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This page describes how to troubleshoot applications using the Cisco APIC integration. The Network Dashboard displays a network-layer view of the monitored application. Based on the runtime state of the application,
automatically fetches the faults and connection issues and displays them in the network dashboard:

Faults display at the tier level. The number of faults displayed indicates an aggregate of faults occurring at all EPGs within the tier. You can view the number of faults at a given point of time in the Network Dashboard.
A connection is the set of all traffic for an application that has the same Source IP, Destination IP, Destination Port, and Protocol. detects if there is an issue in the traffic flow and indicates the connection issue on the network dashboard.
You can initiate a diagnosis to determine the exact location of the connection issue within the network by cross-launching the connection in Cisco APIC Controller.
To include permission to cross-launch Cisco APIC Controller:
As an administrator, you can now customize the permissions for various roles to include permission to cross-launch a connection issue in the Cisco APIC Controller. See Set Custom Permission to Cross-Launch Cisco APIC Controller.
After collecting the connection issue information, you can cross-launch the connection in the Cisco APIC Controller.

Enter your Cisco APIC login credentials. After the initial entry, your credentials will be cached. The connection opens in the Cisco APIC Controller with the correct contracts (Visibility & Troubleshooting wizard) and the right set of endpoints.
If you are using the Cisco ACI Release 4.0, you need not enter the login credentials. The authentication happens automatically. You must enter the login credentials only if you are using a lower version of the Cisco ACI. |
Troubleshoot the issue in Cisco APIC.