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LMS 4.2 configuration archive fails

ww9rivers
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I have a not-so newly installed LMS4.2 Linux appliance. Here is my configuration archive summary:


Config Archival Status

No. of Devices

Successful 7
Failed 1338
Partially Successful0

Total1345
Configuration Never Collected 1338

So I look up a device in the Device Center, here is its Reachability Status:

Ping
Success
HTTP
Failed
SNMPv1 Read
Success
SNMPv2c Read
Success
SNMPv1 Write
Failed
SNMPv2c Write
Failed
SSHv1
Failed
SSHv2
Success
Telnet
Failed

Which is no different from that of a device that failed. An example of the description of those failures would read like this:

SSH: Failed to establish SSH connection to 111.222.33.44 - Cause: Authentication failed on device 3 times. TELNET: Failed to establish TELNET connection to 111.222.33.44 - Cause:  Connection refused.   PRIMARY-STARTUP config Fetch Operation failed for TFTP.

Which seems to mean that SSH does not work, which is false as I manually connects to the device from the LMS host successfully. Network devices access is authenticated against ACS servers using TACACS+ so there should be no problem with credential discrepency here.

Any suggestions for how I could further troubleshoot this? Thanks in advance!

--

Wei

[EDIT] -- The devices that LMS did succeed in archiving their configs are all ACE modules -- not sure if that makes a difference.

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ww9rivers
Level 1
Level 1

It turns out that the failed "SNMPv2c Write" was the cause of the problem. Somehow, the SNMP R/W string that I believe that I have configured in my default credential set was not applied to the discovered devices.

Re-enter the SNMP write string into all devices in the DCR fixed it.

I didn't suspect the SNMP write failure because when I did a credentials checking succeeded on the failed devices, which turned out not to be real "successes". LMS simply did nothing when there is no credential configured and declairedit the check a success.

yes that is perfect solution...

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