Monitoring Points

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m35

Photo of an m35 monitoring point.

The AppNeta m35 enterprise monitoring point is used for monitoring in small office environments. A full list of features can be found on the Monitoring Point Feature Comparison page.

m35 wireframe diagrams

Front view:

m35 wireframe - front view. From left to right: Console port, vertical LEDs (disk, heartbeat, power), two USB ports, Ethernet ports: E0 (primary network connection), E1 (secondary network connection), E2 and E3 (unused), E4 and E5 (primary Usage ports. E4 is inline downlink. E5 is out-of-band or inline uplink.).

Rear view:

m35 wireframe - rear view. On the bottom on either side are the WiFi antenna connections. To the right near the bottom are the power button and the power-in connections.

m35 port descriptions

The following table shows what each port on the monitoring point is used for. Maximum port speed is 1Gbps.

Port # Preconfigured? Port type Used for
E0 Yes Primary network connection port Connectivity to APM
Delivery monitoring
Experience monitoring
E1 Physical interface
can be added		 Secondary network connection port Connectivity to APM
Delivery monitoring
Experience monitoring
E2 — — Unused
E3 — — Unused
E4 Yes Primary Usage monitoring port
(Inline) - part of Bridge 0 (with Port E5)
Port E5/Port E4(1) (uplink/downlink)		 Usage monitoring
E5 Yes Primary Usage monitoring port
(Out-of-band)
or
Primary Usage monitoring port
(Inline) - part of Bridge 0 (with Port E4)
Port E5/Port E4(1) (uplink/downlink)		 Usage monitoring
WiFi Wireless interface
can be added		 Secondary network connection port Connectivity to APM
Delivery monitoring
Experience monitoring
Console Yes Console
(Speed = 115200
Data bits = 8
Stop bits = 1
Parity = None
Flow control = XON/XOFF)		  

Footnotes:
1. Fail-to-wire ports. They will continue to pass traffic, even during a power failure.

m35 LEDs

The following diagram shows what the LEDs on the monitoring point indicate.

LED Pattern Meaning
Power Green solid Monitoring point is powered on.
HDD Yellow flashing Data access activity.
Heartbeat Ready Green solid Monitoring point is not configured to connect to APM.
Ready Green heartbeat Monitoring point is connected to APM.
Ready Red flashing Monitoring point is configured but not connected to APM.
Busy Green flashing USB drive activity or firmware flashing in progress.
Busy Green rapid flash Network restart in progress.

m35 hardware specifications

Spec Sub-spec Value
Network connections
Wired 6 x 1 GigE
Wireless 1 x 802.11ac
2.4 GHz, 5 GHz
Wireless security WPA and WPA-2 Enterprise only
Console port Yes
Storage 2 hours stored locally in case monitoring point is disconnected from APM
Power
Power supply IEC power adapter
Power supply input 100 - 240VAC
50 - 60 Hz
Voltage 12V DC
Max current 5A
Max power 60W
Dimensions
Width 177 mm (6.97”)
Depth 146 mm (5.75”)
Height 44 mm (1.73”)(1 RU)
Weight 1.2 kg (2.6 lb)
Operating temperature 0°C - 40°C (32°F - 104°F)

m35 image and configuration files

File type File link
System image file System image
Configuration files Reset device
Wireless interface
Enable IPv6
DHCP interface
Static IP interface
Additional static IP addresses
VLAN interface
Reset password

m35 setup guide - PDF

A printable setup guide is also available: m35 Setup Guide


m50

Photo of an m50 monitoring point.

The AppNeta m50 enterprise monitoring point is used for monitoring in small office environments. A full list of features can be found on the Monitoring Point Feature Comparison page.

m50 wireframe diagrams

Front view:

m50 wireframe - front view. From left to right are: Ethernet port activity LEDs (ports 3, 2, 1, 0), inline Usage port activity, disk, heartbeat, and power.

Rear view:

m50 wireframe - rear view. On either side at the top are WiFi antenna connections. Below them from left to right are: reset button, power button, Ethernet ports: 0 (primary network connection), 1 (secondary network connection), 2 and 3 (primary Usage ports. 2 is out-of-band or inline uplink. 3 is inline downlink.), two USB ports, the console port, and the power-in connection.

m50 port descriptions

The following table shows what each port on the monitoring point is used for. Maximum port speed is 1Gbps.

Port # Preconfigured? Port type Used for
0 Yes Primary network connection port Connectivity to APM
Delivery monitoring
Experience monitoring
1 Physical interface
can be added		 Secondary network connection port Connectivity to APM
Delivery monitoring
Experience monitoring
2 Yes Primary Usage monitoring port
(Out-of-band)
or
Primary Usage monitoring port
(Inline) - part of Bridge 0 (with Port 3)
Port 2/Port 3(1) (uplink/downlink)		 Usage monitoring
3 Yes Primary Usage monitoring port
(Inline) - part of Bridge 0 (with Port 2)
Port 2/Port 3(1) (uplink/downlink)		 Usage monitoring
WiFi Wireless interface
can be added		 Secondary network connection port Connectivity to APM
Delivery monitoring
Experience monitoring
Console Yes Console
(Speed = 115200
Data bits = 8
Stop bits = 1
Parity = None
Flow control = XON/XOFF)		  

Footnotes:
1. Fail-to-wire ports. They will continue to pass traffic, even during a power failure.

m50 LEDs

The following diagram shows what the LEDs on the monitoring point indicate.

LED Pattern Meaning
Power Green solid Monitoring point is powered on.
HDD Green flashing Data access activity.
Heartbeat Ready Green solid Monitoring point is not configured to connect to APM.
Ready Green heartbeat Monitoring point is connected to APM.
Ready Red flashing Monitoring point is configured but not connected to APM.
Busy Green flashing USB drive activity or firmware flashing in progress.
Busy Green rapid flash Network restart in progress.

m50 hardware specifications

Spec Sub-spec Value
Network connections
Wired 4 x 1 GigE
Wireless 1 x 802.11ac/a/b/g/n
2.4 GHz, 5 GHz
Wireless security WPA and WPA-2 Enterprise only
Console port Yes
Storage 2 hours stored locally in case monitoring point is disconnected from APM
Power
Power supply IEC power adapter
Power supply input 100 - 240VAC
50 - 60 Hz
Voltage 12V DC
Max current 3.34A
Max power 40W
Dimensions
Width 220 mm (8.66”)
Depth 105 mm (4.13”)
Height 44 mm (1.73”)(1 RU)
Weight 1.3 kg (2.9 lb)
Operating temperature 0°C - 40°C (32°F - 104°F)
Storage temperature -20°C - 60°C (-4°F - 140°F)

m50 image and configuration files

File type File link
System image file System image
Configuration files Reset device
Wireless interface
Enable IPv6
DHCP interface
Static IP interface
Additional static IP addresses
VLAN interface
Reset password

Connecting the m50 - PDF

A printable setup guide is also available: Connecting the m50

Safety and Regulatory

Safety and Regulatory guides include:


m70

Photo of an m70 monitoring point.

The AppNeta m70 enterprise monitoring point is used for monitoring in small office environments. A full list of features can be found on the Monitoring Point Feature Comparison page.

m70 wireframe diagrams

Front view:

m70 wireframe - front view. On either side at the top are WiFi antenna connections. Below them from left to right are: dual vertical Ethernet port activity LEDs for each port: 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, 0. Then inline Usage port activity LED (primary), and disk LED. Below them are inline Usage port activity LED (secondary), heartbeat LED, and power LED.

Rear view:

m70 wireframe - rear view. On either side at the top are WiFi antenna connections. Below them from left to right are: reset button, power button, Ethernet ports: 0 (primary network connection), 1 (secondary network connection), 2 and 3 (primary Usage ports. 2 is out-of-band or inline uplink. 3 is inline downlink.), 4 and 5 (secondary Usage ports. 4 is out-of-band or inline uplink. 5 is inline downlink.), two USB ports, the console port, and the power-in connection.

m70 port descriptions

The following table shows what each port on the monitoring point is used for. Maximum port speed is 1Gbps.

Port # Preconfigured? Port type Used for
0 Yes Primary network connection port Connectivity to APM
Delivery monitoring
Experience monitoring
1 Physical interface
can be added		 Secondary network connection port Connectivity to APM
Delivery monitoring
Experience monitoring
2 Yes Primary Usage monitoring port
(Out-of-band)
or
Primary Usage monitoring port
(Inline) - part of Bridge 0 (with Port 3)
Port 2/Port 3(1) (uplink/downlink)		 Usage monitoring
3 Yes Primary Usage monitoring port
(Inline) - part of Bridge 0 (with Port 2)
Port 2/Port 3(1) (uplink/downlink)		 Usage monitoring
4 Secondary Usage interface
can be added		 Secondary Usage monitoring port
(Out-of-band)
or
Secondary Usage monitoring port
(Inline) - part of Bridge 1 (with Port 5)
Port 4/Port 5(1) (uplink/downlink)		 Usage monitoring
5 Secondary Usage interface
can be added		 Secondary Usage monitoring port
(Inline) - part of Bridge 1 (with Port 4)
Port 4/Port 5(1) (uplink/downlink)		 Usage monitoring
WiFi (x4) Wireless interface
can be added		 Secondary network connection port Connectivity to APM
Delivery monitoring
Experience monitoring
Console Yes Console
(Speed = 115200
Data bits = 8
Stop bits = 1
Parity = None
Flow control = XON/XOFF)		  

Footnotes:
1. Fail-to-wire ports. They will continue to pass traffic, even during a power failure.

m70 LEDs

The following diagram shows what the LEDs on the monitoring point indicate.

LED Pattern Meaning
Power Green solid Monitoring point is powered on.
HDD Green flashing Data access activity.
Heartbeat Ready Green solid Monitoring point is not configured to connect to APM.
Ready Green heartbeat Monitoring point is connected to APM.
Ready Red flashing Monitoring point is configured but not connected to APM.
Busy Green flashing USB drive activity or firmware flashing in progress.
Busy Green rapid flash Network restart in progress.

m70 hardware specifications

Spec Sub-spec Value
Network connections
Wired 6 x 1 GigE
Wireless 4 x 802.11ac/a/b/g/n
2.4 GHz, 5 GHz
Wireless security WPA and WPA-2 Enterprise only
Console port Yes
Storage 2 hours stored locally in case monitoring point is disconnected from APM
Power
Power supply IEC power adapter
Power supply input 100 - 240VAC
50 - 60 Hz
Voltage 12V DC
Max current 5A
Max power 60W
Dimensions
Width 220 mm (8.66”)
Depth 105 mm (4.13”)
Height 44 mm (1.73”)(1 RU)
Weight 1.3 kg (2.9 lb)
Operating temperature 0°C - 40°C (32°F - 104°F)
Storage temperature -20°C - 60°C (-4°F - 140°F)

m70 image and configuration files

File type File link
System image file System image
Configuration files Reset device
Wireless interface
Enable IPv6
DHCP interface
Static IP interface
Additional static IP addresses
VLAN interface
Reset password

Connecting the m70 - PDF

A printable setup guide is also available: Connecting the m70

Safety and Regulatory

Safety and Regulatory guides include:


r90

Photo of an r90 monitoring point.

The AppNeta r90 enterprise monitoring point is used for monitoring in large office environments. A full list of features can be found on the Monitoring Point Feature Comparison page.

r90 wireframe diagrams

Front view:

r90 wireframe - front view. From left to right are: reset button, vertical LEDS (inline Usage port activity (primary then secondary), power, heartbeat, and disk), console port above USB ports, then Ethernet ports: 0 (primary network connection), 1 and 2 (secondary Usage ports, 1 is out-of-band or inline uplink. 2 is inline downlink.), 3 (primary Usage port out-of-band - 10Gbps), 4 (secondary network connection - 10Gbps), 5 and 6 (primary Usage ports. 5 is out-of-band or inline uplink. 6 is inline downlink.).

Rear view:

r90 wireframe - rear view. The fan is in the middle. To the right are the power switch and the power-in connection.

r90 port descriptions

The following table shows what each port on the monitoring point is used for. Maximum port speed is 1Gbps except where specified.

Port # Preconfigured? Port type Used for
0 Yes Primary network connection port Connectivity to APM
Delivery monitoring
Experience monitoring
1 Secondary Usage interface
can be added		 Secondary Usage monitoring port
(Out-of-band)
or
Secondary Usage monitoring port
(Inline) - part of Bridge 0 (with Port 2)
Port 1/Port 2(3) (uplink/downlink)		 Usage monitoring(2)
2 Secondary Usage interface
can be added		 Secondary Usage monitoring port
(Inline) - part of Bridge 0 (with Port 1)
Port 1/Port 2(3) (uplink/downlink)		 Usage monitoring(2)
3 (10Gbps)(1) Yes Primary Usage monitoring port
(Out-of-band)		 Usage monitoring(2)
(Can be converted to
Delivery/Experience)
4 (10Gbps)(1) r90 10Gbps interface
can be added		 Secondary network connection port Connectivity to APM
Delivery monitoring
Experience monitoring
5 Yes Primary Usage monitoring port
(Out-of-band)
or
Primary Usage monitoring port
(Inline) - part of Bridge 1 (with port 6)
Port 5/Port 6(3) (uplink/downlink)		 Usage monitoring(2)
6 Yes Primary Usage monitoring port
(Inline) - part of Bridge 1 (with port 5)
Port 5/Port 6(3) (uplink/downlink)		 Usage monitoring(2)
Console Yes Console
(Speed = 115200
Data bits = 8
Stop bits = 1
Parity = None
Flow control = XON/XOFF)		  

Footnotes:
1. These SFP+ ports support a wide range of 10GBASE PHYs, both electrical and optical.
2. Only two of the Usage ports or port pairs should be in use at the same time.
3. Fail-to-wire ports. They will continue to pass traffic, even during a power failure.

Supported SFP/SFP+ modules

There are a number of SFP/SFP+ modules supported on ports 3 and 4.

Supported module types: 1000BASE-SR, 1000BASE-LR, 10GBASE-T, 10GBASE-SR, and 10GBASE-LR
Unsupported module types: 1000BASE-T

AppNeta has validated the following 10G modules:

  • Finisar FTLX1471D3BCL (10GBASE-LR)
  • Finisar FTLX8574D3BCL (10GBASE-SR)

r90 LEDs

The following diagram shows what the LEDs on the monitoring point indicate.

LED Pattern Meaning
Power Green solid Monitoring point is powered on.
HDD Green flashing Data access activity.
Heartbeat Ready Green solid Monitoring point is not configured to connect to APM.
Ready Green heartbeat Monitoring point is connected to APM.
Ready Red flashing Monitoring point is configured but not connected to APM.
Busy Green flashing USB drive activity or firmware flashing in progress.
Busy Green rapid flash Network restart in progress.

r90 hardware specifications

Spec Sub-spec Value
Network connections
Wired 5 x 1 GigE
2 x 10 GigE (SFP+)
Wireless No
Wireless security N/A
Console port Yes
Storage 2 hours stored locally in case monitoring point is disconnected from APM
Power
Power supply IEC internal power supply
Power supply input 100 - 240VAC
50 - 60 Hz
Max current 1A-0.4A
Max power 100W
Dimensions
Width 430 mm (16.93”)
Depth 305 mm (12.01”)
Height 44 mm (1.73”)(1 RU)
Weight 3.8 kg (8.4 lb)
Operating temperature 0°C - 40°C (32°F - 104°F)
Storage temperature -20°C - 60°C (-4°F - 140°F)

r90 image and configuration files

File type File link
System image file System image
Configuration files Reset device
Enable IPv6
DHCP interface
Static IP interface
Additional static IP addresses
VLAN interface
Reset password

Connecting the r90 - PDF

A printable setup guide is also available: Connecting the r90

Safety and Regulatory

Safety and Regulatory guides include:


r1000



Photo of an r1000 monitoring point.



The AppNeta r1000 enterprise monitoring point is used for monitoring in data center environments. A full list of features can be found on the Monitoring Point Feature Comparison page.

r1000 wireframe diagrams

Front view:

r1000 wireframe - front view. On the left is the faceplate latch. On the top right are status LEDs. From left to right they are heartbeat, disk, and power. On the top right behind the faceplate are the power and reset buttons.

Rear view:

r1000 wireframe - rear view. From left to right are: two power-in connections for dual redundant power supplies, an unused Ethernet port above two USB ports, a second set of USB ports, two more unused Ethernet ports, Ethernet port 0 (primary network connection - 10Gbps), Ethernet port 1 (primary Usage port out-of-band - 10Gbps), then two long horizontal slots for QSFP ports. The top slot is for Ethernet port 2 (secondary network connection - 10/40/100Gbps). The bottom slot is for Ethernet port 3 (secondary Usage port out-of-band - 10Gbps).

r1000 port descriptions

The following table shows what each port on the monitoring point is used for.

Port # Preconfigured? Port type Used for
0 (10Gbps) Yes Primary network connection port Connectivity to APM
Delivery monitoring
Experience monitoring
1 (10Gbps) Yes Primary Usage monitoring port
(Out-of-band)		 Usage monitoring
(Can be converted to
Delivery/Experience)
2 (QSFP)(1) Yes Secondary network connection port Connectivity to APM
Delivery monitoring
Experience monitoring
3 (QSFP)(1, 2) Yes Secondary Usage monitoring port
(Out-of-band)		 Usage monitoring
(Can be converted to
Delivery/Experience)
Console Yes Console
(Speed = 115200
Data bits = 8
Stop bits = 1
Parity = None
Flow control = XON/XOFF)		  

Footnotes:
1. These ports are QSFP slots and require a QSFP module.
2. Usage monitoring is only supported to 10Gbps.

40/100Gbps network support limitations

On 40Gbps and 100Gbps networks, there are a few points to be aware of:

  1. In order to achieve accurate capacity measurements, the MTU size is important. For 100Gbps networks, use a 9000-byte MTU. For 40Gbps networks, use a minimum 4000-byte MTU.
  2. On 100Gbps networks, the maximum “Total Capacity” we can detect is approximately 96Gbps (on a dual-ended path, approximately 85Gbps on a single-ended path) rather than 99.58Gbps (maximum capacity with 9000-byte MTU taking packet overhead into consideration), so the “Total Capacity” on Delivery monitoring performance charts will show a maximum of 96Gbps even if the network is capable of 99.58Gbps. For Diagnostics tests, the maximum “Total Capacity” measurement is approximately 50Gbps for both dual- and single-ended paths.
  3. On idle 100Gbps networks you may see average network utilizations of approximately 2Gbps. This shows as “Utilized Capacity (avg)” on Delivery monitoring performance charts. For networks with traffic this is not an issue and measurements are accurate.
  4. Using PathTest with TCP, the maximum load generated is 37Gbps.

Supported SFP/SFP+/SFP28/QSFP/QSFP28 modules

A wide range of SFP/SFP+/SFP28/QSFP/QSFP28 modules (both optical and electrical) are supported on ports 2 and 3.

AppNeta has validated the following 40G QSFP+ modules:

  • FluxLight (CISCO-OEM) QSFP-40G-SR4
  • Mellanox MMA1B00-B150D (40G SR4)

and the following 100G QSFP28 modules:

  • Arista QSFP-100G-CWDM4
  • Juniper JNP-QSFP-100G-SR4
  • Mellanox MMA1B00-C100D (100G SR4)
  • Mellanox MMA1L30-CM (100G CWDM4)

r1000 LEDs

The following diagram shows what the LEDs on the monitoring point indicate.

LED Pattern Meaning
Power Green solid Monitoring point is powered on.
HDD Yellow flashing Data access activity.
Heartbeat Ready Blue solid Monitoring point is not configured to connect to APM.
Ready Blue heartbeat Monitoring point is connected to APM.
Ready Red flashing Monitoring point is configured but not connected to APM.
Busy Blue flashing USB drive activity or firmware flashing in progress.
Busy Blue rapid flash Network restart in progress.

r1000 hardware specifications

Spec Sub-spec Value
Network connections
Wired 2 x 10 GigE (RJ45)
2 x up to 100 GigE (QSFP)
Wireless No
Wireless security N/A
Console port Yes
Storage 2 hours stored locally in case monitoring point is disconnected from APM
Power
Power supply Dual Hot Swap Power Supplies
Power supply input 100 - 240VAC
50 - 60 Hz
Max current 6.1A-2.6A
Max power 500W
Dimensions
Width 437 mm (17.2”)
Depth 650 mm (25.6”)
Height 43 mm (1.7”)(1 RU)
Weight 21.77 kg (48 lb)
Operating temperature 10°C - 35°C (50°F - 95°F)
Storage temperature -40°C - 60°C (-40°F - 140°F)

r1000 image and configuration files

File type File link
System image file System image
Configuration files Reset device
Enable IPv6
DHCP interface
Static IP interface
Additional static IP addresses
VLAN interface
Reset password

r1000 power supply replacement

The r1000 comes equipped with dual redundant hot-swap power supplies, allowing the system to continue operating when one power supply has failed or has been removed.

An LED at the back of the power supply module indicates the power supply status:

LED Color Power Supply status
Red Failed
Yellow System power is off
Green Normal operation

To replace a failed power supply:

  1. Unplug the power cord from the failed power supply module (a red LED indicates the failed module)
  2. Push the release tab on the back of the power supply then pull out the power supply (see diagram below).
  3. Push the replacement power supply module into the power bay until you hear a click.
  4. Reconnect the power cord to the new module.
  5. Verify that the new power supply is working properly. The green LED will be illuminated and the power supply fans will be rotating.


A rear view of the r1000 with the right-most power supply partially removed. A magnified view of the power supply shows the Release Tab on the bottom right.
Replacing a power supply module in the r1000

Connecting the r1000 - PDF

A printable setup guide is also available: Connecting the r1000

Safety and Regulatory

Safety and Regulatory guides include:


s35 (Software sequencer)

The AppNeta s35 software sequencer is used for Delivery monitoring. A full list of features can be found on the Monitoring Point Feature Comparison page.

On Windows machines, the s35 can be used at a maximum speed of 100 Mbps when the s35 is either a path source or a path target.

s35 specifications

Spec Sub-spec Value
AppNeta modules
Delivery ✓
PathPlus no support for PathTest
Video ✓*
Voice ✓*
Experience ✗
Usage ✗
Packet Capture ✗
Storage 2 hours stored locally in case disconnected from APM
Supported OS Windows
  • Windows 10 Professional
  • Windows 8 Professional 64-bit
  • Windows 7 Professional 64-bit
Mac OS
  • MacOS 10.14 (Mojave)
Linux Ubuntu 18.04 LTS, Debian 9
Virtual environments
Hypervisors
  • ESXi 5.5 or higher
Guest OS
  • 64-bit RHEL 7
  • Windows 2003 SP2
Hardware requirements Memory 512 MB
CPU 1.0 GHz
Disk space 10 MB

Voice/Video: The s35 doesn’t support voice or video testing when installed on a virtual machine.


v35 (KVM)

The AppNeta v35 (KVM) enterprise monitoring point is software that can be downloaded and run as a virtual machine on a KVM hypervisor. It is used for monitoring in small office environments. A full list of features can be found on the Monitoring Point Feature Comparison page.

v35 (KVM) port descriptions

The following table shows what each port on the monitoring point is used for.

Port # Preconfigured? Port type Used for
eth0 Yes Primary network connection port Connectivity to APM
Delivery monitoring
Experience monitoring
eth1 Yes Primary Usage monitoring port
(Out-of-band)		 Usage monitoring
eth2 Physical interface
can be added		 Secondary network connection port Connectivity to APM
Delivery monitoring
Experience monitoring
eth3 Physical interface
can be added		 Secondary network connection port Connectivity to APM
Delivery monitoring
Experience monitoring

Note that 10Gbps NICs are supported on eth0, eth2, and eth3. Only 1Gbps NICs are supported on eth1 - the Usage monitoring port.

v35 (KVM) guest requirements

Any virtual machine that comes up without the following minimum requirements will show up in APM as a v25, which is an unsupported monitoring point type that cannot be licensed.

Guest requirements v35 KVM
CPU 2 cores
RAM 4 GB
Storage 16 GB
File system ext4
Network interfaces 1 virtio_net interface
Host kernel drivers virtio_net
virtio scsi
virtio balloon
kvm-clock


v35 (VMware)

The AppNeta v35 (VMware) enterprise monitoring point is software that can be downloaded and run as a virtual machine on a VMware hypervisor. It is used for monitoring in small office environments. A full list of features can be found on the Monitoring Point Feature Comparison page.

v35 (VMware) port descriptions

The following table shows what each port on the monitoring point is used for.

Port # Preconfigured? Port type Used for
eth0 Yes Primary network connection port Connectivity to APM
Delivery monitoring
Experience monitoring
eth1 Yes Primary Usage monitoring port
(Out-of-band)		 Usage monitoring

1Gbps NICs are supported.

v35 (VMware) guest requirements

Any virtual machine that comes up without the following minimum requirements will show up in APM as a v25, which is an unsupported monitoring point type that cannot be licensed.

Guest requirements v35 VMware
CPU 2 cores
RAM 4 GB
Storage 16 GB
Network interfaces 1 vmxnet3 interface
Host kernel drivers vmxnet3

Monitoring is supported up to 1Gbps.