The problem I'm trying to solve is how to model a device which has multiple
interfaces, each with an IP address, where the device is not manageable/managed
via SNMP. In this case, the device is a firewall, each of whose interfaces are
pingable.
For example:
FWA FWB VRRP
Inside 192.168.42.12 192.168.43.13 192.168.42.14
Outside 192.168.42.28 192.168.42.29 192.168.42.30
Mgmt 192.168.41.181 192.168.41.185
One possibility I've tried is to model each of these as an independent IP
(pingable) device, resulting in 8 separate devices which is unwieldy. It also
introduces the complication of a Fanout repeater segment to connect the VRRP
and FWA IPs to the router/switch. One glitch here is that it doesn't look like
there's a way - even with naming the particular Fanouts so I can distinguish
them and include them in a Global Collection search - to get them to show up in
a GC.
Ideally, I'd like to model this as some sort of device or container which had
the multiple IP addresses defined within it and be able to get alarms if any of
the IP addresses went unreachable. Anyone have any great ideas?
Thanks,
Al
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Almon (Al) Sorrell
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