Hi Jonathan,

 

Out of curiosity, what is the version of code running on the Cisco CSS? And 
what version of Spectrum you are running in your shop?

 

Thanks.

 

Charles Zhu

KPMG LLP

 

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From: ROUSSEAUX Jonathan [mailto:[email protected]] 
Sent: Wednesday, February 11, 2009 7:56 AM
To: spectrum
Subject: RE: [spectrum] CSS and Event Condition

 

Hello,

 

It helped a lot.

 

This was a problem of syntax, perhaps the problem was only the lower case for 
the "v" because regexp({ v 5 }, { S \"State:down\" }) intead of regexp (  {V 
5}, {S \"down\"} ) is working.

 

Many thanks,

 

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From: Robinson, Peter A. [mailto:[email protected]] 
Sent: mercredi 11 février 2009 13:23
To: ROUSSEAUX Jonathan
Subject: RE: [spectrum] CSS and Event Condition

 

Jonathan,

 

Try something like this:  (we are run on Linux - not sure if that will affect 
this or not)

 

# determine if trap State: is "down" or "alive"

0x03cc0008 R {5,0} Aprisma.EventCondition, \

        "regexp({ v 5 }, { S \"State:alive\" })", "0xffff0000 -:-", \

        "regexp({ v 5 }, { S \"State:down\" })", "0xffff0001 -:-", \

        "regexp({ v 5 }, { S \"State:suspended\" })", "0xffff0002 -:-", \

        "default", "0xffff0003 -:-"

0xffff0000 E 50 A 3, 0xffff0000, U

0xffff0001 E 50 A 3, 0xffff0001, U

0xffff0002 E 50 A 1, 0xffff0002, U

 

This will alarm for any of the above conditions.  You could have 0xffff0000 
clear off 0xffff0001 by doing the following

0xffff0000 E 50 C 0xffff0001

 

Hope this helps you out!

Peter

 

From: ROUSSEAUX Jonathan [mailto:[email protected]] 
Sent: Wednesday, February 11, 2009 7:17 AM
To: spectrum
Subject: [spectrum] CSS and Event Condition

 

Hello,

 

I'm trying to have special alerts raised when a service goes down on a CSS.

 

I've alerts 0x03cc0008 that is raised when a service is alive, suspended or 
down.

 

The Event is:

 

"The service state changed to  for service . Trap received from T01CSS04_new of 
type CiscoCSS

 

apSvcTrapEventText = Service Transition - Service:VRRP-22/92 State:down"

 

The message format is:

 

"{d "%w- %d %m-, %Y - %T"} - The service state changed to {I 3} for service {I 
1}. Trap received from {m} of type {t}

 

apSvcTrapEventText = {S 5}

 

(event [{e}])"

 

 

Then I try to generate an event 0xffffffff when I've the word down in it.

 

For this I used an event condition with the following regular expression:

 

regexp (  {V 5}, {S \"down\"} )

 

But this doesn't seem to work.

 

 

 

Do I am missing something?

 

 

Thanks in advance,                   

 

 

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Jonathan Rousseaux
Operations Support - Network and System Management
Axa Tech NESD

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