Hi Lazlo,
At the moment there's no way to do an "aggregate" alert like this.
I'll have to think about how something like this can be accomplished...
Adam.
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On 20 Jul 2016, 11:33, at 11:33, Laszlo Nemeth laszlo.nemeth@emarsys.com wrote:
Hello,
We have Cisco Nexus switches with VPC configuration. On the switches are configured a portchannel (in VPC with 2x10G ethernet) to the same 3. device.
The problem is: I would like to create an alert if the traffic to the 3. device more than 8G I have to get an alert. Now because the 2 nexus just show only the own port-channel traffic, if one portchannel traffic on switch#1 is 6G and on the switch#2 is 5G the 8G alert doesn’t work. But because of the redundancy in this case I have to get an alert because the aggregated traffic is 11G (and if one of the 10G goes down this traffic is overloaded).
The alert is:
Test: ifOutOctets_perc gt 80 Device Match / Entity Match Hostname match *switch* ifAlias match *to 3. device*
So it cover the switch#1 and switch#2 and the port-channel interfaces with description “2x10G to 3. device” but this alert check the port-channels like a line not an aggregated traffic.
Is there any option to add two device’s interfaces and create an alert for this summary?
Or can I create an alert for a port group aggregated traffic? This would be great in this case too.
Thanks
BR Laszlo
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