This just came up in my environment. I just received the list of Context's from the Network staff, so I'll be looking to do exactly this very soon.
Thanks for posting. -Rob On 12/6/2011 3:39 AM, De Munter, Erwin wrote: > > Hi. > > Maybe there is a better way. But this is my approach for ACE, and > also for other clustered, virtual environments > > I discover both load balancers on their managenet phy address. Then I > create pingables for all virtual addresses, instances, an put them in > a nice picture > > I import all relevant mibs via Event configuration (combine mix tools > with CLI event files) to have them in, and can manage them easily in > my /custom/Events eventdisp and alertmap files. > > Then SNMP traps send by the virtual addresses are also mapped on > pingable models. > > The DUPLICATE MAC WITH DIFFERENT IP DETECTED alarm is disabled in > general at event level (other option is to add them to your alarm > filters) > > To verify duplicate mac issues, I have a policy to get them listed in > a global collection. > > Regards Erwin > > *From:*GATTY Markus [mailto:[email protected]] > *Sent:* maandag 5 december 2011 15:57 > *To:* spectrum > *Subject:* [spectrum] Model a Cisco ACE > > Hi list, > > does anybody has experience in modelling a CISCO ACE (load balancer) > and all of its contexts. The problem is that the Cisco Ace is using > some kind of virtualisation. That means an Ace has its own admin > context and a context for each load balancing environment. Each of > these contexts has its own ip address. > > So I'm able to model the admin context and each of the load balancing > contexts - but Spectrum has no association between them. So during > modelling the different contexts spectrum raises an "DUPLICATE MAC > WITH DIFFERENT IP DETECTED" alarm on all contexts on the same box. And > if the box will fail, there would be several "DEVICE HAS STOPPED > RESPONDING TO POLLS" alarms. > > But for modelling the whole environment it is necessary to model all > the contexts because each of the contexts has its own interfaces. > > The environment has a similar behaviour like a VMWare ESX Server and > its virtual hosts! > > --- To unsubscribe from spectrum, send email to [email protected] with the body: unsubscribe spectrum [email protected]
