EWC Check WASSP / CAPWAP Tunnel Status ?
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‎09-20-2016 06:12 AM
Hi,
is there a way to check the CAPWAP Tunnel Status of all connected APs ?
Currently i do only know the AP Availability Report which show the tunnel status with green / brown color.
But i fear that if the AP looses the Tunnel for a short period of time or Tunnel is flapping - the report is to slow to show that. Also i need to know how long is the tunnel active! How many Tunnel up/downs are occuring.
It will be also interessting to see some counters regarding Tunnel status - like RX / TX Tunnel Probe packet (i hope they exists - i do not know exactly) or any other.
Any hints for me ?
is there a way to check the CAPWAP Tunnel Status of all connected APs ?
Currently i do only know the AP Availability Report which show the tunnel status with green / brown color.
But i fear that if the AP looses the Tunnel for a short period of time or Tunnel is flapping - the report is to slow to show that. Also i need to know how long is the tunnel active! How many Tunnel up/downs are occuring.
It will be also interessting to see some counters regarding Tunnel status - like RX / TX Tunnel Probe packet (i hope they exists - i do not know exactly) or any other.
Any hints for me ?
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‎09-20-2016 12:00 PM
I'm not sure about the CLI commands, but there is a Tunnel alarm OID apTunnelAlarm=1.3.6.1.4.1.4329.15.3.19.4
You can also probably create an alarm in netsight based on RU session manager syslog events, if you just want to see when a backup tunnel is activated e.g.
"RU Session Manager Wireless AP activated backup tunnel"
You can also probably create an alarm in netsight based on RU session manager syslog events, if you just want to see when a backup tunnel is activated e.g.
"RU Session Manager Wireless AP activated backup tunnel"
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‎09-20-2016 06:52 AM
Hi Pala,
is there no "debug" command to check and investigate tunnel issues (like on a firewall to check VPN tunnel status) ?
Regards
is there no "debug" command to check and investigate tunnel issues (like on a firewall to check VPN tunnel status) ?
Regards
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‎09-20-2016 06:22 AM
I expect snmp is the best way to check that. APs are reported as interfaces. Interface down means ap not connected. There should be also OID for the tunel duration
Regards
Zdeněk Pala
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‎09-20-2016 06:17 AM
Hi Ronald,
i am looking for a CLI Command because i think this is easier to check (for several APs) and the information is getting directer and faster than via a web-report.
Regards
i am looking for a CLI Command because i think this is easier to check (for several APs) and the information is getting directer and faster than via a web-report.
Regards
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‎09-20-2016 06:15 AM
The "active APs" report has the information for tunnel uptime.
I don't think that the other information is shown in a report.
I don't think that the other information is shown in a report.
