WAE 7341 conversion

Does anyone know if it's possible to convert a WAE 7341 into a generic server to run any type of OS on it?

Hi Brad,
You cannot use this HW box to install any other OS other than Cisco WAAS, we have the Bios customized and it won't allow any other OS to be loaded on it.
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Help for wae 7341 device

Hi,
For the first time I am deploting WAE deviece in DC center. Since this is a new technology for me. Can some bosy help me in doing physical connectivity. I am getting confused in WAN in /out interface. Apart from this I want to know how to do basisc level configuration .Can you please help me out in this regards?I
my setup is like one core rtr,one core switch and onr layer2 switch in betwwen core rtr & core switch.
Regards,
APN

Your account team could be the first place you turn, as they can get someone onsite if needed to provide in-person assistance. We also have an internal helpdesk to help Partners with new deployments and trial deployments. And there is Cisco TAC should you encounter problems during the deployment. All of these resources are staffed with people trained and experienced in WAAS.
WAAS provides multiple methods of deployment and interception, including (but not limited to) WCCP and Inline. Inline places the WAE in the path of the packets. WCCP places the WAE out of path of the packets and requires that the router/switch be configured to intercept packets and redirect them to the WAE.
If the WAE comes equipped with inline card, an inline group consists of a pair of interfaces marked LAN and WAN. Connect LAN to the cable connecting to the LAN-side switch/router, and connect WAN to the cable connecting to the WAN-side switch/router. The types of cabling you use, duplex and speed settings on the switches and routers, and placement of the WAE within the network are important.
However, Inline may not be the preferred method for deploying in your datacenter.
If the WAE does not come equipped with an inline card, then the Gigabit interfaces are used to connect to a router/switch, and packets must be redirected to that WAE on that interface. A single interface may be used, or the interfaces may be grouped into a port-channel or standby interface configuration. Redirection from the router/switch is generally accomplished by configuring WCCP on the router/switch and on the WAE. Packets are intercepted at the router on one or more interfaces, and redirected to the WAE. The WAE processes them, performing appropriate optimizations, and egresses them back to the router/switch which forwards them to the destination.
Decide on the interception method. Read the appropriate sections in the documentation and decide how best to connect the WAE and configure interception, based on your datacenter's unique requirements. Probably the fastest way to get started would be to read the quick-start guide, and use the CLI-based setup tool.
Instructions for the inline interface can be found here:
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/app_ntwk_services/waas/wae/module/inline/installation/guide/17880fru.html
Instructions for the WAE-7341 hardware can be found here:
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/app_ntwk_services/waas/wae/installation/7341-7371/guide/7341gd.html
Quick Start guide here:
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/app_ntwk_services/waas/waas/v421/quick/guide/waasqcg.html
Configuration (including WCCP) guide here:
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/app_ntwk_services/waas/waas/v421/configuration/guide/cnfg.html

WAE-7341-K9 wrong code type have ACNS need WAAS

Hello,
We ordered two WAE-7341-K9 devices with application acceleration code but received content engine code. Is it possible to just install the oe7341-4.1.7.11 code or do we need to send them back to the vendor and get new devices with the correct code?
WAAS01#sh ver
Application and Content Networking System Software (ACNS)
Copyright (c) 1999-2009 by Cisco Systems, Inc.Application and Content Networking System Software Release 5.5.15 (build b2 Jul 6 2009)Version: ce7341-5.5.15.2
Compiled 10:43:57 Jul 6 2009 by cnbuild
Compile Time Options: KQ SS
System was restarted on Fri Dec 3 20:52:38 2010.
The system has been up for 4 hours, 44 minutes, 1 seconds.
AOAUSWWS01A#sh device-mode currentCurrent device mode: content-engineWAAS01#sh inventory
PID: WAE-7341-K9 VID: 0 SN: xxxxxx
our existing devices are fine - as an example:
WAAS01B#sh ver
Cisco Wide Area Application Services Software (WAAS)
Copyright (c) 1999-2010 by Cisco Systems, Inc.Cisco Wide Area Application Services Software Release 4.1.7 (build b11 May 14 2010)Version: oe7341-4.1.7.11
Compiled 14:56:28 May 14 2010 by cnbuild
System was restarted on Thu Dec 2 22:52:46 2010.
The system has been up for 1 day, 2 hours, 45 minutes, 24 seconds.
AOAUSGWS01A#sh device-mode currentCurrent device mode: application-accelerator　
WAAS01B#sh inventory
PID: WAE-7341-K9 VID: 0 SN:

Hello,
I was able to switch code products using the recovery CD-ROM.
Some things I learned.
It took about an hour then I had to reconfigure them and add them back to CM; so about 90 minutes for each device. While you can back up the config and reinstall, I didn't bother as my devices weren't in production yet and only had some basic IP configuratuion.
I had two critical alarms after the code install. One was for a missing license and one was for a RAID issue. I was able to correct the license issue from CM.
Select the device then Admin\License Management and tick the ‘Transport’ (or whichever type your using) box then click the submit button.
The RAID alarm I didn’t fix myself. Depending on the device model, the process of using the recovery CD-ROM involves rebuilding the RAID array. The install process continues while the RAID array rebuilds in the back ground, at least that’s how I think it works as the documentation wasn't clear on that point. When I left for the day the RAID alarm was still showing on the CM. The next day there weren’t any alarms. I was able to find a mention is some other documentation the the RAID rebuild process can take several hours.
Thanks again for your help.
Sean

WAE-7341 Ios Copy/Upgrade

Hello All,
- I'm having problems to copy an IOS from My FTP server installed on my notebok to the WAE-7341 with Ios version oe7341-4.0.17.14.
- I'm doing this command
/* Style Definitions */
table.MsoNormalTable
{mso-style-name:"Table Normal";
mso-tstyle-rowband-size:0;
mso-tstyle-colband-size:0;
mso-style-noshow:yes;
mso-style-priority:99;
mso-style-qformat:yes;
mso-style-parent:"";
mso-padding-alt:0cm 5.4pt 0cm 5.4pt;
mso-para-margin:0cm;
mso-para-margin-bottom:.0001pt;
mso-pagination:widow-orphan;
font-size:11.0pt;
font-family:"Calibri","sans-serif";
mso-ascii-font-family:Calibri;
mso-ascii-theme-font:minor-latin;
mso-fareast-font-family:"Times New Roman";
mso-fareast-theme-font:minor-fareast;
mso-hansi-font-family:Calibri;
mso-hansi-theme-font:minor-latin;
mso-bidi-font-family:"Times New Roman";
mso-bidi-theme-font:minor-bidi;}
copy ftp disk 148.92.85.118 / WAAS-4.0.19.14-K9.bin WAAS-4.0.19.14-K9.bin and   I was able to start the ftp download, but the download is timing out after 1/3 of the file transfer.
- Could someone tell me what i'm missing or doing wrong ?
The Image have 254 MB and as you can see i've copied only 179MB
USSMCWAGDRH001#dir
      size          time of last change             name
          1322 Mon Sep 20 17:28:38 2010           UcliEvt.log
     179207920 Tue Sep 21 20:29:57 2010           WAAS-4.0.19.14-K9.bin   <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
          4096 Thu Oct 22 21:40:00 2009 <DIR>    actona
          4096 Thu Oct 22 20:57:33 2009 <DIR>    core_dir
          4096 Mon Aug 2 10:26:38 2010 <DIR>    crash
             0 Fri Oct 23 01:27:00 2009           db-downgrade.log
          4096 Thu Oct 22 20:57:32 2009 <DIR>    downgrade
          4096 Tue Sep 21 17:01:00 2010 <DIR>    errorlog
          4096 Mon Aug 2 10:27:33 2010 <DIR>    logs
         16384 Thu Oct 22 20:47:03 2009 <DIR>    lost+found
          4096 Wed Aug 11 03:26:01 2010 <DIR>    sa
          8192 Wed Sep 22 12:44:02 2010 <DIR>    service_logs
           350 Mon Aug 2 10:35:33 2010           setup_gen_config.txt
          4096 Thu Oct 22 21:30:48 2009 <DIR>    spool
        154330 Wed Sep 22 12:44:07 2010           syslog.txt
          4096 Thu Oct 22 20:57:13 2009 <DIR>    var
           508 Thu Oct 22 20:57:31 2009           wdd.sh.signed
USSMCWAGDRH001#

Hi,
This sounds like an issue with your FTP server timing out the connection. You may want to increase the timeout value on the FTP server, or you can enable FTP services on the WAE itself and upload to it.
On the CLI of the 7341 enter the config command inetd enable ftp.
Then from your PC command prompt FTP into the WAE with the admin account and put the file.
Example:
C:\>ftp 14.110.3.19
Connected to 14.110.3.19.
220-Welcome to the PDI WAAS Network. Please DO NOT make any permanent
220-changes without consulting [email protected]
220-Cisco Wide Area Application Engine
220-
220-
220 pdi-7341-19.pdiwaas.cisco.com FTP server (Version wu-2.7.0(1) Thu Jul 29
04:43 PDT 2010) ready.
User (14.110.3.19:(none)): admin
331 Password required for admin.
Password:
230-User admin logged in. Access restrictions apply.
230-Device is configured with a (well known) default username/password for ea
of initial configuration.
230 This default username/password should be changed in order to avoid unwant
access to the device.
ftp> bin
200 Type set to I.
ftp> hash
Hash mark printing On ftp: (2048 bytes/hash mark) .
ftp> prompt
Interactive mode Off .
ftp> mput *.bin
Then you can go back to the WAE and issue the install command, and reload the WAE to complete the upgrade.
Cheers,
Mike Korenbaum
Cisco WAAS PDI Help Desk
http://www.cisco.com/go/pdihelpdesk
P.S. if this answers your quesion, please mark it as answered with a 5.

TCP resets with WAAS 7341?

We're running v4.4.1 on both remote and data center WAE 7341s and we're seeing TCP resets during some of our HTTP connections.
I'm just now beginning to look into the problem and noticed this the reset counters in 'show statistics tcp' such as:
IKA-7341-K9#sh statistics tcp
TCP statistics
Server connection openings                         = 2323
Client connection openings                         = 1850
Failed connection attempts                         = 111
Connections established                            = 68
Connections resets received                        = 57
Connection resets sent                             = 119
Segments received                                  = 365727
Segments sent                                      = 362292
Bad segments received                              = 0
Segments retransmitted                             = 642
I just rebooted the device an hour before doing the show command, and at this time there are only 12 connections being optimized.
Are these reset statistics of concern?

Hi Jeff,
TCP RST Packets is a counter of all TCP RST Packets over a period of time. This variable counts the number of RST responses to monitor resets in TCP/IP.
RST packets are a sign that the TCP connections are half open. One station or the other stopped sending information or ACKs for some reason. There are acceptable times for RST packets, however, if there are a large number of RST packets in a conversation, this is definitely something to troubleshoot.
This is not a WAAS problem but WAAS is showing up something that is going on in the network. These are some statistics that WAAS collects over the period from the network traffic.
Hope this helps.
Regards,
PS: Please mark this as Answered, if this answers your question.

What is the maximum throughput for a 7341 and 7371?

I found the data sheet that describes the size of the two boxes, and lots of other statistics, but no throughput stats. Is the main difference between the 7341 and 7371 the memory and hard drive cache size?
Our data center headend WAE will be L2 connected to a redundant pair of 6506 distribution switches with gig uplinks.
I need to make sure I get the right device that can handle gig throughput of redirected accelerated traffic . Will the 7371 handle that?

Hi Jim,
WAE-MODEL WAN-SUPPORTED LAN-THROUGHPUT-MAXIMUM TFP-ONLY-THROUGHPUT MAXIMUM-CONNECTIONS-CAPACITY(TCP)
WAE-7341 310 MBPS 600 MBP 800 MBPS 12000
WAE-7371 1 GBPS >1 GBPS > 1 GBPS 50000
MAXIMUM SUPPORTED PEERS PER WAE
APPLIANCE CONCURRENT-PEERS
7341 200
7371 400
The WAE-7341 and WAE-7371 appliances provide the following features and benefits:
Feature Benefit
Hardware RAID-5
Allows the appliance to continue operating with one drive in a non-functioning state for increased reliability.
Provides increased logical disk capacity.
Disk hot-swap capability
No downtime when removing or installing hard disk drives.
64-bit kernel
Allows a larger memory footprint for the TCP Proxy application and increases the number of concurrent optimized connections for increased scalability and performance.
300-GB SAS1 hard disk drives
4 x 300 GB in the WAE-7341
6 x 300 GB in the WAE-7371
Disk monitoring
Allows you to monitor, analyze, and control the RAID status through the CLI and view basic disk status in the RAID from the Central Manager GUI.
1 SAS = Serial Attached SCSI
FOR MORE INFO ON HARDWARE SPECIFICATION PLZ CLICK FOLLOWING URL:
http://www.cisco.com.ru/en/US/docs/app_ntwk_services/waas/wae/installation/7341-7371/guide/7300spec.html
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KIND REGARDS.
SACHIN GARG

Should Data Center WAE point to GLBP IP address?

I will be connecting a Data Center WAE-7341 to a distribution layer made up of two 6509s. The 6509s currently have a /30 L3 connection between the two of them on routed ports. I plan on changing that to a /29 SVI connection (changing the ports to switchports) and connecting the 7341 to one of the 6509s' ports configed in the same vlan. (Eventually I'll connect a second, redundant 7341 to the other 6509, same vlan, for redundancy.)
Should I make the connection between the two 6509s a GLBP config, and have the 7341's gateway the virtual IP - but still config WCCP router-list to point to the real IP address? Or should I keep GLBP out of the picture by not configuring it, and pointing the 7341's gateway to the IP address on the 6509 it is connected to - the same as the router-list IP?

Registration
Do NOT use a virtual gateway address (HSRP, VRRP, GLBP)
If you dont specify an IP in the router list is will use the default gateway by default.
If you do use the VIP as the default route, you may see a negative influence when the edge fails over. The DRE cache will be lost as the connection gets reset and initiated on the 2nd WAE. unless your connected to both A and B side routers from Each WAE.

WAAS 7341 used for Caching servers in the Data Center?

I have A substantial start on a global WAAS delployemnt with 60+
sites and counting. We are looking at leveraging the WAE-7341's running WAAS 4.1.5x
to perform an internet cacheing solution in out Internet gateway locations globally.
Typically, WAAS works in pairs. So My question is is for a NON-WAAS site, can the WAE perform as a Caheing server for site that dont have WAAS?
ACNS software coudl run in the same hardware but My understanding is this software is being phased out in leiu of WAAS.
Any thoughts or comments on this?

Hi Todd,
WAAS requires a peer in order to optimize traffic. As you mentioned, ACNS is a viable one-sided solution for Internet proxy caching. I haven't heard anything about ACNS being discontinued. In fact, you can even run ACNS as a virtual blade on WAAS.
Zach

DC WAE Design help

Attached is a visio of main DC WAN edge. Right now our WAE (7341) is placed directly off of ncmc-dc-rt01. Now we need to start to optimize traffice comming from all three top routers (ncmc-dc-rt01, ncmc-dc-rt05, and ncmc-dc-rt04). Were would be the best placement and IP address shceme for the WAE? Keep in mind the ncmc-dc-rt05 is a 3750g.

James,
I might consider putting the WAEs off the aggregation switches and doing hardware redirection (L2 redirect, mask assign, redirect in) on the 4900s. Otherwise you won't be able to use all three WAN routers as on will require L2 redirects and the other only support GRE.
Hope that helps,
Dan

7341 problem 4.2.3c

Hi,
I need help with a problem with a WAE 7341.
I installed and activated this device yesterday. Once inline, it came up to Gig full duplex and I rebooted. Everything was fine.
Today I realised my device was down; not answering to pings; I go to check and it is turned on but the inline card is in a bypass state!
I tried the console port and nothing would come up. so i rebooted the device...
It loaded correclty (no issues) the I realised that I have a lot of the following messages in my syslog.txt file:
kernel: %WAAS-SYS-4-900000: Neighbour table overflow.
ntpd[5247]: %WAAS-UNKNOWN-5-899999: kernel time sync status change 0001
kernel: %WAAS-SYS-4-900000: printk: 627 messages suppressed.
exec_license: %WAAS-CLI-5-170098: The License Transport has not been purchased.
not repeated once or twice but hundreds!
the ones that show up most are:
kernel: %WAAS-SYS-4-900000: Neighbour table overflow.
kernel: %WAAS-SYS-4-900000: printk: 627 messages suppressed.
Any ideas?
could this have caused by WAAS to crash?
Patrick

I'm glad to inform you that the issue got resolved.
It was indeed caused by this bug: CSCtd13825 which is rated 6 enhancement.
The gig 1/0 management interface of the 7341 was in a /16 network and due to the ARP issue, the Cisco WAE-7341 would completely hang!
TAC explained that WAAS cannot have more than 1024 ARP entries in its ARP cache at the same time.
WAAS doesnt implement a cleanup mechanism or a failsafe for this issue and therefore the overflow.
In my case, these messages appeared in large amounts in the syslog.txt file and caused the WAE to hang. It became unresponsive to ping, telnet, ssh and the inline card went into bypass or passthrough mode.
The solution is easy, put the interface in a smaller network with access to the CM...
Patrick

WAE 574 resilience query

Hi,
I am implementing WAAS on our network and am currently in the pilot phase, we are using WAE-7341 at our 3 data centre sites and 30 WAVE-574's at our branch sites.
As standard the WAVE-574's come with one hard drive, I am looking to buy an additional hard drive to go into each 574 so the disks are configured in a RAID 1 for resiliance.
My question is, if we were to keep with having just the one hard drive in each device and that hard drive went down, how would it effect the WAE and optimisation?
Would the WAE stay up? would it carry on accelerating traffic without local caching? if the device was rebooted would the device come back up? I'm trying to get an idea of what impact it would have if we didn't have a resiliance hard drive configuration.
Many thanks in advance for your help
Adam

Adam,
The 574 equipped with a single hard drive that failed would stay accessible on the network but would not be able to optimize or accelerate any traffic. The disk when replaced would also need the operating system re-installed. If the 574 were equipped with two disks in a RAID1 and were to lose a disk it would continue to function normally but without the redundancy. The failed disk would simply need to be replaced and redundancy would return once the RAID rebuilds anywhere from 2 to 5 hours.
Regards
Dave

Cisco WAE - Loadbalancing with WCCP

Hello,
I have 7341 and I am reaching the connection limit. I want to read more about the loadbalancing WAE 7341 with 512 and 612 appliance. Is it possible to loadbalance between cross platform, if it does, how wccp knows that 7341 has 12000 connection limit and 512 and 612 have 1500 and 2000 respectively.
Thank You

Hi,
we have weight option in WCCP configuration of WAE's which will determine the ratio of redirected traffic to be sent to a particular WAE in cluster. below is the link for more info..
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/app_ntwk_services/waas/waas/v501/command/reference/wccp.html#wp1079711

WCCP missing assignment alarm for service id

Hello
our central manager frequently reports for one WAE
WCCP missing assignment alarm for service id: 62.
WCCP missing assignment alarm for service id: 61.
But the WAE seems to run nornal and we can't find eny problem and event on the WAE (7341 device). By screening the CCO documentaion we also couldn't find any explanation for this error log.
We have an installation with app. 30 WAEs/WAVEs in with software release 4.2.3.
Could you please provide us some hints for troubleshooting.
Many thanks in advance!

Hello
I have the same issue and I noticed when we install a new location with two waves and wccp, it has for some reason an impact on exicting waves running in wccp mode:
the alarm ''WCCP missing assignment alarm for service id: 61 or 62'' riased on locations that were already in production.
new location : 192.168.X.21 is one of the new wave, 192.168.X.219 is the 2nd wave.A.B.C.D is the router loopback ip address
A.B.C.D
Existing waves (on different locations) already running in WCCP are : 192.168.Y.64.
Router (192.168.M.52) for another location where waves : 192.168.M.50 & 192.168.M.52 are already in service: Loopback ip is E.F.G.H
any idea why configuring wccp in one location has an impact on other locations
thnak you in advance
2011 Dec 14 08:55:41 N064WAP1009 wccp: %WAAS-WCCP-5-500008: A new view from the router 192.168.M.52 with the given change number: 12. Service 61.2011 Dec 14 08:55:41 N064WAP1009 wccp: %WAAS-WCCP-5-500012: New router notified. Rtr_Id A.B.C.D for service 61.2011 Dec 14 08:55:41 N064WAP1009 wccp: %WAAS-WCCP-5-500014: New device notified 192.168.X.219 for service 61.2011 Dec 14 08:55:41 N064WAP1009 wccp: %WAAS-WCCP-5-500026: New entry being created for 192.168.X.219 is seen by router A.B.C.E for service 61.2011 Dec 14 08:55:41 N064WAP1009 wccp: %WAAS-WCCP-5-500008: A new view from the router 192.168.M.52 with the given change number: 12. Service 62.2011 Dec 14 08:55:41 N064WAP1009 wccp: %WAAS-WCCP-5-500012: New router notified. Rtr_Id A.B.C.D for service 62.2011 Dec 14 08:55:41 N064WAP1009 wccp: %WAAS-WCCP-5-500014: New device notified 192.168.X.219 for service 62.2011 Dec 14 08:55:41 N064WAP1009 wccp: %WAAS-WCCP-5-500026: New entry being created for 192.168.X.219 is seen by router A.B.C.E for service 62.2011 Dec 14 08:55:54 N064WAP1009 wccp: %WAAS-WCCP-5-500008: A new view from the router 192.168.M.52 with the given change number: 13. Service 61.2011 Dec 14 08:55:54 N064WAP1009 wccp: %WAAS-WCCP-5-500014: New device notified 192.168.X.21 for service 61.2011 Dec 14 08:55:54 N064WAP1009 wccp: %WAAS-WCCP-5-500026: New entry being created for 192.168.X.21 is seen by router A.B.C.E for service 61.2011 Dec 14 08:55:54 N064WAP1009 wccp: %WAAS-WCCP-5-500008: A new view from the router 192.168.M.52 with the given change number: 13. Service 62.2011 Dec 14 08:55:54 N064WAP1009 wccp: %WAAS-WCCP-5-500014: New device notified 192.168.X.21 for service 62.2011 Dec 14 08:55:54 N064WAP1009 wccp: %WAAS-WCCP-5-500026: New entry being created for 192.168.X.21 is seen by router A.B.C.E for service 62.2011 Dec 14 08:56:09 N064WAP1009 wccp: %WAAS-WCCP-4-500016: No assignment sent: 192.168.Y.64 is not seen by all routers for service 612011 Dec 14 08:56:09 N064WAP1009 wccp: %WAAS-WCCP-4-500016: No assignment sent: 192.168.Y.64 is not seen by all routers for service 622011 Dec 14 08:58:55 N064WAP1009 wccp: %WAAS-WCCP-3-500078: Raising WCCP missing assignment alarm: WCCP missing assignment alarm for service id: 61.2011 Dec 14 08:58:55 N064WAP1009 wccp: %WAAS-WCCP-3-500078: Raising WCCP missing assignment alarm: WCCP missing assignment alarm for service id: 62.2011 Dec 14 08:59:03 N064WAP1009 wccp: %WAAS-WCCP-5-500008: A new view from the router 192.168.M.52 with the given change number: 14. Service 61.2011 Dec 14 08:59:03 N064WAP1009 wccp: %WAAS-WCCP-5-500008: A new view from the router 192.168.M.52 with the given change number: 14. Service 62.2011 Dec 14 08:59:19 N064WAP1009 wccp: %WAAS-WCCP-4-500016: No assignment sent: 192.168.Y.64 is not seen by all routers for service 612011 Dec 14 08:59:19 N064WAP1009 wccp: %WAAS-WCCP-4-500016: No assignment sent: 192.168.Y.64 is not seen by all routers for service 622011 Dec 14 08:59:31 N064WAP1009 wccp: %WAAS-WCCP-5-500028: Removing web cache 192.168.X.21 due to timeout for service 61.2011 Dec 14 08:59:31 N064WAP1009 wccp: %WAAS-WCCP-5-500028: Removing web cache 192.168.X.21 due to timeout for service 62.2011 Dec 14 09:01:53 N064WAP1009 wccp: %WAAS-WCCP-5-500008: A new view from the router 192.168.M.52 with the given change number: 15. Service 61.2011 Dec 14 09:01:53 N064WAP1009 wccp: %WAAS-WCCP-5-500014: New device notified 192.168.X.21 for service 61.2011 Dec 14 09:01:53 N064WAP1009 wccp: %WAAS-WCCP-5-500026: New entry being created for 192.168.X.21 is seen by router E.F.G.H for service 61.2011 Dec 14 09:01:53 N064WAP1009 wccp: %WAAS-WCCP-5-500008: A new view from the router 192.168.M.52 with the given change number: 15. Service 62.2011 Dec 14 09:01:53 N064WAP1009 wccp: %WAAS-WCCP-5-500014: New device notified 192.168.X.21 for service 62.2011 Dec 14 09:01:53 N064WAP1009 wccp: %WAAS-WCCP-5-500026: New entry being created for 192.168.X.21 is seen by router E.F.G.H for service 62.2011 Dec 14 09:02:09 N064WAP1009 wccp: %WAAS-WCCP-4-500016: No assignment sent: 192.168.Y.64 is not seen by all routers for service 612011 Dec 14 09:02:09 N064WAP1009 wccp: %WAAS-WCCP-4-500016: No assignment sent: 192.168.Y.64 is not seen by all routers for service 62

Raid 5 shows offline

Hi All,
We have WAE 7341 with 4.1.5f code which failed. We recreated raid after which we see all the disk online, but raid shows offline status.
Please find below the sh disk details and sh disk tech support output
wa1#Sh disk details
RAID Physical disk information:
disk00: Online                     JLWZ8E1E    286102 MB
disk01: Online                     JLX18M6E    286102 MB
disk02: Online                     JLWZ8LWE    286102 MB
disk03: Online                     JLWZ7YVE    286102 MB
RAID Logical drive information:
:     RAID-5 Offline
                Disabled (read-cache) Disabled (write-through)
Mounted file systems:
MOUNT POINT      TYPE       DEVICE                SIZE     INUSE      FREE USE%
Disk encryption feature is disabled
wa1#sh disk tech-support
Controllers found: 1
Controller information
   Controller Status                   : Okay
   Channel description                 : SAS/SATA
   Controller Model                    : IBM ServeRAID 8k
   Controller Serial Number            : 4078255
   Physical Slot                       : 0
   Installed memory                    : 256 MB
   Copyback                            : Disabled
   Data scrubbing                      : Disabled
   Defunct disk drive count            : 0
   Logical drives/Offline/Critical     : 1/1/0
   Controller Version Information
   BIOS                                : 5.2-0 (15427)
   Firmware                            : 5.2-0 (15427)
   Driver                              : 1.1-5 (24495)
   Boot Flash                          : 5.1-0 (15411)
   Controller Battery Information
   Status                              : Okay
   Over temperature                    : No
   Capacity remaining                  : 100 percent
   Time remaining (at current draw)    : 5 days, 10 hours, 40 minutes
   Controller Vital Product Data
   VPD Assigned#                       : 39R8875
   EC Version#                         : J85096
   Controller FRU#                     : 25R8076
   Battery FRU#                        : 25R8088
Logical drive information
Logical drive number 1
   Logical drive name                  :
   RAID level                          : 5
   Status of logical drive             : Offline
   Size                                : 1144000 MB
   Read-cache mode                     : Disabled
   Write-cache mode                    : Disabled (write-through)
   Write-cache setting                 : Disabled (write-through)
   Partitioned                         : No
   Number of chunks                    : 4
   Stripe-unit size                    : 256 KB
   Stripe order (Channel,Device)       : 0,0 0,1 0,2 0,3
   Bad stripes                         : No
Physical Device information
      Device #0
         Device is a Hard drive
         State                         : Online
         Supported                     : Yes
         Transfer Speed                : SAS 3.0 Gb/s
         Reported Channel,Device       : 0,0
         Vendor                        : IBM-ESXS
         Model                         : VPBPA300C3EST1 N
         Firmware                      : A529
         Serial number                 : JLWZ8E1E
         World-wide name               : 5000CCA0096F68FF
         Size                          : 286102 MB
         Write Cache                   : Disabled (write-through)
         FRU                           : 43X0805
         PFA                           : No
      Device #1
         Device is a Hard drive
         State                         : Online
         Supported                     : Yes
         Transfer Speed                : SAS 3.0 Gb/s
         Reported Channel,Device       : 0,1
         Vendor                        : IBM-ESXS
         Model                         : VPBPA300C3EST1 N
         Firmware                      : A529
         Serial number                 : JLX18M6E
         World-wide name               : 5000CCA009730EF3
         Size                          : 286102 MB
         Write Cache                   : Disabled (write-through)
         FRU                           : 43X0805
         PFA                           : No
      Device #2
         Device is a Hard drive
         State                         : Online
         Supported                     : Yes
         Transfer Speed                : SAS 3.0 Gb/s
         Reported Channel,Device       : 0,2
         Vendor                        : IBM-ESXS
         Model                         : VPBPA300C3EST1 N
         Firmware                      : A529
         Serial number                 : JLWZ8LWE
         World-wide name               : 5000CCA0096F6BD3
         Size                          : 286102 MB
         Write Cache                   : Disabled (write-through)
         FRU                           : 43X0805
         PFA                           : No
      Device #3
         Device is a Hard drive
         State                         : Online
         Supported                     : Yes
         Transfer Speed                : SAS 3.0 Gb/s
         Reported Channel,Device       : 0,3
         Vendor                        : IBM-ESXS
         Model                         : VPBPA300C3EST1 N
         Firmware                      : A529
         Serial number                 : JLWZ7YVE
         World-wide name               : 5000CCA0096F621F
         Size                          : 286102 MB
         Write Cache                   : Disabled (write-through)
         FRU                           : 43X0805
         PFA                           : No
      Device #4
         Device is an Enclosure
            Reported Channel,Device    : 2,0
            Type                       : SES2
            Vendor                     : IBM-ESXS
            Model                      : VSC7160
            Firmware                   : 1.07
         Status of Enclosure
            Temperature status         : Normal
Command completed successfully.

Hi Dhana,
You might want to make sure to follow the steps mentioend at this link: Ensuring RAID Pairs Rebuild Successfully
Further, if you are using recovery CD, please make sure to run option 7 more than once and then option 8 to install the image on box.
1. Configure Network
2. Manufacture flash
3. Install flash cookie
4. Install flash image from network
5. Install flash image from cdrom
6. Install flash image from disk
7. Recreate RAID device (WAE-674/7341/7371 only)
8. Wipe out disks and install .bin image
9. Exit (Eject and reboot)
Choice [0]:
Please let us know how it goes. if it continue to give you RAID error, please open a TAC case for RMA.
Regards.
PS: if this answers your question, please mark it as Answered.

Upgrading from ACNS to WAAS on a 674

Looking for the steps to change over to Waas on a ACNS formated system.
Anybody out there completed these steps, being done via Console connection.

Hi,
You will need to download WAAS Recovery ISO from CCO. Please follow below steps,
1) Download the WAAS recovery CD from Cisco CCO. It will based on Software image you want to download,
For example WAAS 4.2.3 - Image name is "waas-rescue-cdrom-4.2.3.7-k9.iso"
2) Once you downloaded the image and burned it in a CD please insert it in the WAE-674-K9 device
3) Reboot the WAE. After the WAE boots, you see the following menu:
Installer Main Menu:
1. Configure Network
2. Manufacture flash
3. Install flash cookie
4. Install flash image from network
5. Install flash image from cdrom
6. Install flash image from disk
7. Recreate RAID device (WAE-674/7341/7371 only)
8. Wipe out disks and install .bin image
9. Exit (Eject and reboot)
4) Choose option 2 to prepare the flash memory.
This step prepares a cookie for the device.
5) Choose option 3 to install the flash cookie that you prepared in the previous step.
6) Choose option 5 to install the flash image from the CD-ROM.
7) If you are working with a WAE-7341, WAE-7371, or WAE-674 device, choose option 7 to recreate the RAID array.
8) Choose option 8 to wipe the disks and install the binary image.
This step prepares the disks by erasing them. The WAAS 4.x.x image is installed.
11) Choose the option 9 to reboot the WAE
Once you complete above steps the WAE will be loaded with WAAS Software.
Hope this helps,
Best Regards,
Rahul

WAE 7341 conversion

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