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ww9rivers
in Other Wireless - Mobility Subjects
in Other Wireless - Mobility Subjects
09-06-2017
08:10 AM
09-06-2017
08:10 AM
Looking at the MSE REST API's "Notification Event APIs". The documentation states: The Notification Event APIs allows an application to register for Push Notifications from the MSE. But the it fails to clarify how the "Push Notifications" are sent -- I assume that with HTTP/HTTPS, that means "POST"? Also, is there a way to insert HTTP header in such push notification? The purpose is to authenticate the MSE to the receiving end -- as we are not supposed to bindly accept notification events pushed to us. Thank you for your insights and have a nice day.
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ww9rivers
in Other Network Architecture Subjects
in Other Network Architecture Subjects
09-01-2017
09:26 AM
09-01-2017
09:26 AM
I take my earlier response back. /api/contextaware/v1/location/clients/<username>
/api/contextaware/v1/location/clients/<macaddress> Both of those actually work. Not sure what happened in my earlier tests exactly, altough I only tried my own username -- I should have tried more than that, probably -- Also, my record today has the machine's hostname in the "userName" field. Maybe that's what threw me off. Thank you for the support! By the way, I also did find some sample Python code in Github.
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ww9rivers
in Other Network Architecture Subjects
in Other Network Architecture Subjects
09-01-2017
07:48 AM
09-01-2017
07:48 AM
I've done that also: 2017-09-01 10:46:31 ERROR 404: Not Found. I have tried many combinations of things. Basically, if I do anything like "/?key=value" (as you normally see in a HTTP GET URL with parameters), I get the entire dump. If I don't use the "?" sign, I get 404.
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Created by
ww9rivers
in Other Network Architecture Subjects
in Other Network Architecture Subjects
09-01-2017
06:15 AM
09-01-2017
06:15 AM
I've tried that. It gives me a dump of all client location objects.
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Created by
ww9rivers
in Other Network Architecture Subjects
in Other Network Architecture Subjects
08-31-2017
01:49 PM
08-31-2017
01:49 PM
I am testing MSE (version 8.0.130.0) REST API for client tracking. I can get JSON objects back with "/api/contextaware/v1/location/clients", but have not found out how to track a single client at a time. The documentation says that it is doable but never says how. I have copy-and-pasted the entirety of the API documentation below. Does anyone have any insights? I've seen my own username in the bulk return. I've tried different ways to specify my username in the API call but all either failed with 404, or I just get the giant list. Big thanks in advance! ---- locationclients The location clients object returns the current location of the wireless client for the specified device ID. The ID can be MAC address, IP address, or Username. HTTP Method GET Accepts application/json application/xml Parameters id—Mac address, IP Address, or Username of the wireless client. Zones—Contains zone information for the selected location, Response Types XML and Json Return Codes 200—Successful response 404—If there is no wireless client for the specified ID.No image with the specified imagename 500—Server Error
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02-25-2017
08:32 PM
This may depends on the hardware version of your ASA 5505. I have seen one user review specifically said v.08 worked. Myself has got a v06 that behaves the same way as bulletprooftech reported when I put in a 1GB DIMM module.
It's an old thread. But hope this helps some one.
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Created by
ww9rivers
in Automation and Analytics
in Automation and Analytics
02-23-2016
11:16 AM
02-23-2016
11:16 AM
Hi, all, I have a similar issue with Prime 2.2.3's REST API like these two cases: https://communities.cisco.com/thread/63660 https://communities.cisco.com/thread/61982 However, the 401 (Not authorized) only occurs when I run my Python script, which uses Python's request module. My debug log shows the API it tried to access is: https:// < prime-server>/webacs/api/v1/data/Devices.json, params={'.full': 'true'}, verify=False When I test the REST API point using Firefox's RESTClient, it worked fine: Request: URL: https://<prime-server>/webacs/api/v1/data/Devices.json?.full=true Response headers:
Status Code : 200 OK
Cache-Control : private
Content-Range : instances 0-99/1428
Content-Type : application/json
Date : Tue, 23 Feb 2016 18:43:23 GMT
Expires : Wed, 31 Dec 1969 19:00:00 EST
Server : Apache-Coyote/1.1
Transfer-Encoding : chunked
X-NBI-TIME : 89
My Python script has been run as a daily cron job, collecting information from two Prime servers. The script has worked fine on both Prime servers until 2/19, when one of the two server started to respond with 401. Thanks in advance for any insights. [Update] -- It seems that I cannot reply to this post in any way, so I'll try updating it. It turned out that I had two issues: a 401 error, which was resolved by restarting the Prime service. Then, there was a 503 error after 5 requests / responses, which led me back to look at post 63660 again: I thought my code was not sending "Connection: keep-alive", but a little more debugg log from Python's HTTP mode revealed that something did that on my behalf. So I added a line in my code to explicitly send the "Connection: close" header as post 63660 suggested: That did the trick for me. As for Prime itself: My networking guys told me that no change had been made. I suspect that some OS patching on the box may have changed the underlying Python library to add in that "Connection: keep-alive" header. Message was edited by: ww9rivers
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05-05-2015
07:57 AM
The answer from TAC: There is no way (as of PI 2.2.0) to show the FTP user configured -- and there may only be one FTP user configured. If you configure a new FTP user, the existing one is overwritten.
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05-01-2015
09:32 AM
In Prime Infrastructure, FTP users may be setup on the command line with the "ncs password ftpuser ..." command. How do you show what users are configured?
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04-22-2015
07:38 AM
That does seem to be a change between PI 2.1 and 2.2. You basically have to combine those CSV files to re-create a full report.
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Created by
ww9rivers
in Network Management
in Network Management
01-15-2014
02:10 PM
01-15-2014
02:10 PM
When using a baseline compliance template to check and deploy a standard ACL, I encountered what seems to be a bug: I configured a template with these commands: +ip access-list standard 21 +; Hosts allowed access + permit host 10.20.30.40 + permit host 40.30.20.10 + deny any log When I do compliance check and deployment, the last line is dropped by LMS. In fact, when I look into the job's "Work Order", the commands are: ip access-list standard 21 ; Hosts allowed access permit host 10.20.30.40 permit host 40.30.20.10 After the job run, "show running-config" shows the access list matching the "Work Order" (without the "deny any log" command.) Is this a bug?
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ww9rivers
in Network Management
in Network Management
01-29-2013
07:42 AM
01-29-2013
07:42 AM
I got an email from DavidZC12 < supportforums-donotreply@supportforums.cisco.com > regarding this thread. But following the link in the mail ( View the full discussion) led me to a "Not Found" page. Anyway, here is my response followed by the contents of the email: Cisco renamed those port numbers: $ grep cscoapch /etc/services cscoapch 1741/tcp # CSCO NM HTTP for Apache cscoapch_ssl 443/tcp # CSCO NM HTTPS for Apache So it looks like your LMS server is listening on both those ports. To troubleshoot further, I think it should be able to tcpdump incoming requests on either of those ports. Re: Prime LMS 4.2 no http/https access after installation created by DavidZC12 in Network Management - View the full discussion I'm having the same exact issue on a new install, but the different browser did not resolve the issue for me. Any other ideas? I tried disabling the SSL, to which it already said it was disabled it, so I re-enabled it. Still no go. I also do not see the 443 listener. lsof -i tcp | grep web_serve web_serve 1840 casuser 4u IPv4 13172 TCP *:cscoapch_ssl (LISTEN) web_serve 1840 casuser 5u IPv4 13174 TCP *:cscoapch (LISTEN) web_serve 1840 casuser 19u IPv4 2967541 TCP localhost.localdomain:54150->localhost.localdomain:Ajp13 (ESTABLISHED) web_serve 3357 casuser 4u IPv4 13172 TCP *:cscoapch_ssl (LISTEN) web_serve 3357 casuser 5u IPv4 13174 TCP *:cscoapch (LISTEN) web_serve 3357 casuser 19u IPv4 2998264 TCP localhost.localdomain:32841->localhost.localdomain:Ajp13 (ESTABLISHED) web_serve 5065 root 4u IPv4 13172 TCP *:cscoapch_ssl (LISTEN) web_serve 5065 root 5u IPv4 13174 TCP *:cscoapch (LISTEN) web_serve 10485 casuser 4u IPv4 13172 TCP *:cscoapch_ssl (LISTEN) web_serve 10485 casuser 5u IPv4 13174 TCP *:cscoapch (LISTEN) web_serve 10485 casuser 19u IPv4 2944173 TCP localhost.localdomain:38569->localhost.localdomain:Ajp13 (ESTABLISHED) web_serve 13453 casuser 4u IPv4 13172 TCP *:cscoapch_ssl (LISTEN) web_serve 13453 casuser 5u IPv4 13174 TCP *:cscoapch (LISTEN) web_serve 13453 casuser 19u IPv4 3006618 TCP localhost.localdomain:60778->localhost.localdomain:Ajp13 (ESTABLISHED) web_serve 13454 casuser 4u IPv4 13172 TCP *:cscoapch_ssl (LISTEN) web_serve 13454 casuser 5u IPv4 13174 TCP *:cscoapch (LISTEN) web_serve 13454 casuser 19u IPv4 3007255 TCP localhost.localdomain:41570->localhost.localdomain:Ajp13 (ESTABLISHED) web_serve 14536 casuser 4u IPv4 13172 TCP *:cscoapch_ssl (LISTEN) web_serve 14536 casuser 5u IPv4 13174 TCP *:cscoapch (LISTEN) web_serve 14536 casuser 19u IPv4 2857823 TCP localhost.localdomain:38554->localhost.localdomain:Ajp13 (ESTABLISHED) web_serve 16835 casuser 4u IPv4 13172 TCP *:cscoapch_ssl (LISTEN) web_serve 16835 casuser 5u IPv4 13174 TCP *:cscoapch (LISTEN) web_serve 16835 casuser 18u IPv4 2969407 TCP :cscoapch-> :58390 (ESTABLISHED) web_serve 16835 casuser 19u IPv4 2919945 TCP localhost.localdomain:51509->localhost.localdomain:Ajp13 (ESTABLISHED) web_serve 20097 casuser 4u IPv4 13172 TCP *:cscoapch_ssl (LISTEN) web_serve 20097 casuser 5u IPv4 13174 TCP *:cscoapch (LISTEN) web_serve 20097 casuser 19u IPv4 2983527 TCP localhost.localdomain:36869->localhost.localdomain:Ajp13 (ESTABLISHED) web_serve 21227 casuser 4u IPv4 13172 TCP *:cscoapch_ssl (LISTEN) web_serve 21227 casuser 5u IPv4 13174 TCP *:cscoapch (LISTEN) web_serve 21227 casuser 19u IPv4 3014840 TCP localhost.localdomain:35828->localhost.localdomain:Ajp13 (ESTABLISHED) web_serve 29269 casuser 4u IPv4 13172 TCP *:cscoapch_ssl (LISTEN) web_serve 29269 casuser 5u IPv4 13174 TCP *:cscoapch (LISTEN) web_serve 29269 casuser 19u IPv4 2992519 TCP localhost.localdomain:51496->localhost.localdomain:Ajp13 (ESTABLISHED) web_serve 30419 casuser 4u IPv4 13172 TCP *:cscoapch_ssl (LISTEN) web_serve 30419 casuser 5u IPv4 13174 TCP *:cscoapch (LISTEN) web_serve 30419 casuser 19u IPv4 3022653 TCP localhost.localdomain:44728->localhost.localdomain:Ajp13 (ESTABLISHED) lsof -i tcp | grep web_serve web_serve 1840 casuser 4u IPv4 13172 TCP *:cscoapch_ssl (LISTEN) web_serve 1840 casuser 5u IPv4 13174 TCP *:cscoapch (LISTEN) web_serve 1840 casuser 19u IPv4 2967541 TCP localhost.localdomain:54150->localhost.localdomain:Ajp13 (ESTABLISHED) web_serve 3357 casuser 4u IPv4 13172 TCP *:cscoapch_ssl (LISTEN) web_serve 3357 casuser 5u IPv4 13174 TCP *:cscoapch (LISTEN) web_serve 3357 casuser 19u IPv4 2998264 TCP localhost.localdomain:32841->localhost.localdomain:Ajp13 (ESTABLISHED) web_serve 5065 root 4u IPv4 13172 TCP *:cscoapch_ssl (LISTEN) web_serve 5065 root 5u IPv4 13174 TCP *:cscoapch (LISTEN) web_serve 10485 casuser 4u IPv4 13172 TCP *:cscoapch_ssl (LISTEN) web_serve 10485 casuser 5u IPv4 13174 TCP *:cscoapch (LISTEN) web_serve 10485 casuser 19u IPv4 2944173 TCP localhost.localdomain:38569->localhost.localdomain:Ajp13 (ESTABLISHED) web_serve 13453 casuser 4u IPv4 13172 TCP *:cscoapch_ssl (LISTEN) web_serve 13453 casuser 5u IPv4 13174 TCP *:cscoapch (LISTEN) web_serve 13453 casuser 19u IPv4 3006618 TCP localhost.localdomain:60778->localhost.localdomain:Ajp13 (ESTABLISHED) web_serve 13454 casuser 4u IPv4 13172 TCP *:cscoapch_ssl (LISTEN) web_serve 13454 casuser 5u IPv4 13174 TCP *:cscoapch (LISTEN) web_serve 13454 casuser 19u IPv4 3007255 TCP localhost.localdomain:41570->localhost.localdomain:Ajp13 (ESTABLISHED) web_serve 14536 casuser 4u IPv4 13172 TCP *:cscoapch_ssl (LISTEN) web_serve 14536 casuser 5u IPv4 13174 TCP *:cscoapch (LISTEN) web_serve 14536 casuser 19u IPv4 2857823 TCP localhost.localdomain:38554->localhost.localdomain:Ajp13 (ESTABLISHED) web_serve 16835 casuser 4u IPv4 13172 TCP *:cscoapch_ssl (LISTEN) web_serve 16835 casuser 5u IPv4 13174 TCP *:cscoapch (LISTEN) web_serve 16835 casuser 18u IPv4 2969407 TCP :cscoapch-> :58390 (ESTABLISHED) web_serve 16835 casuser 19u IPv4 2919945 TCP localhost.localdomain:51509->localhost.localdomain:Ajp13 (ESTABLISHED) web_serve 20097 casuser 4u IPv4 13172 TCP *:cscoapch_ssl (LISTEN) web_serve 20097 casuser 5u IPv4 13174 TCP *:cscoapch (LISTEN) web_serve 20097 casuser 19u IPv4 2983527 TCP localhost.localdomain:36869->localhost.localdomain:Ajp13 (ESTABLISHED) web_serve 21227 casuser 4u IPv4 13172 TCP *:cscoapch_ssl (LISTEN) web_serve 21227 casuser 5u IPv4 13174 TCP *:cscoapch (LISTEN) web_serve 21227 casuser 19u IPv4 3014840 TCP localhost.localdomain:35828->localhost.localdomain:Ajp13 (ESTABLISHED) web_serve 29269 casuser 4u IPv4 13172 TCP *:cscoapch_ssl (LISTEN) web_serve 29269 casuser 5u IPv4 13174 TCP *:cscoapch (LISTEN) web_serve 29269 casuser 19u IPv4 2992519 TCP localhost.localdomain:51496->localhost.localdomain:Ajp13 (ESTABLISHED) web_serve 30419 casuser 4u IPv4 13172 TCP *:cscoapch_ssl (LISTEN) web_serve 30419 casuser 5u IPv4 13174 TCP *:cscoapch (LISTEN) web_serve 30419 casuser 19u IPv4 3022653 TCP localhost.localdomain:44728->localhost.localdomain:Ajp13 (ESTABLISHED) Reply to this message by going to Home Start a new discussion in Network Management at Home
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Created by
ww9rivers
in Network Management
in Network Management
05-14-2012
08:46 AM
05-14-2012
08:46 AM
It turns out that the failed "SNMPv2c Write" was the cause of the problem. Somehow, the SNMP R/W string that I believe that I have configured in my default credential set was not applied to the discovered devices. Re-enter the SNMP write string into all devices in the DCR fixed it. I didn't suspect the SNMP write failure because when I did a credentials checking succeeded on the failed devices, which turned out not to be real "successes". LMS simply did nothing when there is no credential configured and declairedit the check a success.
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05-04-2012
08:15 AM
I have a not-so newly installed LMS4.2 Linux appliance. Here is my configuration archive summary: Config Archival Status No. of Devices Successful 7 Failed 1338 Partially Successful 0 Total 1345 Configuration Never Collected 1338 So I look up a device in the Device Center, here is its Reachability Status: Ping Success HTTP Failed SNMPv1 Read Success SNMPv2c Read Success SNMPv1 Write Failed SNMPv2c Write Failed SSHv1 Failed SSHv2 Success Telnet Failed Which is no different from that of a device that failed. An example of the description of those failures would read like this: SSH: Failed to establish SSH connection to 111.222.33.44 - Cause: Authentication failed on device 3 times. TELNET: Failed to establish TELNET connection to 111.222.33.44 - Cause: Connection refused. PRIMARY-STARTUP config Fetch Operation failed for TFTP. Which seems to mean that SSH does not work, which is false as I manually connects to the device from the LMS host successfully. Network devices access is authenticated against ACS servers using TACACS+ so there should be no problem with credential discrepency here. Any suggestions for how I could further troubleshoot this? Thanks in advance! -- Wei [EDIT] -- The devices that LMS did succeed in archiving their configs are all ACE modules -- not sure if that makes a difference.
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ww9rivers
in Network Management
in Network Management
04-04-2012
12:11 AM
04-04-2012
12:11 AM
Cat-6K's support the CISCO-STACK-MIB, which has "CISCO-STACK-MIB::portAdminSpeed". I haven't looked at VSS -- The Cat-6K MIB page has a note saying "Not supported in VSS mode" next to the CISCO-STACK-MIB. Maybe you will have to look at "MAU-MIB::ifMauAutoNegAdminStatus" there.
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Created by
ww9rivers
in Other Wireless - Mobility Subjects
09-06-2017
09-06-2017
Looking at the MSE REST API's "Notification Event APIs".The
documentation states: The Notification E...
Created by
ww9rivers
in Other Network Architecture Subjects
09-01-2017
09-01-2017
I take my earlier response
back./api/contextaware/v1/location/clients/
/api/contextaware/v1/location...
Created by
ww9rivers
in Other Network Architecture Subjects
09-01-2017
09-01-2017
I've done that also:2017-09-01 10:46:31 ERROR 404: Not Found.I have
tried many combinations of thing...
Created by
ww9rivers
in Other Network Architecture Subjects
09-01-2017
09-01-2017
I've tried that. It gives me a dump of all client location objects.
Created by
ww9rivers
in Other Network Architecture Subjects
08-31-2017
08-31-2017
I am testing MSE (version 8.0.130.0) REST API for client tracking. I can
get JSON objects back with ...
02-25-2017
This may depends on the hardware version of your ASA 5505. I have seen
one user review specifically ...
Created by
ww9rivers
in Automation and Analytics
02-23-2016
02-23-2016
Hi, all,I have a similar issue with Prime 2.2.3's REST API like these
two
cases:https://communities....
05-05-2015
The answer from TAC: There is no way (as of PI 2.2.0) to show the FTP
user configured -- and there m...
05-01-2015
In Prime Infrastructure, FTP users may be setup on the command line with
the "ncs password ftpuser ....
04-22-2015
That does seem to be a change between PI 2.1 and 2.2.You basically have
to combine those CSV files t...
Created by
ww9rivers
in Network Management
01-15-2014
01-15-2014
When using a baseline compliance template to check and deploy a standard
ACL, I encountered what see...
Created by
ww9rivers
in Network Management
01-29-2013
01-29-2013
I got an email from DavidZC12
regarding this
thread. But following the link in the mail (View the f...
05-14-2012
It turns out that the failed "SNMPv2c Write" was the cause of the
problem. Somehow, the SNMP R/W str...
05-04-2012
I have a not-so newly installed LMS4.2 Linux appliance. Here is my
configuration archive summary:Con...
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