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Multiple CSHM alerts for FAN and PSU in Cisco N9K-C9336C-FX2 Switch

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Applies to

  • Cluster Network Switch (CNS)
  • Cluster Switch Health Monitor (CSHM)
  • Cisco Switch model N9K-C9336C-FX2

Issue

  • Multiple switch alerts raised and cleared for different components like PSUs or FANs in one switch. Example for switch-01:

[Node-01]: Alert Id = SwitchFanNotPresent_Alert , Alerting Resource = Switch-01(xxxxxxxxxxx)/Fan Module-X raised by monitor ethernet-switch
[Node-01]: Alert Id = SwitchFanNotPresent_Alert , Alerting Resource = Switch-01(xxxxxxxxxxx)/Fan Module-X cleared by monitor ethernet-switch

[Node-01]: Alert Id = SwitchPowerNotPresent_Alert , Alerting Resource = Switch-01(xxxxxxxxxxx)/PowerSupply-X raised by monitor ethernet-switch
[Node-01]: Alert Id = SwitchPowerNotPresent_Alert , Alerting Resource = Switch-01(xxxxxxxxxxx)/PowerSupply-X cleared by 

  • The CNS is reporting unsupported model for the other redundant switch. Example for switch-02:

Cluster::> system switch ethernet show
Switch                      Type               Address          Model
--------------------------- ------------------
Switch-02(xxxxxxxxxxx)        cluster-network    xxx.xx.xx.xx     OTHER
Serial Number: Unknown
Is Monitored: true
Reason: Unsupported Model

  • When running the command system switch ethernet show, the output for the non-reporting alerts switch (in this example: switch-02) is delayed some seconds.
  • The same output for the reporting alerts switch (in this example the switch-01) is displayed quickly.

 

 

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