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10-27-2021 06:07 AM
Hi team,
I would like to know if VSP can track a route and take decisions depends of its state by it self or using XIQ workflows.
For example track the reachibility of a host and if it fails take another route even the first used route works.
Regards
EF
I would like to know if VSP can track a route and take decisions depends of its state by it self or using XIQ workflows.
For example track the reachibility of a host and if it fails take another route even the first used route works.
Regards
EF
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10-29-2021 03:13 AM
If you want to track reachability of a host, this requires some continuous polling, which only makes sense if done on the switch itself.
If you do this from a workflow (external script), you'd have to have that workflow running continuously, either polling via SNMP or constantly doing some CLI command via SSH.
And if XIQ-SE was offline, rebooted, or unreachable the tracking would stop.
On VOSS you currently only have these features to play with:
If you do this from a workflow (external script), you'd have to have that workflow running continuously, either polling via SNMP or constantly doing some CLI command via SSH.
And if XIQ-SE was offline, rebooted, or unreachable the tracking would stop.
On VOSS you currently only have these features to play with:
- ACL filters with action forward-next-hop; if the next-hop ARP entry goes away the flow will then get routed by the IP routing table; but ARP entries don't go away quickly, can take up to 6 hours for an ARP entry to age out with default timers
- Link State Tracking: You can tie the state of a port to other ports. if the tracked port goes down (link down), the other tracking ports will go down as well
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10-29-2021 03:13 AM
If you want to track reachability of a host, this requires some continuous polling, which only makes sense if done on the switch itself.
If you do this from a workflow (external script), you'd have to have that workflow running continuously, either polling via SNMP or constantly doing some CLI command via SSH.
And if XIQ-SE was offline, rebooted, or unreachable the tracking would stop.
On VOSS you currently only have these features to play with:
If you do this from a workflow (external script), you'd have to have that workflow running continuously, either polling via SNMP or constantly doing some CLI command via SSH.
And if XIQ-SE was offline, rebooted, or unreachable the tracking would stop.
On VOSS you currently only have these features to play with:
- ACL filters with action forward-next-hop; if the next-hop ARP entry goes away the flow will then get routed by the IP routing table; but ARP entries don't go away quickly, can take up to 6 hours for an ARP entry to age out with default timers
- Link State Tracking: You can tie the state of a port to other ports. if the tracked port goes down (link down), the other tracking ports will go down as well
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10-28-2021 06:35 AM
Hi Ludovico,
it doesn´t matter , via XMC workflow, script builtin in VSP or CLI command if this is available , I would like the available option, prefer simpliest option.
Regards
EF
it doesn´t matter , via XMC workflow, script builtin in VSP or CLI command if this is available , I would like the available option, prefer simpliest option.
Regards
EF
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10-28-2021 02:58 AM
This would probably require Python scripting support on VOSS. Or do you think this should be possible without on switch scripting ?
