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Dedicated Monitoring Node not sending data to remote targets

We have ISE 2.4 Patch 13

 

I have a 6 node deployment;

 

Node0 = Pri-ADM; Sec-MON

Node1 = Pri-MON; Sec-ADM

The rest are policy nodes

 

My issue is that I log all the servers to a remote-target (Splunk) so I can monitor their vitals, but for some odd reason I do not receive anything from Node1. I get data from all of the other nodes, besides the MONITORING node.

 

Wondering if anyone else has also experienced this and/or has some insight or a fix I might be able to look into.

 

Thanks!

Jamie

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Hi jamie.leclair@canada.ca 

 at 

Administration > System > Logging > Remote Logging Targets

check if the LogCollector (your Pri MnT) is enabled.

then at 

Administration > System > Logging > Logging Categories

check if the LogCollector is configured at the Targets column.

 

Hope this helps !!!

 

 

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Hi jamie.leclair@canada.ca 

 at 

Administration > System > Logging > Remote Logging Targets

check if the LogCollector (your Pri MnT) is enabled.

then at 

Administration > System > Logging > Logging Categories

check if the LogCollector is configured at the Targets column.

 

Hope this helps !!!

 

 

Marcelo,

 

Thanks for your reply.

 

Yes the Primary is enabled, and the log collector is set on the targets. So unfortunately that cannot be it.

 

Also, my issue really isn't that data isn't making it to the pri-mon server; its that the pri-mon server isn't sending data to my remote syslog solution (Splunk). All of the other 5 servers show up just fine, but the pri-mon node doesn't appear to even attempt to send any data to Splunk.

 

Jamie

 

Marcelo,

 

Just wanted to thank you again for taking the time to give me something to look at.

 

I decided to run a tcpdump on the pri-monitoring node and then determined syslogs were in fact going out.. so I checked my log collector configuration within my Splunk solution and it appears I fat fingered the defining of that device.. so it was never showing up. So ultimately the underlying issue was a type-o outside of ISE.