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For example, a remote site with a primary router and a backup router. If the backup provider's link goes down, their modem may still keep the Ethernet up -- so all your interfaces are up, but one of the IPs is now not reachable because the provider line is down. We'd also very much like to have this feature.

We just started to troubleshoot this -- has this seriously not been addressed for several years now?

This is what we're running into as well. We have an ISR 1000 router, which does not allow netflow exports from the management interface; hence the exports show up as coming from an unmanaged device. We absolutely do want to use the management interface, and only it, for SNMP, SSH etc. connectivity to the router. Trying to…

Any links to how this was implemented and how to find more information about it? I'm having the same issue.

So it's listed as implemented in the original link, but I'm having no luck in finding any information about it. Help?

Yes, please add sharing as a feature. We're also running into this.

Hm. Mine just crashes with an unexpected error. Time to talk to support, I suppose. Thank you for the path and screenshot!

Do you happen to have a Cisco bug ID for the Cisco issue?

Where can one find this tool?

Having to run a job, export the resulting log, and then process the results manually will achieve the goal, but Orion really adds no value at that point vs. an expect script, actually the opposite since the latter could easy be automated. It's a good workaround suggestion, thank you, but doesn't really fully fit our needs,…

Wow, don't I feel like an idiot now. Thank you!

Quick dummy question -- this logic seems to work well, but it only lists nodes "managed by NCM" and not nodes for which the same info (status, hardware etc.) that is derived from SNMP discovery exists but which are not configuration managed through NCM, Is that stored in a different table somewhere, or does it have to do…

Is this still a valid tool? While it seems to run OK, for me it completely skips over some nodes, and I can't figure out why. (No red or green lines; I pick 7 nodes (that pass the "edit node" SNMP check, but only 5 results are returned by the tool.)