05-11-2013 05:16 AM
a very important NMS customization option is to decide which interfaces are important and which not for alerting...
How is this possible in PI?
I want to differentiate between important uplink ports and e.g. unimportant client ports - and as a consequence receive no emails for unimportant interfaces.
In LMS this was possible via Bluk jobs disabling monitoring for certain interfaces.
Is this possible in PI?
Thanks in advance!
BR.herwig
05-12-2013 01:20 PM
This is not currently available in current releases....
05-13-2013 05:20 AM
Thanks Rob for your prompt answer
I wonder how the "Port Group" Feature plays into the Alarming Part of PI.
What if I disable "Auto Monitoring" and create(design) port groups containing only important uplink ports...
Now if I receive a Interface down Trap from a Switch client port,
does PI still trigger an alert, despit I previously disabled "Auto Monitoring" in System Prefs?
Or in other words: Are Port Groups only used for performance monitoring or also used for alert notification?
12-17-2013 01:50 PM
Are there any updates for this? I dont want to have to go through all my switches and turn off snmp on interfaces.
PI 2.0
11-11-2015 04:27 AM
Any news on this. I'm running 3.0 right now and it really should be supported!
01-07-2014 12:34 PM
Having the same issue in PI 1.3. Monitoring an access switch and only wish to monitor the uplink port. Getting alarms everytime a pc gets turned off indicating that port is down on the device. Any updates?
Thanks.
01-07-2014 12:38 PM
I posted a thread similar for 2.0, but have not heard anything. The only way i know to get around this is to turn off SNMP on individual ports, but there's no way in hell i'm going through 200 switches manually.
I thought of creating a template, but i'd still have to do too much manual work that it wouldn't even be worth it.
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