LMS 3.0 Important

[ahmed_saleh]

1-I have remote sites and main branch connection between remote sites to main branch is MPLS

2-Connection between main branch to remote sites over 2 ISP

My question

I need real time monitor with out enable GRE tunnel between main branch to remote site

If the router down in remote site from any ISP I need the router will be reed

I need this action in topology map

I don't need this action by mail or by syslog

[Joe Clarke]

Given devices A and B, for Campus Manager to show a link between these two devices, show cdp neighbor on A must show B, and show cdp neighbor on B must show A. If that is not happening, you either need to fix it, or you will not see a link between these devices. Typically, MPLS clouds cannot have links on the topology map.

[ahmed_saleh]

Yes I show the link between 2 core switches its ok in topology but I can't see the remote site links in topology how I can fix it

Yes I can't show main branch from remote site when I write command show CDP

And I know CDP can get direct connected device but here I have the MPLS is direct connected what is the solution now to resolve this problem to get drown links in topology map

Joe Cisco designed Cisco works to work over LAN or what. Cisco works can't get links over wan how is this. Tell know you didn't tell me what I do I am from Cisco partner (MIS) and I am install Cisco works for customer tell me what I do to do if Cisco works cant get links tell me to told the customer or resolve this point or tell me solution to get links drown in topology map

[Joe Clarke]

You can use the SNMP Walk tool under Device Center > Tools > SNMP Walk to do this. Just specify the starting OID as ifSpeed then ifDescr.

[ahmed_saleh]

What did you mean about? Just specify the starting OID as ifSpeed then ifDescr I need more clarify

[Joe Clarke]

For the first walk, specify ifDescr as the starting OID. For the second walk, specify ifSpeed as the starting OID.

[ahmed_saleh]

Joe

I need steps and example I don't under stand tell know

What did you mean about? (Specify ifDescr as the starting OID) and where I write it

What did you mean about? (Specify ifSpeed as the starting OID) and where I write it

Give me an example and tell me the steps

[Joe Clarke]

Go to Device Center > Tools > SNMP Walk. Assuming you've picked the device you're interested in from the Device Selector, all you need to enter is the starting OID. So type ifDescr in the text field labeled Starting OID. then click the OK button. Repeat the process, but next time specify ifSpeed as the starting OID.

[ahmed_saleh]

Yes I show the link between 2 core switches its ok in topology but I can't see the remote site links in topology how I can fix it

Yes I can't show main branch from remote site when I write command show CDP

And I know CDP can get direct connected device but here I have the MPLS is direct connected what is the solution now to resolve this problem to get drown links in topology map

Joe Cisco designed Cisco works to work over LAN or what. Cisco works can't get links over wan how is this. Tell know you didn't tell me what I do I am from Cisco partner (MIS) and I am install Cisco works for customer tell me what I do to do if Cisco works cant get links tell me to told the customer or resolve this point or tell me solution to get links drown in topology map

[ahmed_saleh]

If I have problem with Cisco 2811 did you mean I writ this OID 1.3.6.1.4.1.9.1.576 or what did you mean about OID

[Martin Ermel]

Campus Manager needs CDP to visualize the Topology. And it needs that in a way, that each device on both ends of a link can see its neighbor device on the other end of the link trough CDP. If that is not possible Campus Manager cannot determine how the layer 2 connection is done.

This is a fact and works as designed.

If CDP information goes through your MPLS than there will be a link drawn on the map - if not, then no connection can be seen in topology.

LMS means LAN Management Solution - and MPLS is not a typical LAN protocol (even more and more enterprises are using it in LANs).

So, just tell the customer if the devices on both sides of a link can see each other through CDP, there will be a link - if not, then there will be no link (and NO workaround...)

For the snmpwalk it is as Joe said:

type this string: ifDescr

in the text field that is labeled: Starting OID

then click: the OK button.

Repeat the process, but next time specify

the string: ifSpeed

in the text field that is labeled: Starting OID

and here are a few links to documents you should read to get some base knowledge:

Network Management Basics

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/internetworking/technology/handbook/NM-Basics.html

SNMP Overview

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/internetworking/technology/handbook/SNMP.html

look up specific SNMP information:

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/tech/tk648/tk362/tk605/tsd_technology_support_sub-protocol_home.html

As a good starting point on LMS there are some tutorials for LMS 2.6. I know they are outdated but the concepts are still valid in most cases....

DFM Tutorial

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/sw/cscowork/ps2421/prod_presentation_list.html

Campus Manager Tutorial

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/sw/cscowork/ps563/prod_presentation_list.html

RME Tutorial

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/sw/cscowork/ps2073/prod_presentation_list.html

Common Services

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/sw/cscowork/ps3996/prod_presentation_list.html

CiscoView Tutorial

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/sw/cscowork/ps4565/prod_presentation_list.html

IPM Tutorial

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/sw/cscowork/ps1008/prod_presentation_list.html

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