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Cisco IWAN command issue - APIC-EM IWAN app HUB site failure

Beau Clark
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So I added a new site to my IWAN infrastructure using APIC-EM and my hub site turned RED.

 

I try and recover and it gives an error in APIC-EM that says:

 

"Unable to push CLI 'no class browsing sequence 30' to device ...."

 

I did a packet capture and found that it is running 3 commands on the router. It logs into the router, then it runs:

 

configure terminal

domain ONE
vrf default

master hub

which brings it to:

router(config-domain-vrf-mc)#

Here it runs 3 commands:

no class browsing sequence 30

no class software-updates sequence 50

disable

 

All 3 commands fail.

So, to fix it, I go into the router and add the commands

class browsing sequence 30

class software-updates sequence 50

 

And run "recover site" on the APIC-EM

packet captures shows the same 3 commands.

First 2 no commands are successful this time, but the disable command fails.

 

Same error message in apic-em "no class browsing sequence 30" failure.

 

Since the only command that appears to be failing is the disable command, I try and create an alias for disable, but I can not create an alias for "config-domain-vrf-mc" I was just going to create an alias for "exit" to get a successful command so it will stop complaining and move on.

 

So, my question...  Is there a way to create the alias I need, or is there a way to enable this "disable" command at this point in the configuration?

 

Thanks for taking the time.

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Beau Clark
Level 1
Level 1

My goodness, APIC-EM IWAN app is painfully stupid some times... 

 

Resolution for the error was to paste the following 9 commands into the router THOUSANDS of times and hit the recover button in APIC-EM. It went through and did a 'no' for each of the following 9 commands 2 times, and if it failed to 'no' out a line, it would fail the process. So it was not enough to just have the 9 lines, you had to have the 9 lines in there for both delete commands. So pasting it in so fast that it could not delete them resolved the issue. THEN after it deleted the 9 lines, it re-added each one with a bunch of configuration under each one and exited out successfully. Bringing the environment back to good. 

 

class email sequence 10
class software-updates sequence 50
class voice-and-video sequence 70
class browsing sequence 30
class inter-process-rpc sequence 60
class backup-and-storage sequence 90
class database sequence 40
class file-sharing sequence 100
class net-admin sequence 80
class business-and-productivity-tools sequence 20

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