05-08-2006 11:27 PM
I thought that only trunk ports are in managed state in dfm but now i have switch where access and trunk ports both are in managed state.(those ports are up) Iam Also confused why one gbic trunk port are not in managed state(its up) Switch is WS-C3560G-24TS-E. Any experience.
Juha
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05-10-2006 03:46 AM
I haven't received a memory upgrade so I forget all the old LMS stuff.
In my help is says:
Ports and Interfaces that DFM Manages
DFM manages device ports and interfaces, as described in the following:
Ports (on switches)By default, DFM manages trunk ports but does not manage access ports.
A trunk port is a port that is connected to another Layer 2 device (such as a switch, bridge, or hub).
An access port is a port that is either not connected to any device, or is connected to a non-Layer 2 device (such as a router).
Interfaces (on routers)By default, DFM manages all interfaces listed in a device ifTable.
When a device is added to DFM, DFM assigns the device interfaces and ports to DFM system defined groups depending on their type. For more information on port and interface groups, see DFM System Defined Groups.
Cheers,
Michel
05-08-2006 11:36 PM
Also access ports are monitored but differently, other thresholds etc.
If a trunk port is not managed it might have been down when it was discovered by DFM.
Try rediscovering the device.
Cheers,
Michel
05-09-2006 11:24 PM
Hi
If i look other devices except that model WS-C3560G-24TS all access ports are not managed by default. I remember that i read DFM earlier versions help and there was mentioned that only trunk ports are in managed state by default. I looked ports manage state at path DFM-Device management-Device details-Detailed device view and ports.
Juha
05-10-2006 03:46 AM
I haven't received a memory upgrade so I forget all the old LMS stuff.
In my help is says:
Ports and Interfaces that DFM Manages
DFM manages device ports and interfaces, as described in the following:
Ports (on switches)By default, DFM manages trunk ports but does not manage access ports.
A trunk port is a port that is connected to another Layer 2 device (such as a switch, bridge, or hub).
An access port is a port that is either not connected to any device, or is connected to a non-Layer 2 device (such as a router).
Interfaces (on routers)By default, DFM manages all interfaces listed in a device ifTable.
When a device is added to DFM, DFM assigns the device interfaces and ports to DFM system defined groups depending on their type. For more information on port and interface groups, see DFM System Defined Groups.
Cheers,
Michel
05-29-2006 11:24 PM
thanks Michel
That was what i was looking for.
"Ports (on switches)By default, DFM manages trunk ports but does not manage access ports."
I was wondering why i have that switch "what i mentioned earlier" which access ports was also managed by default. Only explanation have to be that those ports was earlier trunk ports(when device was added to dfm)
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