CiscoWorks LMS 4.1 monitor temperature

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• First management LAN CiscoWorks LMS or Cisco? Help

  In my business, we look adds a network management solution:

  Some time ago, we installed CiscoWorks LMS 3.2, but we decided to install on the other more modern solution, what is the solution which recommend me?

  Requeriments:

  1 000 devices from cisco management.

  Regularly perform massive configurations.

  Constant monitoring of the network infrastructure.

  Backups of configuration.

  We have two solutions:

  -Update the current CiscoWorks to LMS 4.x version

  -buy the "First Cisco LAN Management" Solution

  What solution that recommend me?

  Thank you for your attention.

  Kind regards.

  Hi Jeffersson,

  The current product packaging is a bit confusing. Cisco is rebranding all of their management under the aegis of the first Cisco solutions. All prime products have a common appearance and take advantage of some approaches architectural.  From LMS 3.2 on 4.x will put you in the first territory of Cisco.

  In the 'first' products are (among others) "Cisco first Infrastructure" (also known as PI - 1.2 is the current version) and "Cisco first LMS" (4.2.3 is current). Preferred Infrastructure (1.0) began in the successor to management wireless Cisco (NCS) product and had been adding features on the way to bring it up to parity with LMS functionality to wired infrastructure. He isn't quite there right now (current comparison here) that existing customers of LMS are usually advised to stick with the latest version of the LMS for now.

  Still with me? Good. If the extra twist is that 4.2 LMS is "included" with licenses of FT 1.2 - see the link guide below. So, if you want LMS 4.x, you order indeed 1.2 FT with licenses "Cycle of life" according to the number of devices you manage. (There also is 'respect' and 'insurance' adding these new features of the respective licenses. Compliance is available from LMS 4.2 in the CAAM.  Insurance is almost a FT 1.2 functionality only.)

  So my recommendation to you would be to upgrade to version 1.2 of PI and to install and to use the LMS 4.2 (4.2.3 and put patched up-to-date with all the packaging of the products). If you have a VMware configuration, deployment option flexible device (file eggs) is the easier implementation,.

  You may find it useful to explain this point of view of Cisco the following two links:

  Functional reference LMS

  Control of IP and Licensing Guide

  Don't worry not-all this will not be on the test.

• CiscoWorks LMS 3.2 exporting bulk Configuration

  Hello

  Does anyone know an easy way to bulk export configurations off Ciscoworks LMS 3.2?  The only thing I found is the cli command export config u cwcli.exe - p-unit %, but it exports in XML format which is not very readable.  Prefer a text file format.  Someone at - it suggestions?

  Thank you

  Brian

  Hi Brian,.

  CLI, it is the only option, but what you can do to get the files in TEXT format is, you can connect to the server and

  go to this site: NMSROOT\CSCOpx\files\rme\dcma\shadow

  and

  NMSROOT\CSCOpx\files\rme\dcma\devfiles

  Thank you-

  Alya

  * Sides encourage contributors *.

• CiscoWorks LMS 4.0.1 and 3850 switch support

  HI, I want to know if the 3850 switch is supported in ciscoworks LMS 4.0.1 I added devices, successful inventory collections but peripheral icon is blue with question mark '? ' and config sync always fails.

  I tried to download the packages to install it, but I couldn't find it.

  Thanks help fo

  3850 is supported on LMS 4.2.3. Check the list supported here:

  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/docs/net_mgmt/ciscoworks_lan_management_solution/4.2.3/device_support/table/lms423sdt.html

  You must upgrade to 4.2.3 LMS or 1.3 FT go.

  -Thank you

  Vinod

  *Side encourages contributors and it's really free. **

• Utility of monitoring temperature CPU - walk-it!

  After long research and tests HW several programs of surveillance, it works! Temperature monitoring on the computers CPU laptops toshiba! Hmonitor v4.2.5.1 to http://hmonitor.com/

  Good luck!

  Hi sauliaus

  Thanks for your information.
  I checked a few comments and it seems that some users want to install the temperature monitoring utility.
  I don't know that this post will help many users.

  Thank you once again ;)
  Good bye

• Still no monitor temperature and no USB boot support

  Hello
  Many users of Toshiba laptops I am disappointed because no CPU temperature monitoring utility, none support USB booting is provided for my laptop.
  It is ridiculous that there is no utility that shows the temperature, the speed of the processor or the functioning of the fan.

  Is there any solutions for this?

  Hello

  1.) If you want to boot form USB you use the floppy drive.
  2.) pre-installed Toshiba Software are responsible for the processor and the cooling performance module.
  Open energy saver, and there you can change some settings. (CPU processing speed, the method of the cooling module)
  3.) Unfortunately, this software does not support any temperature followed :(

• Foglight and Dell Open Manager Application to monitor temperatures

  I would like to know how I would be able to use Foglight to monitor Dell servers.

  For example I'd like to monitor the temperature. These servers have Dell Open Manager installed on then. Can use/get Foglight all alerts to Dell Open manager?

  You can use the SNMP integration to monitor traps HW via Foglight.  Check out this post for a primer http://en.community.dell.com/techcenter/performance-monitoring/foglight-administrators/f/4788/t/19552981.aspx

• How to reset the password on a Windows-based CiscoWorks LMS 3.2?

  I have problems with the procedure for recovery of password on a 3.2 CiscoWorks installation. The problem is that I have no idea what versions of software are running (track never cared).

  I tried following the steps here: http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/sw/cscowork/ps2073/products_password_recovery09186a0080107dee.shtml (twice) and I was impossible to reset the password.

  Is there something that I am missing? Something extremely obvious I forgot?

  Thanks for any help!

  Use the resetpasswd utility:

  NMSROOT/bin/resetpasswd admin

• CISCOWORKS LMS 2.5 SP2

  Hello

  The apps were running smoothly, but after a suddenly cut power that affected the (stand-alone) server, it was not possible to loggin again.

  We got the login screen, but after typing user/passwd, appears a blank screen (done) and nothing else.

  Each process runs normally, except the process = EssMonitor = ESS Info is entirely online!

  Can you guide me to solve this problem?

  Thank you very much

  regdaemon. XML has been damaged. It is therefore more correct XML. It was probably truncated in the feeding tube. If you don't have a good backup of LMS, you must uninstall and reinstall LMS from scratch. You will not be able to preserve your data because restore this file regdaemon.xml will corrupt so all future installations.

• All the tools to monitor the temperature of the HARD drive?

  Someone knows any tools to monitor the temperature of the HARD drive? which can be set all of a specific level.  If the temperature is over 50 degrees, it will give any warning.

  Does anyone have any suggestions.

  Thanks in advance for your suggestions

  I'm not sure about the alerts, but I remember using SpeedFan , a long time ago to monitor temperatures.

• LMS 3.2

  Hi guys,.

  I installed Ciscoworks LMS with common services; RME and CM but forget the Device Fault Manager software platform. Do you know how can I add it? Thank you.

  Kind regards.

  Oscar

  I'm sure that you can pretty much add a DFM. On Solaris, for example, simply re - run "setup.sh", and then choose the following at the prompt:

  (2) custom installation. For advanced users.
  Select the components to install.
  Enter Admin, comments, identity account of the system, the passwords for the database for the new facility.
  Keep for upgrade and relocation.

  Then choose the appropriate option for: DFM (# 9 below) when you are prompted, add it to your existing installation of LMS:

  (1) Common Services 3.3
  (2) portal 1.2 LMS
  (3) CiscoWorks Assistant 1.2
  (4) CiscoView 6.1.9
  (5) integration utility 1.9
  (6) resource Manager Essentials 4.3
  (7) the Director of the campus 5.2
  (8) the Fault Manager HPOV-Netview 3.2 device adapters
  (9) device Fault Manager 3.2
  (10) internetwork Performance Monitor 4.2
  (11) all the foregoing
  -Applications module.
  (12) and use monitor 1.2
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• Portege 3500 operating temperature?

  Hello

  My Portege 3500 crashes regularly (the monitor continues to show what was the last one on the screen, but no entry is accepted, not even ctrl-alt-del) I have to hold in the power button until the laptop turns off to restart. I think that this could be due to overheating and try to check it out using speedfan to monitor temperatures.

  Does anyone know what temperature ranges are acceptable for the 3 temperature gauges that speedfan reports (Temp Local, remote Temp and Temp1)?

  Thank you
  -Jason.

  It's not easy to say what temperature is acceptable. On my laptop, I recorded about 60 ° C and everything run ok.
  I assume you are using unit for a long time as well as the fans have not been cleaned.
  You can try to do. But be careful. If you have no experience, you shouldn't have t do.
  Additional you should always be sure that there is enough free space around the laptop for cool air circulation.

  PS: you may install the Everest application. This tool provides a lot of information on the entire system.
  After cleaning, you can compare the temporary values

• Satellite L300 and high temperature - is this normal?

  Greetings

  I just bought a Toshiba Satellite L300 - 11 (Intel celeron 550), I\m kind new to laptops, and I realize it's too hot. I used the CPUID hardware monitor software, and it shows that:
  -ACPI THRM temperatures going as high as 63c (145f)
  -the processor is going up to 65 c (148f)
  -the HARD disk goes up to 45 c (112f)

  My questions are: is this normal for a laptop to reach these temperatures? I mean the touchpad and the area around it is annoyingly hot all the time (especially in the summer time where its already hot weather)
  Other models or brands have similar temperatures?

  And is it a Toshiba tool to monitor temperatures, rather than using third-party software?

  Thanks for any help.

  I don't know much about the temperature of the Celeron processor.

  My Toshiba L300 came with Hitachi 120 GB HDD, CPU T2370 upgraded to T7100:
  -HDD: max: 45 (watching ripped DVD on hard disk), 30 min (surf the internet, play warcraft III), average: 38 (using Microsoft, Photoshop and programming tools)
  -CPU: 43 to 57, penalty going up to 63.
  -ACPI: Min: Max: 43: 56

  Hope that these figures will give you some tips.

• DFM in Ciscoworks.

  Hello

  I'll put up device Fault Manager in Ciscoworks LMS 3.0.1

  For the moment, we used what is gold (ping) to alert the team of Technical Support if the devices go down. As you can imagine, they receive hundreds of emails every day to inform them that these devices are going up and down etc...

  Ciscoworks may draw attention to more detailed information, I would like to alerts configuration for the team of support when the devices goes down/crash/inaccessible etc. using SNMP. These devices do any configuration on them to attract the attention of Ciscowork. They are already syslogs send to the Ciscoworks server. What settings will suffice for these devices down?

  Also, I have more questions, for notification of SNMP trap on the Ciscoworks server, what information should I put here?

  DFM version is 3.0.2

  Thanks 1million

  Anthony.

  First of all, I highly recommend that upgrade you to 3.0.3 DFM. There is a serious enough problem that can cause the whole of the LMS to failure if some that are installed on the system. This bug is fixed in 3.0.3 DFM.

  If you wish to inform your operators based on syslog messages, you can set up automated actions to do so under RME > tools > Syslog > automated Actions. Any time a corresponding syslog message is processed by the RME and e-mail can be sent, or a script can be executed.

  While DFM can treat some traps, it is mainly based on SNMP and ICMP on election to build its events. Therefore, as long as SNMP and ICMP connection exists between your server and your devices, you should be set. You can configure notifications DFM under DFM > Notification Services. I recommend that when you set up your Notification Group, just check you the option buttons in events. Events contain specific details about a defect of the device. Alerts, contain a roll-up high level of several events. DFM notifications can be sent as e-mail, traps and syslogs.

• LMS with UM for 5000 devices

  Hello

  We will install an LMS with UM for 5000 devices. We can see in the hardware requirements doc that "UM and CS must be installed on a stand-alone server, which manages 1000 devices.

  My questions are:

  1 and 4000 other devices?

  2. is it mandatory to install CS and HUM in a separate server?

  3 - What are the hardware requirements for this server with UM and CS?

  4 - is possible to configure the CiscoWorks LMS master and the server with UM and CS as slave?

  Thank you very much.

  UM can't stand up to 1000 devices. See http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/net_mgmt/ciscoworks_health_and_utilization_monitor/1.2/Install/guide/HUMprqst.html#wp1058394 for the hardware and software configuration.