A CA consultant actually helped us set up a policy set that would disable port alarms on ports that had a description which matched a certain pattern. This was nice since we have thousands of end user connections which have a consistent naming scheme internally on the switches. If you'd like I can provide you with these policy files? -- Brett Davis, CCNA, GSEC IT Network and Security Operations Purdue University
Andrew Stein wrote: > I have noticed that for some reason the typical attributes used in > previous versions of Spectrum (Prior to 9.0) don't see to apply for 9.1 > with respect to disabling alarms on a port by port basis. > > I did however come across a new "Alarm Configuration" section in OneClick > (located under the interface model section for each interface) that when > the "generate alarm on port field is set=no" port up/down alarms are not > processed for this particular interface. > > I need to apply this to a huge number of ports and am unable to to this in > mass. I tired seeing what attributes it changed or using the locator so I > could bring up all the interfaces for a particular device of which neither > method will allow me to do so. I guess my question(s) are really at this > point > > 1) Has anyone been able to figure out how to set the "generate alarm on > port" value = no for multiple ports at once on a per device basis or > > 2) What method(s) are folks using in 9.1 to disable end user port alarms > in spectrum but still receive traps from these same devices when up link > or ports connected to network devices go down > > > Thanks. > > Andy Stein > > Duke Medicine > Network and System Management Technologies > [email protected] > Office (919) 681-2739 > Mobile (919) 402-7627 > --- > To unsubscribe from spectrum, send email to [email protected] with the body: > unsubscribe spectrum [email protected]
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