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I'm trying to create a DNS test that will check for a change in a record. I've created the test with the desired URL and created an alert if the mapping doesn't match x.x.x.x. No alert is ever generated.Is it possible to create an alert for when a DN...
We are running version 12.5 SU5Cups xmpp server was replaced with a new one about 2 weeks ago, issued from Digicert. It has the same root and issuing authorities as the previous one. We use Digicert for all CM certificates and have replaced many over...
We have an automatic VPN policy that uses trusted network detection to determine when to have Anyconnect engage a VPN connection. The client profile has Anyconnect try to communicate with a server on a specific secure port. The certificate on the ser...
Has anyone set up Cisco SDWAN with Riverbed Steelhead WAN Optimization appliances in virtual inpath mode? We currently use WCCP on our WAN routers to peer with the RBs. WCCP is not supported in the SDWAN code and PBR doesn't fully work either. I've b...
We currently use local pools on our ASA for Anyconnect client addressing. I'm doing some testing with using our internal DHCP servers to see how that would work.Following the documentation, I'm able to get an address assigned from our DHCP server. Ho...
The reset-config command only seems to be valid at the console and for nodes that are in standalone mode. Is there any other way to change DNS servers in a distributed deployment without 2 service restarts?
It's starts similar to onboarding a new router or doing a hardware refresh, you need to get the new router added to your controllers, get the router communicating with the controllers then push the new template. We typically push with a temp system I...
In the CLI feature template, there's an option to create a variable. Search option just above the CLI box. We use variables for several things in our CLI templates.
The key is in how you set the alert. Since there are 2 records returned for the lookup, the !mappings have to be on the same condition line, not on separate lines. Once I put the 2 entries on the same line, everything worked
Yes, alerts work fine. I've looked at those links you sent. In the tutorial, it says specifically in the video that it 'includes alerting on an incorrect DNS mapping' so this should be available.I assume mapping is the field to be used where you want...
