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VMware vCenter AppSpeed User's Guide
Application Is Not Visible in the AppSpeed User Interface
You cannot find the application in the AppSpeed user interface.
Problem
The application does not appear in the AppSpeed user interface.
Cause
The application is not being mapped or an AppSpeed probe is not running on the server on which the
application is installed.
Solution
1
In the AppSpeed menu bar, click Mapping.
2
In the page selection bar, click Unmapped.
3
On the Servers tab, search for the server that runs the service under the relevant protocol.
A low number of hits indicates that the service is not yet mapped. On the Transactions tab, you can see
the transactions that are not mapped to a service because of a low number of hits.
4
(Optional) If the server is not discovered, verify that an AppSpeed probe is running and connected to the
same vSwitch that the server uses for traffic handling.
AppSpeed Probe Deployment Shows In Progress But Deployment
Failed
The AppSpeed probe deployment status bar shows that the probe deployment is in progress, but the
deployment fails.
Problem
The AppSpeed deployment status bar continues to display
Cause
A storage problem, such as long latencies or outages, prevents communication with AppSpeed.
Solution
Select one of the following solutions.
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If the vSphere Client returns the
n
the probe.
Verify that the storage problems do not recur or select different storage and redeploy the probes
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What to do next
For detailed instructions about deleting and redeploying a probe, see
assistance with troubleshooting storage problems, contact your storage vendor.
A linked clone might remain visible in the inventory after you delete probes. It is removed when you start a
new deployment.
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In Progress
error, use the AppSpeed interface to delete
Unable to access file
when the deployment has failed.
"Delete Probes,"
on page 31. For more
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