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Hi,
I'm new to TCL/EEM, with some help from my friend Google I was able to create a small script that resides on the flash of a switch and it looks like this :
::cisco::eem::event_register_timer cron name ipsla_to_syslog.tcl cron_entry "59 23 * * *...
Hello,I'm currently setting up a new ASA active/standby cluster, it will replace the current PIX cluster that is managed by another company.The plan is to shutdown the interfaces on the switches where the PIX boxes are connected and activate the swit...
Hi,I need to set up a new pair of ASA's in active-standby configuration, on the ASA I need to configure 2 contexts.Each of these contexts will have about 5 interfaces that connect to the network, now comes the part that I don't seem to grasp, I also ...
Wow, it certainly did the trick and I don't even see what you've changed.
One last problem : with "debug event-manager" I can see that the script goes through the loop for each of the ip sla instances specified in the list, however it seems to write ...
Hi Joe,
Thank you for your help, I've modified the script, it looks like this now :
::cisco::eem::event_register_timer cron name ipsla_to_syslog.tcl cron_entry "55 10 * * *"namespace import ::cisco::eem::*namespace import ::cisco::lib::*array set ar...
Thank you for your answers, I think I'll try the failover. I wonder if it will initiate a gratuitous ARP, after all the secondary asa will take over the IP and MAC addresses of the primary, so in case of the failover nothing really changes that would...
