Hi all, I have a really specific problem with exporting maps from WCS to Cisco PI 1.3. Here is the procedure I'm using to export: 1. Login to WCS 2. Monitor > Maps > Export Maps... 3. Include map information is selected, same as Select all maps. 4. Export is downloaded in a .tar archive. 5. Login to Cisco PI 1.3 with root credentials 6. Operate > Maps > Import maps... 7. XML format 8. Select the .tar.gz output from WCS After running the import I get this error for all APs: Invalid X Coordinate position. Position lies outside floors Max Permissible Height,AP will be snapped at max floor height. I have a huge amount of access points so manually adding them and fixing location data is not an option. Has anyone encountered this problem before ? WCS is running on 7.0.164.0 version while Prime is NCS/admin# show ver Cisco Application Deployment Engine OS Release: 2.0 ADE-OS Build Version: 2.0.1.038 ADE-OS System Architecture: x86_64 Copyright (c) 2005-2010 by Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights reserved. Hostname: NCS Version information of installed applications --------------------------------------------- Cisco Prime Network Control System ------------------------------------------ Version : 1.3.0.20 --- Predrag Petrovic        ... View more

Hi all, Since I have some huge amount of static routes I want to start replacing them with OSPF or EIGRP (since the entire network infrastructure is Cisco). I want to remove roughly all of the static routes from Cisco ASA which lead to networks behind the VSS core and also I want to eliminate static routes from Cisco VSS core which are leading to customer networks which are behind the Cisco ASA device. So my idea is to run the routing protocol in the following way: - Redistribute connected networks from VSS Core to Cisco ASA - Redistribute connected networks from Cisco ASA to VSS core. - Redistribute customer networks (static routes) from Cisco ASA to VSS core. The default router is all traffic is a different device so thats why we have such need. I posted this question since Cisco ASA does not have support for NSF (non-stop forwarding) which Cisco is recommending to use with Cisco 6500 VSS setups. What are the implications of implementing such solution without NSF support on the Cisco ASA failover cluster. Thank you in advance. P. ... View more

I want to create some basic alarms on our infrastructure. I want to monitor only specific ports on specific switches. I do not want to monitor client ports, only uplinks to distribution/core and server ports. Is it possible to get alerts only from specific ports from specific switches ? If it is can you please tell me where exactly I have to look in the documentation of the PI. Predrag Petrovic        ... View more