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danielschmalen · 08-15-2018

Hey guys, for a customer, I'm asked to plan a migration from two existing Cisco ASA 5520 cluster to a new model (but still 2 clusters). Currently, I'm thinking about the Cisco ASA 5516-X which will be sufficient for the next 5 years (and plus) base...

danielschmalen · 10-28-2013

Hello,I just searched hours for the solution of my problem, but couldn't find any good solution.My goal:I want to get the installed IOS version from a router via SNMP query. So I execute a .php script on a server, which has the privileges to send a...

danielschmalen · 08-15-2018

Thanks for the quick reply! I also thought about upgrading to 9.1 first, just need to verify if downtimes are possible prior the migration. But since it is a active-standby cluster, the operation should be easily possible after business hours. Ac...

danielschmalen · 11-12-2013

Thanks alot for the answer.I will give these information to my colleague and discuss it with him.But the amount of devices, which can't be monitored by the SNMP php script, is getting bigger each day. In a current project we change old cisco routers...

danielschmalen · 11-12-2013

Hey Michel,I really appreciate your efforts to help me.Do you know any other way to monitor the flash disk/usb flash status apart from SNMP queries?My colleague said a script which initiates a SSH logon is not possible, because it takes too much time...

danielschmalen · 11-08-2013

Any idea?

danielschmalen · 10-28-2013

I forgot to give you some information why I'm doing this.In our company we are running a monitoring tool for our routers and other network devices. We are monitoring the cpu usage, network etc., but we want to get a warning if the flash disk install...

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