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EEM based on the remote router

csco11579831
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hello,

I'm new in EEM, I am doing a simulation betwen two routers,

I can trigger the event locally for exemple : event syslog pattern ".*LINEPROTO-5-UPDOWN*.*down"

is that it is possible to trigger depending on the interface of the remote router?

example,

I want when the interface that is connected to the other router, once it passes down, I act on the local router (because suppose I have to change my routing table based on a remote interface and I have no visibility on the remote router,

Thank you to you!

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Joe Clarke
Cisco Employee
Cisco Employee

Look at my first post at https://supportforums.cisco.com/message/3713232#3713232 .  This shows you how you can send an SNMP trap from one device to another to cause a remote EEM policy to fire.  So, when the interface goes down on your remote router, have it send a trap to your desired router, then have another EEM policy take the required actions.

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Joe Clarke
Cisco Employee
Cisco Employee

Look at my first post at https://supportforums.cisco.com/message/3713232#3713232 .  This shows you how you can send an SNMP trap from one device to another to cause a remote EEM policy to fire.  So, when the interface goes down on your remote router, have it send a trap to your desired router, then have another EEM policy take the required actions.