11-11-2008 01:09 PM
The hangup appears to be SWIM does not see the SUP module (and hence the bootdisk) on all the 6509s, but it sees them fine on all the 6513s. All the cat6ks are running CatOS 8.4(4). Is there any known issue between SWIM and cat6509?
SUPs on the 6509s:
4000-1000BaseX Supervisor 9 port WS-SUP32-GE-3B Rev. 4.5
1000-1000BaseX Supervisor 9 port WS-SUP32-GE-3B Rev. 4.1
2000-1000BaseX Supervisor 9 port WS-SUP32-GE-3B Rev. 4.1
SUPs on the 6513s:
SUPERVISOR32_6000
7-8 port 1000BaseX Supervisor module
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11-12-2008 08:27 AM
Could you take a look at my other oustanding issue (with LMS 3.1)--"CWA engine may not be running"--when you get a chance?
12-11-2008 06:46 PM
After installing the patch, the SWiM issue with cat650X still exists.
12-11-2008 08:25 PM
Assuming you got the right patch (it wasn't one of mine), you would need to run an inventory collection after applying it.
12-11-2008 08:53 PM
Thanks for the tip. I think I've one scheduled at 12 midnight (just to be sure, RME -> Config Mgmt -> Archive Mgmt -> Collection Settings -> Periodic Collection, right?)
12-11-2008 11:16 PM
No. RME > Devices > Inventory > Inventory Jobs.
12-12-2008 06:40 AM
Color me confused: There's an Inventory Collection job that was automatically triggered by the daily System Inventory Polling job. There's also a daily System Inventory Collection job that I scheduled at midnight.
Now, I'm still seeing one failure (a random 6506) while one 6504 and one 6509 each are now recognized in SWiM. I'm running a new Inventory Collection and a new System Inventory Collection just to make sure.
The 6506 that SWiM fails on is listed as "Successful with no change" in System Inventory Collection, and not listed in the Inventory Collection job triggered by System Inventory Polling.
12-12-2008 09:25 AM
The 6506 has a different Sup. The patch may not have included support for that Sup.
12-12-2008 10:08 AM
Yes. Hopefully it's an easy fix.
01-09-2009 08:40 PM
I haven't heard from TAC on the SUP2 fix on the cat650Xs, but I'm afraid I might now be realizing an issue between the SUP32 and cat6513s that's been there all along: When I run an upgrade analysis against a small random mix of 650Xs and 6513s with dual SUP32Bs, all the 6513s only show one SUP/bootdisk being upgradable. The secondary SUP is not in the list, but the MSFC (slot 15) is. In contrast, the 650Xs all show both SUPs being upgradable, but no MSFCs are shown. Is this the correct behavior? As far as I know, the
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sw6509
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File_Name : bootdisk:cat6000-sup32pfc3k9.8-4-4.bin
File_Size : Unknown
Family : 6x00-sup32
Version : 8.4(4)
SLOTINDEX : 6
MODULE : wssup32ge3b
MODEL : 1000BaseX Supervisor 9 port WS-SUP32-GE-3B Rev. 4.2
INDEX : 2000
MIN_BOOTFLASH : 67108864
NVRAM : 2097152
RAM : 536870912
Image_Type : SUPERVISOR32_6000
SOURCE : bootdisk:
UPGRADETYPE : ACTIVE
File_Name : bootdisk:cat6000-sup32pfc3k9.8-4-4.bin
File_Size : Unknown
Family : 6x00-sup32
Version : 8.4(4)
SLOTINDEX : 5
MODULE : wssup32ge3b
MODEL : 1000BaseX Supervisor 9 port WS-SUP32-GE-3B Rev. 4.2
INDEX : 1000
MIN_BOOTFLASH : 67108864
NVRAM : 2097152
RAM : 536870912
Image_Type : SUPERVISOR32_6000
SOURCE : bootdisk:
UPGRADETYPE : ACTIVE
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sw6513
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File_Name : bootdisk:cat6000-sup32pfc3k9.8-4-4.bin
File_Size : Unknown
Family : 6x00-sup32
Version : 8.4(4)
SLOTINDEX : 7
MODULE : wssup32ge3b
MODEL : 8 port 1000BaseX Supervisor module
INDEX : 7
MIN_BOOTFLASH : 67108864
NVRAM : 2097152
RAM : 536870912
Image_Type : SUPERVISOR32_6000
SOURCE : bootdisk:
UPGRADETYPE : ACTIVE
01-11-2009 09:28 AM
This is all part of the initial problem. The Cat6513 needs to be instrumented using the same MIBs as the other Cat6000 switches. That will restore consistency across the platforms. However, when this is done, you'll see the same missing Sup issue with the Cat6513.
This looks like a simple oversight bug, but there may be something deeper. If development agrees it's an oversight, the fix is trivial.
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