‎03-17-2026 06:42 AM
Hi
Our EFA is reporting a config drift on some extreme switches at the snmp host config part.
When checking the drift, it's a snmp host which has been deleted on the switch.
On almost all switches, this could be solved by executing the EFA command to delete the snmp host.
But there are a few less switches where this isn't possible:
(efa:extreme)extreme@tpvm2-lss04m:~$ efa inventory device snmp host list --ip 10.99.99.74
+--------------+--------------+-----------+-----------------------------+-------------+-----------------+-----------------------+----------+----------+----------+-------------------+
| IP Address | Host IP | User | Community | Notify Type | Remote EngineID | Source Interface | Vrf | UDP port | Severity | AppState |
+--------------+--------------+-----------+-----------------------------+-------------+-----------------+-----------------------+----------+----------+----------+-------------------+
| 10.99.99.74 | 10.99.99.15 | efav3User | | traps | | management chassis-ip | mgmt-vrf | 162 | None | cfg-not-managed |
+--------------+--------------+-----------+-----------------------------+-------------+-----------------+-----------------------+----------+----------+----------+-------------------+
| 10.99.99.74 | 10.99.99.10 | | ***censored*** | traps | | management chassis-ip | mgmt-vrf | 162 | None | cfg-entry-deleted |
+--------------+--------------+-----------+-----------------------------+-------------+-----------------+-----------------------+----------+----------+----------+-------------------+
| 10.99.99.74 | 10.99.99.30 | | ***censored*** | traps | | management chassis-ip | mgmt-vrf | 162 | None | cfg-not-managed |
+--------------+--------------+-----------+-----------------------------+-------------+-----------------+-----------------------+----------+----------+----------+-------------------+
Snmp host details
--- Time Elapsed: 115.241145ms ---
(efa:extreme)extreme@tpvm2-lss04m:~$ efa inventory device snmp host delete --ip 10.99.99.74 --host-ip 10.99.99.10 --community '***censored***'
+--------------+--------------+--------+-----------------------------------------------------------------+
| IP Address | Host IP | Status | Reason |
+--------------+--------------+--------+-----------------------------------------------------------------+
| 10.99.99.74 | 10.99.99.10 | Failed | Snmp host 10.99.99.10 with community: |
| | | | ***censored*** get from DB failed on device |
| | | | 10.99.99.74. Error: Snmp Host for Device Id: 19 hostIP: |
| | | | 10.99.99.10 not found |
+--------------+--------------+--------+-----------------------------------------------------------------+
Snmp host details
--- Time Elapsed: 5.7476751s --- If i create a new entry for snmp host 10.99.99.10 from EFA to the switch, a second one is created which is "cfg-in-sync". And sending the snmp host delete command after ceration, the "cfg-in-sync" entry disappears, but never the one which has app-state "cfg-entry-deleted".
How can we get rid of this "cfg-entry-deleted" snmp host?
‎03-17-2026 11:01 AM
When the app state of an entity is marked as cfg-entry-deleted, it indicates that the configuration entry has been removed and will be reconciled as part of the Drift and Reconcile (DRC) process. Try to run the DRC with --reconcile option to fix this.
efa inventory drift-reconcile execute --ip=10.99.99.74 - this command will tell you the Drift in configuration
efa inventory drift-reconcile execute --ip=10.99.99.74 --reconcile - this command will make the changes.