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05-23-2013 02:12 AM
Hello Joseph,
I reviewed your answer to a previous where you stated 'What you could do is use an IOS box as a proxy. That is, send a trap using EEM from your NX-OS box, then have IOS do the telnet to the other NX-OS box to perform the necessary commands.'
Can you let me know how the above is achieved?
Cheers
Carlton
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05-23-2013 08:42 AM
You can have an EEM applet on NX-OS use the "action snmp-trap" command to send the trap to an IOS device registered as a trap receiver. On the IOS device, you can have an EEM policy registered with the snmp-notification event detector that reacts to the trap, then uses either a raw TCP socket or wraps the IOS telnet/SSH CLI command to communicate with the NX-OS device to perform the necessary actions.

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05-23-2013 08:42 AM
You can have an EEM applet on NX-OS use the "action snmp-trap" command to send the trap to an IOS device registered as a trap receiver. On the IOS device, you can have an EEM policy registered with the snmp-notification event detector that reacts to the trap, then uses either a raw TCP socket or wraps the IOS telnet/SSH CLI command to communicate with the NX-OS device to perform the necessary actions.
