Can you run ‘rca’ from the APIC-EM Linux shell and upload the file that’s created? Please email me directly @ seils@cisco.com <mailto:seils@cisco.com> for the upload location. Thanks, Zach ... View more

Hi Bavo, Thanks for reaching out to the community. Can you describe the issue? Zach ... View more

14GB isn’t enough. The install is likely failing because of a lack of disk space. You’ll need to allocate at least 60-100GB for the install to succeed. Zach ... View more

HI Matt, How much disk, CPU, and memory do you have allocated to the virtual machine? Thanks, Zach ... View more

If you are looking for ICMP packets on the oobmgmt interface, you can use: admin@apic1:~> tethereal -i oobmgmt icmp Regards, Zach ... View more

Hi Subash, Are you trying to reach the oobmgmt interface of the APIC? If so, you can check the APIC interface configuration and statistics using normal Linux commands.  For example: admin@apic1:~> ip a show oobmgmt 8: oobmgmt: <BROADCAST,MULTICAST,UP,LOWER_UP> mtu 1500 qdisc noqueue state UP link/ether f8:c2:88:ad:34:f6 brd ff:ff:ff:ff:ff:ff inet 10.122.141.109/27 brd 10.122.141.127 scope global oobmgmt inet6 fe80::fac2:88ff:fead:34f6/64 scope link valid_lft forever preferred_lft forever admin@apic1:~> admin@apic1:~> netstat -Ioobmgmt Kernel Interface table Iface MTU Met RX-OK RX-ERR RX-DRP RX-OVR TX-OK TX-ERR TX-DRP TX-OVR Flg oobmgmt 1500 0 18532654 0 0 0 11956865 0 0 0 BMRU admin@apic1:~> Regards, Zach ... View more

Are there any faults under the logical or concrete device? Zach   ... View more

Hi Bruce,   This sounds like a transit routing use case.  How do you have the external networks and scope configured under the L3Out?   Can you ping between the SVI IP addresses using iping from the CLI of one of the leaf switches?   Zach   ... View more

Hi Chris, The scenario you're describing should be possible. The ASA supports NAT in both routed and transparent mode. One advantage of using routed mode is that you can NAT the internal hosts to the outside interface of the ASA firewall. A high-level summary of the configuration would be: Configure an External Routed Network (aka L3Out) between the ACI fabric and the ASR routers Configure an External Routed Network (aka L3Out) between the ACI fabric and the external interface of the ASA firewall Deploy the ASA in routed mode, with the internal hosts using the ASA as their default gateway Note that the ASA device package does not currently support NAT.  You can either forego device package integration for the ASA or use device package integration and manually manage the NAT configuration on the ASA outside of the APIC. Regards, Zach ... View more

Hi Chris, The ASAv doesn't support sub-interfaces.  You should configure the IP address or bridge-group directly on the main interface. Regards, Zach ... View more

You can upload the files to: ftp.cisco.com/incoming/TAC Please let me know once they are there. Zach ... View more

Hi failee2007, Feel free to contact me directly @ seils@cisco.com for help with this issue. Zach ... View more