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CSCwn81217 - FXOS fault F1000413 ,need to clear the alert.

JMcNichol
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What is going on with Cisco as of late? This would now be the 3rd bug our FTDs have hit in the last 6 months. FMC/FTD is great but ASA/ADSM never has this issue.

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meetadamgary
Level 1
Level 1

Immediate FTD Solutions:

1. Rollback to stable versions (6.6.5.2 or 7.0.5)
2. Stay 1-2 versions behind the current release
3. Use Cisco's Bug Search Tool before any upgrade
4. Document all bugs and push TAC for fixes

Long-term:
Consider ASA for the core firewall
Use FTD only for advanced services
Evaluate alternative platforms (Palo Alto/Fortinet)

Root Cause: FTD has more frequent updates and complex features than stable ASA/ASDM.Quick Fix: Downgrade to the last known stable version and freeze updates.

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t1na
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One of our 1010-FTDs came up with this issue. Copy-Pasting the error code led me here. 
Any updates to the "bug"?

 

  - @t1na   For updates, current status,   and others concerning any bug , your primary contact is Cisco's TAC

   M.



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Reiner Maria Rilke (1899)

I have this issue as well.  Opened a TAC case where they directed me to these two less than helpful bugs.

https://bst.cloudapps.cisco.com/bugsearch/bug/CSCwp87708

https://bst.cloudapps.cisco.com/bugsearch/bug/CSCwn81217

Cisco says this is just a "cosmetic error" with no further description on when or if a fix will be introduced.  I didn't have this issue till after I upgraded to 7.6.2.1 which was just recently released last week.  I am running 1140 FTD's in an HA pair and only one is displaying this health alert.

I guess for now, I'm just going to exclude it from my monitoring.

meetadamgary
Level 1
Level 1

Immediate FTD Solutions:

1. Rollback to stable versions (6.6.5.2 or 7.0.5)
2. Stay 1-2 versions behind the current release
3. Use Cisco's Bug Search Tool before any upgrade
4. Document all bugs and push TAC for fixes

Long-term:
Consider ASA for the core firewall
Use FTD only for advanced services
Evaluate alternative platforms (Palo Alto/Fortinet)

Root Cause: FTD has more frequent updates and complex features than stable ASA/ASDM.Quick Fix: Downgrade to the last known stable version and freeze updates.

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