BGP Neighbor Monitoring in Multi-VRF environment
The core DataSource “BGP-” uses the BGP4-MIB to discover and monitor BGP neighbors on a device. This MIB doesn’t account for VRFs or address families. Does anybody use some advanced DataSources to monitor BGP neighbor state information which considers different VRFs? My use case is: We have some routers with multiple VRFs with overlapping IP subnets (which is obviously the major point of having VRFs...). Hence we do have multiple neighbors with the same neighbor IP within different VRFs. The BGP- DataSource just discovers one neighbor per IP, although there are multiple. I’d like to have a separate instance for each neighbor.
Cisco Network Interface ARP information
Hi Community, wanted to check if anyone had already build something in this direction or to get some additional guidance on how to best realize this. Our company is currently in the process of implementing LogicMonitor to monitor our Network equipment - we already on-boarded all of our network devices and started to grant access to additional groups. We´ve been asked now if there is a way to showthe MAC and IP-address currently been connected to a switch port. Doesnt really matter where we would display that data but having them per switch would be the goal. The data doesnt need to be live a snapshot per day would be good enough.We are Cisco shop and unfortunately i havent figured out an easy way to do this. One challenge is that the IP information are not available on L2 Switches - granted we are able to pull in Port and MAC address information into LM, is there a way to identify the next Core/Distro (L3) Switch to pull the IP address information and add them to the existing information? This would probably require some advanced scripting running comands in the CLI while exporting and merging the results. Also for the pulling of information for the Interface and MAC address i am currently struggling. Is it easier to create a ConfigSource which would display differences and we would try to adjust the existing iOS config pulls to run with the required comands to show MAC and port or try to achieve via Datasource and SNMP. Eitherway it seems we would need to format the MAC output fromCisco to Windows format (dot to colon/dash notation). Anyone out there with similar challenges who might´ve figured it out maybe even partially? Every idea and input is appreciated.
Monitoring Intersight managed Cisco UCS (help)
We’ve been monitoring ourCisco UCSfabric interconnects and blade serversvia the traditional “Cisco UCS Monitoring” that targets UCSM (UCS Manager) directly. We’re in the process of movingtoCisco Intersight(which replacesUCS Central). TheIntersightmodules arelimited strictly to monitoringlicensing, advisory alerts, and HyperFlex Clusters. This is leaving me unclear as tohowwe could go about achieving parity visibility in to ournew Fabric Interconnects and blades since there is no UCS Manager API to target when using Intersight. Has anyone else successfully managed this yet (and if so what’s the trick)?Using CUCM CDR Data for Reviewing Call History
I’m new to LogicMonitor and am looking to see if there’s a way to get a table of call history. We have CUCM sending over the CDR data and it looks like some of it is being pulled in, but I don’t see where I could generate a table with who made a call, who received it, the call duration, and timestamp at minimum.
Meraki MX SD-WAN monitoring
For those who add their Meraki MX devices as LM Envision Resources, we’ve developed and are actively testing modules for: Security Appliance Performance (including Performance Score) Security Appliance Health (including HA status) Security Appliance Tunnels (including intuitively named instances, status, Tx/RX/Utilization,packet loss, latency, jitter, MOS,stats by WAN interface when load balancing…) We currently have a few customers testing these. However, if you would like to test and provide pre-release feedback please DM me or respond here, so I can follow-up with you. We’re very interested in testing on a wide variety of MX models and configurations (HA, non-HA, hub/spoke/mesh, 3rd party VPN, Z-series VPNs…) Thanks.checl cisco devices for error disabled ports
Hi everyone, I'mworking on getting my Cisco switches monitored and found that I cannot see, at least by default, to logic monitor to alert me when a port is on "error disabled" mode. I found this KB but I'm not sure how to actually create the event that it mentions, may I ask the community for some help? This is the KB I found:https://www.logicmonitor.com/support/monitoring/networking-firewalls/cisco-port-errdisabled/ Thanks!Making a Backup for Cisco ISE in LogicMonitor
I am trying to setup a ConfigSource in LogicMonitor for Cisco ISE backups. We want the backup to only pull when a change is made in ISE. The out-of-the-box Cisco_IOS and Cisco_NXOS ConfigSources don't seem to work for ISE. So I tried to make a ConfigSource from the LM pagehttps://www.logicmonitor.com/support/logicmodules/articles/creating-a-configsourcebut I haven't been able to get it to work properly. I made a copy ofCisco_IOS so I could have the Config Checks and removed the scripts. I have the following: AppliesTo: ( ( startsWith( system.sysinfo, "Cisco Identity Services Engine" ) ) ) && ( (ssh.user && ssh.pass ) || (config.user && config.pass) ) Parameters: import com.santaba.agent.groovyapi.expect.Expect host = hostProps.get("system.hostname"); user = hostProps.get("config.user"); pass = hostProps.get("config.pass"); cli=Expect.open(host, user, pass); cli.expect("#"); cli.send("terminal length 0\n"); cli.expect("#"); cli.send("show running-config all\n"); cli.expect(/Current configuration.*\n/); cli.send("exit\n"); cli.expect("#exit"); config=cli.before(); config = config.replaceAll(/ntp clock-period \d+/,"ntp clock-period "); cli.expectClose(); println config; Test comes back with the error: The script failed, elapsed time: 60 seconds - End of stream reached, no match found java.io.IOException: End of stream reached, no match found Does anyone have any ideas?Cisco Port Channel Monitoring
Hi all I am hoping that someone has come against this requirement. While I can monitor port channels, I would like to monitor the port channel interfaces but not as interfaces, as the channel group that they are. So ideally that if one of the interfaces in the port channel is down that we can alert on its degraded state. As an interface, the port channel remains up and happy so doesn't cater for individual failures. I have been hunting for a suitable MIB for this but getting varied results between Cisco devices. Any help on this topic is appreciated. David