Current environment:
ISR4331 running 17.02.02
vManage running 20.1.2
We have two Internet connections in our ISR4331. One Internet connection is experiencing 60% loss as reported in vManage. The packet loss is causing problems with the end users. We would like to shutdown the interface temporarily until the Internet service can be fixed at which point we would enable the interface again.
Is there a quick way to shutdown the interface and leave it down?
The fastest way we found was to change it to CLI mode and shutdown the interface via the CLI.
The vManage "Reset an Interface" process described below doesn't really accomplish what we need.
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Reset an Interface
You can reset an interface on a device, issuing a shutdown command followed by a no shutdown command, in a single operation from the
vManage NMS, without having to modify the device's configuration.
To reset an interface:
1. In vManage NMS, select the Tools ► Operational Commands screen.
2. In the right pane, click the device.
3. Click the More Actions icon to the right of the row.
4. From the drop-down list of commands, select Interface Reset.
5. From the Interface Reset box, select the desired interface.
6. Click Reset.
CLI equivalent : request interface-reset
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Any ideas or have we missed something?
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