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02-02-2016 11:41 PM - edited 02-02-2016 11:42 PM
02-02-2016 11:41 PM - edited 02-02-2016 11:42 PM
Failed IRF stack: no snmp trap
Hi,
I enabled SNMP Traps for all my devices.
dis snmp-agent trap-list arp trap enable bfd trap enable bgp trap enable configuration trap enable default-route trap enable flash trap enable ospf trap enable pim trap enable standard trap enable stp trap enable system trap enable vrrp trap enable Enable traps: 12; Disable traps: 0
Recently one power supply of an IRF stack full of A5500-EI devices failed. The switch stack with the rest of the members and uplink ports on other switches ran without any problems. I wasn´t notified by IMC. For that stack IMC showed some 0.01% discarded packets on some ports, that´s it. Nothing special.
No sign that a whole switch was dead, nor IRF had a problem, nor a failed power supply, nothing. I was informed by customers that they had problems...
So, what can I do to let IMC check the complete IRF stack including its members?
Regards
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02-15-2016 02:59 AM
02-15-2016 02:59 AM
Re: Failed IRF stack: no snmp trap
If you go into the Alarm Notification section, you can create an alarm for the trap names of "Topology type of stack change" and "Link status of stack port change". This will let you know when the stack formation type changes. Also, if you do a similar alarm for the boards, you will see when a switch is removed from a stack.