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31-3 Cisco Prime Network 4.3.2 User Guide Chapter 31 Monitoring Cisco Virtualized Packet Core VPC–DI Step 2In the VNE inventory window, verify if Device series is Virtual ASR 5K DI Series Mobile-Gateway. Step 3Verify if the Element type is Virtual ASR 5K DI Mobile-Gateway. Step 4Verify if the Virtual device property is set to Tr u e. Figure 31-2 Deployment of VPC -DI VNE CVPC-DI Deployment Example“Distributed Infrastructure” CFFF SGW + PGW + ... StarOSSF Multiple VMs Single Logical Instance - Single or Many Functions StarOSStarOSStarOS Hypervisor/OS(KVM, VMware, etc.,)Hypervisor/OS(KVM, VMware, etc.,) Server #2(CPU, Memory, Storage)Server #1(CPU, Memory, Storage) NetworkingNetworking364053
31-4 Cisco Prime Network 4.3.2 User Guide Chapter 31 Monitoring Cisco Virtualized Packet Core UUID Support in Prime Network UUID Support in Prime Network In the absence of infrastructure monitoring tools like VCenter, the associations (hyperlinks) between Cisco Virtualized Packet Core (CvPC) VNE and the corresponding VCenter and UCS are not displayed in Prime Network. To identify a VM in the CvPC setup, UUID (a textual representation) is added in the physical inventory at the card level for all the virtual cards. Viewing UUID Properties in Physical Inventory To view UUID properties in the physical inventory: Step 1In the Vision client, double-click the device in which the CvPC is configured. Step 2In the VNE inventory window, expand the Physical Inventory node. Step 3Choose Chassis > Server : Card A9K-VSM-500. The server configuration details are displayed in the content pane. Step 4Choose Server : Card A9K-VSM-500 > Subslot : Subcard -A9K-MODULEv. The slot details configured with UUID details is displayed in the content pane. Cisco Virtual Gateway Fault Correlation The following table describes the fault correlations between CVPC devices and VMs: Root Cause Alarm Correlating Alarm HostShutdown HostConnectionLostEvent HostDisconnectedEvent VM out VMDisconnectedEvent PossiblyVMMigratedEvent Card out/Device Unreachable HostRemoved HostConnectionLostEvent HostDisconnectedEvent VM out VMDisconnectedEvent Card out/Device Unreachable HostConnectionLostEvent HostConnectionLostEvent VM out VMDisconnectedEvent PossiblyVMMigratedEvent Card out/Device Unreachable
31-5 Cisco Prime Network 4.3.2 User Guide Chapter 31 Monitoring Cisco Virtualized Packet Core Cisco Virtual Gateway Fault Correlation NoteThe faults correlations described in the above table are applicable only for virtual machines hosted in VMWare.HostDisconnected HostDisconnectedEvent VM out VMDisconnectedEvent VMPoweredOff VM out VMPoweredOff Card out/Device Unreachable Root Cause Alarm Correlating Alarm
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CH A P T E R 32-1 Cisco Prime Network 4.3.2 User Guide 32 Monitoring VSS Redundancy System The following topics provide an overview of Cisco 6500 virtual switching redundancy system. Cisco 6500 VSS Redundancy System Overview, page 32-1 Virtual Switch Link, page 32-4 Cisco 6500 VSS Redundancy System Overview The Cisco Catalyst 6500 Series Virtual Switching System (VSS) allows the clustering of two chassis units together into a single, logical entity. The two chassis units are connected through a Virtual switch link (VSL) link, where one chassis acts as an active unit and the another chassis acts as a standby unit. If the active chassis fails, then the standby chassis act as the active chassis. The chassis units are selected as the active or standby units based on the priority set. This clustering of chassis allows enhancements in all areas of network design including high availability, scalability, management, and maintenance. The VSS redundancy system has the following processors: Dual 6500 processor—Each chassis has 1 SUP card. Quad processor—Each chassis has 2 SUP cards, one is active and the other one is standby hot (switchover target). The chassis which is in standby hot (switchover target) acts as the next active chassis. Viewing VSS Redundancy System Properties in Logical Inventory To view the VSS redundancy system properties in the logical inventory: Step 1Double-click the Cat 6500 VSS device to open the Inventory window. Step 2Choose Logical Inventory> Redundancy Systems. Click a particular VSS domain ID. The properties of the VSS domain are displayed in the content pane. Figure 32-1 shows the VSS redundancy system properties in the logical inventory
32-2 Cisco Prime Network 4.3.2 User Guide Chapter 32 Monitoring VSS Redundancy System Cisco 6500 VSS Redundancy System Overview Figure 32-1 VSS Redundancy System Properties Table 32-1 describes the information that is displayed in the Redundancy System Table 32-1 Redundancy System Details Field Name Description Switch Mode The current mode of the switch. Local System ID Unique identifier of a local physical chassis in the virtual switch. Peer System ID Unique identifier of a peer physical chassis in the virtual switch. Domain Number The virtual switch domain number to recognize a virtual switch domain. Only switches with the same domain number can be in the same virtual switch. Configured Redundancy ModeThe configured redundancy mode. Redundancy Status Redundancy state: Up or Down. If the field is empty, it means the data was not collected from the device. Operating Redundancy ModeThe operational redundancy mode. VSL SCP Ping Status of the VSL ISCP ping. VSL ICC Ping Status of the VSL ICC ping. PAgP Dual-active Detection EnabledYes or No. Represents whether PAgP messaging over the MEC links to communicate between the two chassis through a neighbor switch is enabled or disabled.
32-3 Cisco Prime Network 4.3.2 User Guide Chapter 32 Monitoring VSS Redundancy System Cisco 6500 VSS Redundancy System Overview Viewing Switch Virtual Redundancy State in Physical Inventory To view the virtual switch redundancy state in the physical inventory: Step 1In the Vision client, double-click the Cat 6500 VSS device to open the Inventory window. Step 2In the Inventory window, expand the Physical Inventory node. Step 3Click Chassis and click an SUP card. Step 4In the SUP card details window, the VSS redundancy state is displayed. Figure 32-2 depicts the redundancy states of virtual switching system: Figure 32-2 Redundancy States of Virtual Switching System Fast-hello Dual-active Detection EnabledYes or No. Represents whether hello messages over a backup Ethernet connection is enabled or disabled. In Dual-active Recovery ModeYes or No. Represents whether BFD messaging over a backup Ethernet connection is enabled or disabled. Configured Encryption ModeON or OFF. Represents whether the encryption mode is configured or not. Operational Encryption ModeON or OFF. Represents whether the encryption mode is operational or not. Associated Active EntityActive chassis name linked to the active chassis. Associated Standby EntityStandby chassis name linked to the standby chassis. VSL Interfaces Table Name Name of the interface on which VSS is configured. Associated Entity Associated entity linked to the interface on which LAG and VSS are configured. Status Interface status: UP or DOWN Table 32-1 Redundancy System Details (continued) Field Name Description
32-4 Cisco Prime Network 4.3.2 User Guide Chapter 32 Monitoring VSS Redundancy System Virtual Switch Link Table 32-2 describes the information displayed for the VSL link: Table 32-2 Virtual Switch Virtual Redundancy State Virtual Switch Link Any device connected to VSS system, if there is a Virtual switch link (VSL) failure from the device to the first active chassis, then the system internally runs SSO and creates a VSL link with the second active chassis. Hence there is no network failure seen in the device connected to the VSS system. Switch Virtual Redundancy State Value Description Active This RP is in active state Standby HOT (Chassis) This RP is in standby state for this chassis (not ready to take over) Standby HOT (Switchover Target) This RP is in standby state and ready to take over NA Not Applicable as the system is not operating in VSS mode
32-5 Cisco Prime Network 4.3.2 User Guide Chapter 32 Monitoring VSS Redundancy System Virtual Switch Link Viewing VSL Link Properties To view the VSL link properties between two virtual switches: Step 1In the Vision client map view, select a link connected between two chassis in Cat 6500 VSS device and open the link quick view window. Figure 32-3 depicts the VSS control links: Figure 32-3 VSS control links Step 2 In the link quick view window, click Properties. Step 3In the link properties window, select the VSL link to display the link properties. Figure 32-4 depicts the link properties: Figure 32-4 Link properties
32-6 Cisco Prime Network 4.3.2 User Guide Chapter 32 Monitoring VSS Redundancy System Virtual Switch Link Table 32-3 describes the information that is displayed for the VSL link Table 32-3 VSL Link Properties Field Name Description General Properties Link Type Link protocol. In this case, Control Link. Type Type of link: Dynamic or Static. Bi Directional Whether the link is bidirectional: True or False. Connection Information Equipment Holder Type Chassis Chassis Name Chassis names of the two virtual switches. Description Cisco System Virtual Switch device, virtual stack. Redundancy System Links to the associated redundancy system. Location Links to chassis of the associated virtual switches.