[c-nsp] Cisco VSS monitoring through Syslog/SNMP-traps

[Koen]

Hi Anthony,

I was just looking for this too and found out the following you can use 
to make a check:

MIB 		CISCO-VIRTUAL-SWITCH-MIB

Object  	cvsChassisEntry
OID 		1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.388.1.2.2.1
Type 		CvsChassisEntry
Description 	"An entry describes the present chassis information in
		the virtual switch architecture."

Object  	cvsChassisRole
OID 		1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.388.1.2.2.1.2
Type 		VSSwitchRole
		1:standalone
		2:active
		3:standby

Greetz,

Koen


Anthony Guéneau wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> Does anybody know what syslog messages are supposed to be sent when a VSS
> failover occurs?
> Would it be easier to monitor it through SNMP traps? In that case what kind
> of traps should I enable and what are the corresponding OID to handle from
> the server?
> The main idea is to detect any failures within the VSS domain. I identified
> 3 types of failures I would need to detect thanks to the syslog messages or
> SNMP-traps. Then, corresponding alarms will be generated. Here they are:
> -> Active Supervisor Engine Failure (=Active Virtual Switch Chassis Failure)
> -> Hot-standby Supervisor Engine Failure (=Standby Virtual Switch Chassis
> Failure)
> -> Complete VSL Failure (Dual Active)
> 
> If someone knows or identified syslog messages and/or SNMP traps
> corresponding to each of these three failures, could you please get back to
> me with these informations?
> Many thanks.
> 
> Anthony
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