the one causing the conflict. Once the problem reappears, disable the last group you enabled for the previous test, and begin enabling, and testing, them one at a time until the problem starts again. If the problem stops, then Carbonite is not the problem, and you should begin re-enabling your addons in small groups (one at a time if you only use a few), testing after each group, until the problem reappears.
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If the problem persists, then Carbonite is, indeed (for some odd reason), conflicting with your Blizzard world map. On either side in the panel, you can see the interfaces associated with the device above, along with the most recent polled data for traffic, errors & discards, utilization, and the maximum bandwidth.Try this: Disable all of your addons EXCEPT Carbonite. In the example below, the map shows a problem link and indicating a threshold has been met, while the inspector panel displays all data between each connection. Grab the handle and drag the Panel to the left. If the texts in the Inspector Panel are too close together or even cut off, consider expanding the Inspector Panel. Review the connections between the entities in the Inspector Panel on the right.Ĭlick a connection to display more details. Based on thresholds set in NPM, the connections change to yellow when the warning threshold is exceeded, or red for an exceeded critical threshold. By default, the metric pills highlight outbound traffic and utilization details on either side of the connection. Make sure that boxes for Topology: Layer 2 and Topology: Layer 3 are selected. To verify, go to the Node Details view, and click List Resources in the Management widget.
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In Orion Platform products, it is enabled by default. Requirements for displaying topology connections The width represents interface bandwidth, so that you can easily determine differences between a 1 GB link, 10 GB link, or 100 MB link across the map. To quickly identify if bandwidth is properly distributed across the environment, review the width of the topology connections. Topology connections show the network traffic between entities. To display the Connection Details page for a connection, double-click the connection on the map or an item in the inspector panel. See Thresholds for more details.Ĭlick an Application Dependency connection to display a list of the processes communicating between the two entities in the Inspector Panel. The colors highlight that latency or packet loss are breaching the warning (yellow) or critical (red) threshold. Pay attention to red or yellow connections on the map. Go to the Details view for an application. View Application Dependencies on Orion Maps If Connection Quality metrics aren't enabled, the relationship on the canvas is represented by a light blue line with no metric pill.Ĭlick Settings > All Settings, and then click Application Connection Settings in the Product-specific grouping.Įnsure that Connection Quality Polling is enabled. Connection Quality Polling enabled (recommended)Įnable Connection Quality Polling to see TCP latency, packet loss, and other details on Orion Maps.Requirements and recommendations for Application Dependency connections The information available on the map and in the Inspector Panel depends on the Application Connection Settings. If you see only the entity, there are no connections.Įxample: Inherited dependency on Orion Mapsįor example, if you select a virtual machine (VM), the VM ( 1) can have a relationship to its host ( 2), which can have a relationship to its cluster ( 3).Īpplication Dependency connections display applications or systems communicating with each other. The "seed entity" must have inherited or user-defined dependencies.Orion Platform dependencies are available on all Orion Maps.Requirements for displaying dependencies on Orion Maps Orion Platform dependencies are displayed as lines. It could be a user-defined dependency, or a dependency identified through its ancestry. Orion Maps display the following connection types, based on the seed entity:Ī dependency connection shows that a relationship exists between two entities. Orion Maps show you how entities are connected.Ĭlick a connection on the map to display more details in the Inspector Panel. This Orion Platform topic applies only to the following products: