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‎09-25-2018 11:36 AM
Hi,
I would create a scheduled job that ping a particular port and give me an alarm if the pc connected at this port do not respond
I would create a scheduled job that ping a particular port and give me an alarm if the pc connected at this port do not respond
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‎09-27-2018 06:02 PM
Hello Visconti,
if you want to protect you XMC licenses you can write a XMC script. Following setup:
Stephan
if you want to protect you XMC licenses you can write a XMC script. Following setup:
- Ping Device (IP). Does not have to be a switch configured in XMC!
- Parse the result of the ping
- If the ping fails create an syslog entry (you can use the little program "logger" available on XMC on Linux platforms.
- Set an alarm (with the XMC alarm manager)
Stephan
Regards
Stephan
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‎09-25-2018 01:07 PM
How about an EXOS TCL script scheduled, so the XMC would log in to the switch, perform ping or show fdb or anything else and by parsing the output ($CLI.OUT variable) you could see what's going on...?
From EXOS side you could play with UPM scripts and EMS-based event trigger so once a port is down (or else) you would take care.
Or you can do that without any need for proactive action - an edge switch should syslog its events, and with XMC alarms you can wait for appropriate event showing port X is down so the alarm goes up.
From EXOS side you could play with UPM scripts and EMS-based event trigger so once a port is down (or else) you would take care.
Or you can do that without any need for proactive action - an edge switch should syslog its events, and with XMC alarms you can wait for appropriate event showing port X is down so the alarm goes up.
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‎09-25-2018 01:07 PM
In the topic and in categories I didn't see EOS, sorry. With B5 I don't believe TCL type scripting is possible. 😞
I think David's option to add a device to XMC with "ping only" poll type sounds good but it consumes your license so it's not scalable.
I think David's option to add a device to XMC with "ping only" poll type sounds good but it consumes your license so it's not scalable.
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‎09-25-2018 01:07 PM
can you explane me how can I do this ?
It's very interessant but I am a beginner..
I must use CLI ?
It's very interessant but I am a beginner..
I must use CLI ?
