Interesting things to monitor via syslog/snmp etc on 5508?

Hi all,
We don't use Cisco prime for network monitoring. I'm interesting and monitoring and alerting on any potential wireless performance or security issues.
Has anyone got any suggestions for interesting things to monitor on a 5508 WLC? We have a range of AP's some of them CleanAir and some older.
We can monitor or alert on specific syslog messages, snmp traps, or snmp gets.
Has anyone got any favorite things the like to monitor?

This is a tough one, specially if you do not have cisco wireless management system (like WCS or Prime)
Here is WLC system message guide, you may need to go through it & find what to look at depend on your interest (there are so many)
http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/wireless/controller/7-6/message/guide/sysmsg76.html
HTH
Rasika
**** Pls rate all useful responses. Each time you rate a response Cisco will donate $1 to Kiva ****

Similar Messages

  • Connecting 2013 Macbook Retina 15" to Acer B286 HK monitor via Thunderbolt.

    I have a 2013 Macbook Retina 15" and would like to connect an Acer B286 HK monitor via Thunderbolt/MiniDisplayPort.
    I am using the standard Apple Thunderbolt cable, but it does not work. The monitor complains about "No signal".

    Short answer: I have this exact configuration, and yes, the newest rMBP 15" w/Nvidia card will drive the UP3214Q over HDMI at 4k and 30Hz. It will drive it as a separate desktop with the laptop open, and it will drive it as the sole display -- either way works fine.
    Longer answer: You should be aware of 2 things (that I wish I had been more aware of before purchasing the monitor)
    1) If you are used to 60Hz or higher, the 30Hz limitation over HDMI is noticable, even in day-to-day productivity work. The mouse lag is very noticable and annoying to me.
    2) Scaling/HiDPI support [the way the integrated retina display works] is virtually nonexistant at the resolution you'd want to run it at. What this means is that you either run the monitor at a lower resolution (and everything is blurry), or you run it at full resolution and everything (menu, dock, fonts, etc) is extremely small. You can use SwitchResX to enable scaling support at odd resolutions (for instance, I've successfully gotten HiDPI/scaling to run at 1920x1200 and 2048x1080, with black bars at the edges), but it's not an ideal resolution for this size monitor. I want to match the TB display resolution (2560x1440) in HiDPI mode, but I've been unable to get it working after hacking away at it for 2 days.
    I'm hoping that Apple will fix these limitations. Multiple people have reported that MST over DP1.2 works on the same hardware if you boot into Windows, so the hardware support is there -- it just needs to be enabled in the drivers by Apple. Whether they actually will or not is anyone's guess. In the meantime I (and many others) are in limbo wondering if we should return these 4k displays, or keep them and hope "proper" support comes. Since it's not a specifically advertised capability, Apple isn't under any obligation, but I think there's more than a few people hoping that Apple does right by the users and enables the full functionality that the hardware supports.

  • Portege R500: cannot connect the remote DVI monitor via Dynadock

    Hello,
    I just connected Dynadock (DVI) with my Portege R500. The notebook would be supported -- according to Toshiba -- but my experiment confirms that Dynadock is not able to access DVI port. This implies, that Dynadock is nothing more than USB HUB.
    My setup: Vista 32b Business (CZE edition), latest fixes, Toshiba R500.
    Software: latest dynadock software 2.3c.
    Symptom: I cannot connect to the remote DVI monitor via the dynadock, only two external panels with 800x600 are available, but Vista does not allow me to choose them.
    More info: Dynadock Software requires to run without Microsoft Defender, else it blocks service:DisplayLinkService; file:C:\Program Files\DisplayLink Core Software\DisplayLinkService.exe
    If you disable MSDef, the message "error 2738" appears when you connect the dynadock and when Vista tries to install a missing drivers for you.
    Yes, I do know the VBS issue, and the problem is not caused by VisualBasic -- VBS "Hello World" runs.
    If you still believe, that Toshiba Dynadock is compatible with Toshiba R500, then press Fn-F5 and peek at your logs and you must find something like:
    In English: igfxext.exe throws an exception 0xc000000d, offset 0x0000f9f8.
    I welcome any comments, hints etc. If you are able to pass this bug report to a responsible engineer, do so please.

    Hello again Leo
    I still believe you are wrong. Toshiba Dynadock is not designed for Toshiba products only. It is universal product and can be used on every notebook. To be honest I believe it is better to use it with new, more powerful, notebooks.
    When you sat your notebook model is listed as compatible I believe you. Why not? Toshiba can list all newer notebooks. No problem at all. To be honest I am also interested to buy Dynadock but after reading your posting I wanted to see how it works exactly.
    I have contacted my friend because he works in one big electronic store and I was lucky because he had Portege M500 too.
    He was very nice and offered me to test Portege M500 SSD model with Dynadck PA3542EY1PRP. I hope you have the same model. It is DVI model. So I have done follow:
    - Portege was preinstalled with clean Vista OS (factory settings started for the first time)
    - I have installed latest Dynadock Utilitiy for Vista 2.3c
    - Installing this software you must pay attention about installations steps and the installations procedure should not be interrupted
    at one step there is window Installation Complete but it is not complete and must be continued with
    Display Link Core Software installation
    Video Dock installation
    at this point the Dynadock must be connected to favorite USB port NOT FROM THE BEGINNING
    - At the end I have restarted notebook
    The installation was finished properly and I have connected 20 Toshiba Tekbright LCD display (DVI cable). The native resolution is 1680x1050. in Display properties there are shown three displays. Display number 3 belongs to display connected to the Dynadock.
    Resolution 1680x1050 was there and display shows perfect picture. I have tested it as extended desktop and it works without problems. I didnt test it playing some movies.
    I have also tested it with FN+F5 key combination. It does not work as it should be but there is definitely no error message. I know that FN+F5 key combination is not designed for external graphic card and I know that it can not work well.
    At the end I can sat that Dynadock works well with Portege M500 SSD and there is definitely no error message. It works with Vista very well. I have tested it with screen saver and with few restarts. Nothing changes. Everything was OK.
    So after this test I can say that you have done some mistake. If you want to use it again I recommend you to install Vista again using recovery image. After doing this you will have clean preinstalled OS. Install software but please follow the menu on the screen and be sure all three components are installed properly. If I am remembering well when you see message about USB audio device installation you must connect Dynadock and continue installation.
    PLEASE FOE DYNADOCK USE ALWAYS THE SAME USB PORT!!!
    Sorry for this long story but I can say for sure IT WORKS PROPERLY!!!
    Have a nice day!

  • Is it possible to add a second monitor via mac mini with iMac

    Hi
    is it possible to add a second monitor via mac mini with iMac
    or is there another solution?
    all i want to know is if i can run a second monitor or link a mac mini for more speed like i heard you can with the G5 Towers.

    The iMac will allow you to connect a second monitor but that monitor will show the same thing as the iMac's built-in screen.
    You can network a Mac mini and iMac via Ethernet or Firewire.
    Software load sharing like Xgrid can allow you to share work between the Macs.

  • Twist s230u 3347; unable to project to 2nd monitor via DisplayPort

    After a series of visits to the Repair Depot for LCD light going dead, machine has been working as expected until this week.  I connected the device to a big screen monitor (plasma TV), mini-DisplayPort->HDMI connector and nothing.  Attempting to troubleshoot the issue, connected the same route to my 55" LCD TV at home, same result - nothing.  I downloaded latest Intel driver (Intel HD Graphics 4000 ver 10.18.10.3496), hoping that would solve the issue but same result, upon connection & attempting to force projection/extension/duplication (of screen), nothing.
    For G&G's, I took back to the store where I purchased it, just to see if their adapter & display would have different results, NOT.
    Anyone experienced this issue and know of a result?  or just have some thoughts to try?
    p.s.
    I use the device regularly connected to two external monitors via a Thinkpad USB 3.0 Dock and everything works perfectly.  I have not tried, nor am I interested in doing so - I expect the DisplayPort to work (I successfully conducted a meeting in this manner) as it did prior to the four trips to the Repair Depot (January).

    Hello,
    Unfortunately, I'm not sure of how to troubleshoot this further, since I cannot repro the problem myself.
    In that case, the only suggestion I really can think of is to contact support again directly and let them know what is happening.  They may have some additional troubleshooting steps or recommendations for you to take with the ThinkPad S230u.
    Regards,
    Aryeh Goretsky
    I am a volunteer and neither a Lenovo nor a Microsoft employee. • Dexter is a good dog • Dexter je dobrý pes
    S230u (3347-4HU) • X220 (4286-CTO) • W510 (4318-CTO) • W530 (2441-4R3) • X100e (3508-CTO) • X120e (0596-CTO) • T61p (6459-CTO) • T43p (2678-H7U) • T42 (2378-R4U) • T23 (2648-LU7)
      Deutsche Community   Comunidad en Español Русскоязычное Сообщество

  • Syslog & SNMP Traps:- Does LMS 3.1 need to receive both?

    Do my switches need to send both syslog and SNMP traps to LMS 3.1 or should I configure for either syslog or SNMP Traps, but not both?
    Thanks
    James

    Well "needs to", no
    Syslog
    RME configuration management works better if it can detect config changes via syslog.
    The syslog reports depend on it, so do the "automated actions" since they are based on syslog messages
    Traps
    Fault management can interpret a few traps but does most of its detecting via snmp get.
    LMS will work without it but I think it is worthwhile to configure the devices to send traps and syslog.
    Cheers,
    Michel

  • Problem with T61 and DVI External Monitor (via Advanced Mini-Dock)

    Ever since I upgraded to Vista SP1 on my ThinkPad T61 (with an Intel integrated 965 series graphics card), I've been having problems when I try to use an external monitor via the DVI port in my Advanced Mini-dock.  I'm curious if other people have experienced this problem.
    The problems surfaces when I first boot up, or sometimes after my ThinkPad has been running for awhile (particularly when I do something graphics related, such as right-clicking to open display properties).  The picture starts to flicker (or disappear and reappear, like the screen does when changing graphics resolutions).  I also hear the "ba-bum" sound that you hear when disconnecting a piece of hardware, followed by the "bum-ba" reconnection sound - these two sounds happen repeatedly (sometimes as fast as once per second).  If I don't do anything, sometimes I'll get a bluescreen.
    Not long ago, I found a fix of sorts: to stop the flickering/reconnecting, I just open Task Manager and stop the process called "igfxpers" (an Intel driver problem).  The problem always disappears after I do this, although I have to remember to do it every time I reboot or else the problem comes back.  So it's not an ideal fix.
    This problem doesn't happen when I connect an external monitor using the analog VGA port, or when I'm just using the notebook LCD.  It's limited to just the DVI connection.  I've tried two different digital monitors (one LG, the other BenQ) as well as two DVI cables - the problem is still the same.  So it seems like a driver problem of some sort - unfortunately, the Intel drivers haven't been updated since last February.
    I should also note that I've tried reinstalling my OS two or three times, and the problem always comes back.  Has anyone else had this problem, and is a fix on the way?

    Error Message:
    Input signal out of range. Translation:
    You will see this on an otherwise blank screen. Assuming that the data cable is plugged in correctly, the video card is feeding the monitor a signal stream in excess of what the monitor can accommodate. The two main causes for this are that the user has set either the resolution or the vertical frequency rate too high. For example, you might set a new graphics card to display at 1,280 x 1,024, but if the monitor is only capable of 1,024 x 768 resolution, you’ll get a Sync Out of Range error. This is especially common in 14-inch monitors.
    Solution:
    Because you obviously can’t make settings changes from within regular Windows, you’ll need to reboot into Windows Safe Mode. When you restart the system, there is a point during boot up when the system switches from reporting diagnostics and detected components to loading Windows. This point is usually accompanied by a beep and the screen going black. Just before this point, you want to start repeatedly pressing the F8 key. This should bring up a menu of Windows boot options. The one you want to pick is Safe Mode.
    From Safe Mode right-click the Desktop and select Properties. Go to the Settings tab and use the slider to drop your resolution a notch or two. Reboot and let Windows try to go into Normal mode. If this still doesn’t work, go back into Safe Mode and get to the Settings tab of Display Properties. Click the Advanced button, go to the Monitor tab, and check your refresh rate. The lowest advisable rate is usually 60Hz, although this works better for LCDs (liquid-crystal displays) than CRTs (cathode ray tubes). Apply the change and reboot.

  • MacBook Air no longer connecting to monitor via HDMI after recent update.

    Hi all,
    My MacBook air typically has no issues connecting to my external ASUS monitor via Thunderbol-HDMI port. However, after the recent Mavericks OSX update that was pushed a couple days ago, my monitor says that there is no signal. My MacBook air screen flickers slightly once connected (typical behavior, as it begins to mirror the screen on a scaled resolution shortly there after) but then nothing happens.
    How can I fix this?
    Thank you!

    Welcome to Apple Discussions
    Try System Preferences->Energy Saver:Automatic graphics switching (Deselect the checkbox).
    If that doesn't work you might try changing the resolution and refresh rate for the monitor in System Preferences->Displays, or downloading an app called SwitchResX (shareware) and lowered the resolution just slightly .
    One other solution if possible - restore to time before update from backup.
    Added restore from backup advice
    Message was edited by: themachead

  • Hello, I have a Macbook pro retina-2013.  About Mavericks I could set my 4K monitor via HDMI on 2560x1440.  This I can not get through at Yosemite. Can someone help me there?

    Hello, I have a macbook pro retina-2013.
    About Mavericks I could set my 4K monitor via HDMI on 2560x1440.
    This I can not get through at Yosemite. Can someone help me there?

    They really pushed that it would all work great! Has anyone had the same struggle? Are there any step-by-step instructions to get linked up?
    Call Verizon's wireless tech support & explain your problem to them.  They will provide "step-by-step" instructions over the phone. 
    Take notes too!
    TIP:  If you do call & don't want to go through all those darn promps, when you initially call, just don't say anything.  The automatic voice will then say,  "will connect you to a service rep."

  • Hello, I have a Macbook pro retina-2013.  About Mavericks I could set my 4K monitor via HDMI on 2560x1440.  This I can not set at Yosemite. Can someone help me there?

    Hello, I have a Macbook pro retina-2013.  About Mavericks I could set my 4K monitor via HDMI on 2560x1440.  This I can not set at Yosemite. Can someone help me there?

    They really pushed that it would all work great! Has anyone had the same struggle? Are there any step-by-step instructions to get linked up?
    Call Verizon's wireless tech support & explain your problem to them.  They will provide "step-by-step" instructions over the phone. 
    Take notes too!
    TIP:  If you do call & don't want to go through all those darn promps, when you initially call, just don't say anything.  The automatic voice will then say,  "will connect you to a service rep."

  • Digital audio input via mini jack/toslink from ADA, monitored via USB audio output... is this do-able? I know digital audio input should be okay but how do I monitor it, apart from using the internal speakers?

    Digital audio input via mini jack/toslink from ADA converter, monitored via USB audio output to amplifier... is this do-able? I know digital audio input should be okay but how do I monitor it, apart from using the internal speakers?

    You can output audio thru HDMI, with appropriate adapter.
    You can use additional cheap external usb audio for monitoring.

  • My Epson photo 1280 will only print 1/2 of a page from a document in Pages program. First print was fine. Have printed out a Mac templet and printer does same thing. Cleaned heads, checked nozzels etc. Any ideas?

    My Epson photo 1280 will only print 1/2 of a page from a document in Pages program. First print was fine. Have printed out a Mac templet and printer does same thing. Cleaned heads, checked nozzels etc. Any ideas?

    Hello, I have exactly the same problem. I could have written the same text. And I have'nt found solutions. Except, perhaps, change this printer (and quit HP?).
    Any suggestions would be really much appreciated.
    Thank you for your possible responses.

  • Will an X220 drive a Dell UP2414Q 4K 3840 x 2160 Monitor via Display Port?

    I've not been able to find any information about this on the web and there is definitely some confusion about DisplayPort versions - could some one answer the question will an X220 drive a Dell UP2414Q 4K IPS Monitor at it's native resolution of 3840 x 2160 Monitor via Display Port? Would that be at 30Hz rather than 60Hz?
    Many thanks, Mark.
    Solved!
    Go to Solution.

    The X220 will drive the Dell UP2414Q 4K resolution through Displayport. I have tested this on the Pro2840m LCD which has the same resolution. But only on 30 hz refresh rate.
    The X220 with the Series 3 Workstation Dock will drive 2 of the Pro2840m through 2 separate displayport.
    The X201 will also drive this 4K resolution, as long as the LCD's 4K can accept Displayport 1.1 standard (on the 1.2 standard, the LCD will stay blank).
    https://www.flickr.com/photos/lead_org/14671257827/in/set-72157645860787090
    the above image confirms the 4K resolution and my X220 driving that resolution @ 30 hz.
    For 60 hz refresh rate on the 4K resolution with integrated Intel GPU, you need Haswell CPU with the HD5000 graphics card, anything below that will only drive the 4K resolution at 30 Hz. 
    Regards,
    Jin Li
    May this year, be the year of 'DO'!
    I am a volunteer, and not a paid staff of Lenovo or Microsoft

  • Connecting Two Monitors VIA USB

    I was wondering if there are any setups for connecting two external DVI monitors VIA USB to my Macbook Pro late 2011.
    OS X Mavericks 10.9.5

    For external displays you will have to use the Thunderbolt port ( with appropriate adapters) .
    Ciao.

  • Business Process Monitoring via MAI

    Hi Experts,
    Currently I am exploring the new Business Process Monitoring via MAI (Monitoring and Alerting Infrastructure).
    I have setup monitoring objects and I am getting the required alerts.
    Need your help for following questions:
    1. What is the configuration required to send data to BW? For Classic Business Proces monitoring we select 'Keep Data in BW' under Alert Reorganizations. Is there any such configuration in case of BPMon via MAI ?
    2. In which cube is the alert data saved in case of BPMon via MAI ? (For Classic BPMon it is 0SM_BPM)
    3. Is there any configuration guide available for BPMon via MAI ? I have already referred to the presentations on the same.
    Please help me to get the answers.
    Best Regards,
    Kavita

    Hi Keiji,
    As always, your answers have helped us. Thank you for the quick response. Can you help me with the name of the table where BPMon MAI alerts are stored (just like we have DSWP_BPM_ALERTS for classic BPMon alerts. I have searched this table but could not find the BPMon MAI specific alerts.
    FYI, BPMon MAI is configured and is working fine and I am able to see the MAI alerts for the configured Monitoring Objects.
    Thanks again for the information provided.
    Best Regards,
    Kavita Meswani

Maybe you are looking for