Piyoush

hmm, I ended up using all three exclusion statements. Try them all together; see if that makes a difference.. (if not do as JD said... post the compare output on where NCM is messing up)

Support Ticket opened - #125561. We have the service-policy applied under a map-class to a sub-interface. And yes, that interface is being monitored on both NPM and NTA. as well as sending netflow data to NTA from that sub=interface.

I am having a similar issue with CBQoS metrics. We use CBQoS nested policies on our WAN edge devices. Just to make it clear, the packets come in on the LAN interface, are marked with the appropriate DSCP values and then on egress at WAN interface, are policed. So any/all drops would occur on the egress (WAN) interface. Now…

That did it! Hmm I thought I had the exact same strings, but looking at it now, I think I was missing one of the [] in the first compare regexp. Thanks JD.

Hi, I have faced this particular issue on a number of occasions. At times this is caused due to updates to NPM. Please note that as per the Tech Support, there is a known issue while performing SP upgrades where in the NPM service is uninstalled but never re-installed with the new executable. The only 'work around' to this…

Based on my experience and how Cisco has altered their startup vs running configs, currently there is no known way (That is assuming if you are talking about the certs on ISR Routers). I noticed this some time ago after an IOS Upgrade; the startup config just references the location in NVRAM whereas the running shows the…

I would second that request. Another hot one for me is being able to hide the SNMP values in the Web UI. Especially for user roles like WebViewer that although do not have any permissions to execute scripts, can still view the local accounts on the device and/or the SNMP Read-write strings which would negate the user role.

Glad I am not the only one who saw that... They disappeared only after a server reboot...