That sounds really cool and would love a copy however are network is so large and flat at the access level we don't really keep up with access level port descriptions however this policy might come in handy for other port types.
Thanks! Andy Stein Duke Medicine Network and System Management Technologies [email protected] Office (919) 681-2739 Mobile (919) 402-7627 Brett Davis <[email protected]> 09/21/2009 04:03 PM Please respond to Brett Davis <[email protected]> To "spectrum" <[email protected]> cc Subject Re: [spectrum] Disabling user port alarms in Spectrum 9.1... 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] --- To unsubscribe from spectrum, send email to [email protected] with the body: unsubscribe spectrum [email protected]
