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"RECOVERED or FAILED" should be found in $NVATTR_8 according to the trap definition.
I am trying to work on a script that is executed through a ruleset..The ruleset is ESE.automation so it can run in the background. on my popup I want the state to show up…which is either # 3 or #8.. what is the format of the variable within the script… MY RULESET: event stream (block) à Trap Setting (NV6000-58916986) à action (/usr/local/bin/pixfailover.sh) I'm using $NVA for the name of the device but what about "RECOVERED or FAILED" /usr/OV/bin/ovxbeep -b 10 -display Operator:0.0 "`echo $stamp $NVA reports state is ?????? Please contact Network Control | /usr/bin/fold -b -s -w 18`"& Any suggestions… Sent: Friday, December 08, 2006 12:52 PM To: Tivoli NetView Discussions Subject: RE: [NV-L] cisco pix firewall It doesn't get added to trapd.conf or the event command until 7.1.5. Until you migrate you can use this.
Thank you.. what is the trap that is sent?.. the doc states "send the event "PIX Firewall failover state change".. I looked under the event configuration and can not find it in nv6000 events. I can use this event to generate an email or popup thanks again… Sent: Friday, December 08, 2006 10:48 AM To: Tivoli NetView Discussions Subject: Re: [NV-L] cisco pix firewall Actually. netmon will monitor that failover for you and generate a special event when it occurs. See the Fixpack 4 release notes: PIX Firewall Failover support IBM Tivoli NetView provides support for monitoring the Cisco PIX Firewall Failover conditions. NetView can monitor the failover state of the PIX devices during normal status polling. When a failover occurs, a new event is generated announcing whether the active addresses are on the primary or secondary device. In addition, the operator can see on the map when the active addresses are on the secondary device, which indicates that a failover has occurred and action should be taken to prevent a further failure that disables the firewalls. The management interface shows USER2 status, which is usually purple (by default). This propagates to change the PIX device symbol to marginal. When the active addresses are returned to the primary device, an event announces this fact and the status on the map returns to Normal. Use the netmon.seed file to configure both the PIX Firewall Failover machines and to set and lock the SNMP address. For more information on the PIX Firewall Failover support see the /usr/OV/doc/PixFailoverReadme.pdf file.
Hello, Running Netview 7.1.4 FP 4, AIX 5.2.. Cisco PIX 535 version 6.3 I've been tasked with creating an alert when the PIX fails over (from primary to secondary / and vice versa). I currently have a separate window when certain devices go down, and I also have pop-up windows when a link down trap is received from a critical devices.. If I remember right, there is a trap that is sent when a PIX fails over? If I can determine the right trap then I can use that to generate a popup or email message. Is there any special configuration to netmon.seed? Has anyone successfully monitored a failover? Thanks Catalina _______________________________________________
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