Several of you have been kind enough to offer advice about the repeated
"SVCDOWN ... Interface(x) .... missed 1" I get from several of my Cisco
routers.  I have been asked for more specific details about the affected
machines:   the models include 2501, 2610 and 3640, running a range IOSs
from 10.3 to 12.2.  The interfaces affected include Ethernet, Serial (leased
line) and Serial (frame-relay) .  Thus there seems to be no common link
between the devices.  Also, all interfaces were successfully "auto
discovered" by WUG during initial configuration.

In a bid to better understand the Service Interface mechanism I have begun
to look at the debug log (which provides a wealth of information).  It seems
to me (and this is borne out in the Help Manual) that when a device is
polled, the specified interfaces' MIBs are checked to determine whether the
given interface is up or down.  For some reason, at regular intervals, when
polled these machines appear to be asserting that certain interfaces are
down.  However, a check of the devices' Syslog logs shows quite clearly
there was no such outage.  Furthermore, I've started ICMP polling individual
interfaces, and they show no pings being missed.

This is all most annoying , because it means my logs fill up with spurious
SVCDOWN messages and I am rather losing faith in what is or isn't an alarm.
I would rather not have to disable interface monitoring but at the moment I
don't see any other option.  Has anyone else experienced similar problems
with Service Monitoring interfaces?


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