I am working on a design with two clusters, one in the US and one in the EU. Each will eventually have ~10K users that are mostly Jabber clients. They may end up with 500-1000 hard phones on each cluster but as Cisco preferred architecture and SRND r...
A new deployment of vWAAS in a DC connected to a Cat 6509 with existing WCCP redierection from an old WAAS deployment on that switch using service groups 61 and 62. I have researched service group numbers but only find a handful and want to ask the c...
Is there a Prime Infrastructure 2.0 manager report that shows daily alarms, who the alarms were assigned to and when they were acknowledged? I can't find anything on the tool or in the documentation and this is required to prove compliance in the fin...
I just installed PI 1.3 and have a couple of 3850's that were discovered. One of them is fine and one of them is managed with warnings as follows:Collection Status DetailsCollection Status : Failed feature(s)feature_cdpSNMP request timed out I have c...
I just installed Prime Infrastructure v1.3 twice in our lab and the CLI access works but the web gui password does not. I know the CLI password is not the same as the web password so changing it there won't help. Where can I find this in the shell? W...
Hi Java, I was thinking more about the UDS discovery and service profile and not about the Jabber-config.xml files. Someone took me down the wrong path but I am good now. Thanks for the clarification.
As Marvin points out, the PNP gateway is a add-on product and not required to use Prime Infrastructure. First I would suggest upgrading to 1.3 or 2.0 if you can as 1.2 has many problems and shound not be run on production networks. Whe you say you ca...
Hi Kanwal,I thought I would follow up as I did more research and found that you can use any of the other unassigned numbers for the service group. In this case 71/72 and it works just fine.Best, Karl
Hi Kanwal, Let me ask my question in a different way as you provided all the information that I was already able to find. What other service numbers can I use that are TCP promicuous and will redeirect all traffic exactly like 61 and 62?Thanks, Karl
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