Aether-3028 updating screenshots in Operations
Change-Id: I2f9cd147d42d161af5528860f512cd1f64155bed
diff --git a/operations/vcs.rst b/operations/vcs.rst
index e27fee4..801f39f 100644
--- a/operations/vcs.rst
+++ b/operations/vcs.rst
@@ -10,18 +10,19 @@
To define a VCS requires it to be associated with:
-* one or more **Application**
+* an Enterprise
+* a Site
+* one or more **Filter** (Application)
* one or more **DeviceGroup**
-* an **AccessPointList**
* a **UPF**
-* a **TrafficClass**
and must also be created with attributes like:
* **SD** (slice differentiator)
* **SST** (slice/service type)
-* **Uplink** (data rate in Mbps)
-* **Downlink** (data rate in Mbps)
+* **Default Behavior** (for Application Filtering)
+* **Uplink** (data rate in bps)
+* **Downlink** (data rate in bps)
Provisioning a new VCS
----------------------
@@ -37,25 +38,29 @@
To add a new VCS, click the **Add** button in the VCS List View.
- |VCS-LIST|
+|VCS-LIST|
In the resulting VCS edit page:
-#. enter a VCS ID (this must be unique across the whole system).
-#. enter a Display Name (optional).
-#. enter a Description (optional).
+#. Enter a VCS ID (this must be unique across the whole system).
+#. Enter a Display Name (optional).
+#. Enter a Description (optional).
+#. Choose an Enterprise (may already have been selected)
+#. Choose a Site
#. Choose a template
* this will copy over values from that template, which may be edited individually at this create stage
* they will not be editable afterwards.
-#. Choose an *Access Point List* from the drop down list.
+#. Accept the Default Behavior, SD and SST, and Uplink and Downlink values or change them.
#. Choose a *UPF* from the drop down list.
+ * UPFs will previously have been added to a pool - those remaining unused will appear for selection.
+
.. image:: images/aether-roc-gui-add-vcs.png
:width: 500
:alt: VCS Edit page adding a new VCS
-One or more Applications and or DeviceGroups can be associated with the VCS at this
+One or more Filters (Applications) and/or DeviceGroups can be associated with the VCS at this
stage or later, by clicking on the *+* icon.
When chosen, they appear as a list in the VCS edit page, and are automatically enabled/allowed:
@@ -72,24 +77,23 @@
-----------------------
When editing an existing VCS, it will not be possible to change:
-* the **id**
-* the **template** or any of the parameters beneath it
+* The **id**.
+* The **template** or the *SD* or *SST* parameters beneath it.
-Existing *Applications* or *DeviceGroups* can be removed by clicking the *trash can* icon next to it.
+Existing *Filters* or *DeviceGroups* can be removed by clicking the *trash can* icon next to it.
-Alternatively existing *Applications* or *DeviceGroups* can be *disabled/disallowed* by clicking the slider
+Alternatively existing *Filters* or *DeviceGroups* can be *disabled/disallowed* by clicking the slider
next to it. This will have the same effect as disabling it.
-If one of the *DeviceGroup*s or *Application*s, *Access Point List*, *Traffic Class* or *UPF*
-itself is modified, then the changes on the VCS will take effect whenever changes to those
-objects are committed.
+.. note:: The *DeviceGroup* or *Filter* and *UPF* here are *references*. If the underlying object is modified, then
+ the changes on the VCS will take effect whenever changes to those objects are committed.
Removing a VCS
--------------
Removing a VCS can be achieved by clicking the *trash can* icon next to the VCS in the
VCS List page
- |VCS-LIST|
+|VCS-LIST|
Monitoring a VCS
----------------
@@ -102,18 +106,11 @@
The *monitor* page itself shows:
-* A stacked bar graph of the Connectivity count of UEs over the last 15 minutes
-
- * This shows the count of UE in the 3 different states - Active, Inactive and Idle
-* A line graph of the Throughput, Latency and Jitter of the VCS over the last 15 minutes
-* The live Throughput, Latency and Jitter values
+* A link to the Monitoring page of each Device Group. See :ref:`monitor_device_group`.
* Information panels for each sub-object of the VCS
* Clicking on the down arrow expands each panel
-The DeviceGroup(s) associated with the VCS has itself a |monitor| button that allows
-monitoring of each DeviceGroup. See :ref:`monitor_device_group`.
-
.. image:: images/aether-roc-vcs-monitor.png
:width: 920
:alt: VCS Monitor View with Connectivity and Performance Charts