11-30-2016 05:17 AM - edited 02-21-2020 05:58 AM
I have two ASA 5520 (soon to be replaced I hope) configured in failover. I want SNMP to check status of the interfaces so I get a notice if something goes bad. However, since a failover can be trigged and the standby unit takes over the active interfaces and IP addresses, a simple PING is not enough. The health checks must be run on a physical interface regardless of active status.
Any best practices on this?
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12-04-2016 03:39 PM
Hi Erik,
I have tackled this with the following two solutions;
1. Deploy SNMP monitoring on the downstream switch/switches that connect to your ASA's, as this will notify you of any physical interface outages etc.
2. Configure the SMTP settings, along with a defined event list within your ASA, to observe the syslog IDs committed when a failover is initiated. This will then send you/your team an email when a failover occurs.
12-04-2016 03:39 PM
Hi Erik,
I have tackled this with the following two solutions;
1. Deploy SNMP monitoring on the downstream switch/switches that connect to your ASA's, as this will notify you of any physical interface outages etc.
2. Configure the SMTP settings, along with a defined event list within your ASA, to observe the syslog IDs committed when a failover is initiated. This will then send you/your team an email when a failover occurs.
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