Cisco Systems 78-16845-01 J.9.3 XR 12000 Status Is Not Immediately Reflected in the Domain Explorer, J.9.4 XR 12000 Alarm and Event Reporting Issues, J.9.5 XR 12000 PM Collection Issues

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Cisco Transport Manager Release 6.0 User Guide

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AppendixJ Troubleshooting

J.9.3 XR 12000 Status Is Not Immediately Reflected in the Domain Explorer

Step 6 The NE hostname specified in DNS or in the CTM server /etc/hosts file must match the hostname

configured on the NE. If the hostnames do not match, the NE is moved to an LOC state in CTM.

J.9.3 XR 12000 Status Is Not Immediately Reflected in the Domain Explorer

If the LAN cable is removed, there is a delay before the status of the XR 12000 is updated in the Domain

Explorer. It might take several minutes or more to reflect the status as unreachable if the router is

disconnected.

If you want the status to be updated sooner, you must modify the

jacorb.connection.client.pending_reply_timeout parameter in the

/opt/CiscoTransportManagerServer/openfusion/classes/jacorb.properties file. The default timeout is

5 minutes (300000 ms). Updates take approximately the health poll interval plus two times the

jacorb.connection.client.pending_reply_timeout value.

J.9.4 XR 12000 Alarm and Event Reporting Issues

If CTM does not receive XR 12000 alarm and event notifications, complete the following steps:

Step 1 Enter the following commands to verify that the CTM server hostname and “logging-events-level” are

configured in the running configuration:

Router# sh run | include domain ipv4 host

Router# sh run | include logging events level informational

Step 2 If the CTM server hostname and “logging-events-level” are not configured in the running configuration,

enter the following commands:

Router# conf t

Router(config)# domain ipv4 host <CTM_server_hostname> <IP_address>

Router(config)# logging events level informational

Router(config)# commit

J.9.5 XR 12000 PM Collection Issues

The XR 12000 collects and dumps data to a binary file on a TFTP server at intervals configured by the

user through the CLI. After dumping the performance data, the XR 12000 sends a notification indicating

the location of the file. Upon receiving this notification, CTM collects performance data from the

XR 12000. Therefore, the network operator should configure the XR 12000 to collect data every

15 minutes.

Step 1 Enter the following command to verify whether the TFTP server and directory are configured in the

running configuration:

performance-mgmt resources tftp-server <server_IP_address> directory

<directory_on_TFTP_server>