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Why does an e0M disconnection on node2 not trigger a syslog Alert

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ONTAP 9

Issue

  • On node1, both the node management LIF and cluster management LIF are set on e0M.
  • On node2, only the node management LIF is set on e0M.
  • When the e0M network interface is disconnected on node2, an alert event is generated and transmitted via SNMP as expected, but no corresponding alert is transmitted via syslog.
  • However, when other interfaces are disconnected on node2, the alert event is transmitted via both SNMP and syslog.

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